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Ta1AL OF WILEr-The trial of Wiley came
on Yesterday in the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
before Judge KENT, and Aldermen Purdy and
Lee. 1t was osened by the District Attorney,
who recapitula,ed the facts which he expected to
prove. He said that il was Wiley's duty, on be-
ing employed a. the robbers counsel, to have
had him Immediately arrested; his position 8,
counsel should not protect him at ell.


Dr. Tyer, one OF the Directors of the Bank and
one OF the Agents, On this city negotiate
with Wiley for the surrender OF portion OF the
money, gave his testimony a; considerable length
We have full report St hi. testimony, a. we'll as
that OF the other witnesses, but have 40 room
for it this morning. Il seems that Wiley al
first demanded ten per cent the Bank offering
siN it was finally agreed that Wiley should pay
over :l20,00G of the stolen money and receive as
q reward eight per cent. Thi. was done and pa
pers were drawn up accordingly. The money VS.
brought BY Wiley to the Havana house in raliss
which he laid bis


When the agents FIRST came 10 the city he told
them not 10 attempt to catch the thieves, for
fear they should take alarm and run away with the
plunder He did not state where his employer
lived, but said ho had gone south.


William B. Bell another agent coroboraied Dr..
Tyler testimony.


n B. Blunt, Esq. opened the case for the de-
fence. He said that he did not propose to rs,tthe
defence on Mr.. Wiley agency as counsel but pPos
his good character, and several witnesses were eN-
amined who testified 10 his Preyiou. good charac-
ter Mr. Price had commenced summing up for
the defence, and the will probably be given to
the Jury this afternoon