Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18


tsmala stng 10 prepare to reel the attacks OF MO-
ra1an against Nicaragua for which purpose
said the latter has seen collecting troops
Kxtra ordinary a rresI-Sen0rs Ruiz and Mon.
der in JaiI iac suit Of she Africans, set ON
by Lewis TaPPnn.
Yesterday morning the two Spanish gentlemen.
Seniors Ruiz and Montez, who barely escaped with
their lives from the savages on board the schooner
Aistad arrested and sent to Jail, on certain al
iidrvits, made by two Of the Africans The follow
ing are copies Of these wrts-
CIR. OF Ns~ 3 TIE rEosts a. saa.
Nsw York, GREErsNG:
WE COMMAND You that you take
PIP; alien aud subject OF the Queen Of Spain,
rAPAs rfhe shall be found in your county, aud HIM
. s ss sst ooTsT
Of the City OF New York at the City Hall, yn
the aid City, the Third Monday Of October,
1850, to answer unto FULAH, African Of the Mendi
tribe, plea .f,respa and assault, for falsely i.prsoDng
H. ss. sss.s sse two s dollar.
then there this writ Witness, SAMUEL JONES, Esq,
said City the first Monday Of October thousand eight
hundred and lhry-nine
cuRIaM.
THEODORE SEDGWICK, jun. c. A. CLINTON,
Attorney Clerk
[ESpoRsEMrST.]
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.
YuAAH JOSEPH RUIZ.
'CArAs, Ret. Sd Monday October, 1899
THEODORE sEpGwICK, Jun
Attorney
Let The within named defendant held bail thou
sand doilsrs-Oci. 10th, 1889 . .,rn
CRY a. Nrw Yonx. S. THE PEOPLE Of the State Of
Nsc Ysrk 10 the SHERIFF Of the said Ctiy snd County
If Neap York. GREETING
VIZ COMMAND you, that YOU take
ta PIP, and PEDRO MoNTEZ, aliens and
subjects Of the Queen Of Span 4 they shall be
found la your coasty and them safely keep, so
that you may have their bodies before the
Judges Of the Court Of COMMON PLEAS
City HAM, in the ssis City, Third Mesasx &c Veae
treating ana wOunding the said pansi9 % hi. damage ,wo
Mich .cash sss ss.Ts s ysss.
ofhe said Court the City Hall in the said city, the Aird
Monday Of September thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine
THEoDoRE sEDGwICK, Jun JOSEPH HoxIE,
Attorney Clerk.
TrspoR,xnESr]
NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS.
sreuAH ". JOSE
CAr,As. Ret I'D Monday, 1885,
THEODORE sEDGwiCK, Jun.
Attorney
Hold defendants to thousand dollars ieth DC,
BP.lNGRAHAM,
A. J. c. r.
The head, front, soul, body, and breeches Of this
strange bssiness, is the immaculate Lewis Tappan.
The afIdavits were procured by his efforts, under
the advisement OF Theodore Sedgwick, who 10 the
counsel in the case. The savages, without hardly
knowing the existence of Deity, and caring for
nothing but eating three dinners per day. and tum-
bling before their visitors for sixpeDce per head,
are made to aaix marks TO ahidavits, and TO
these Spanards Of false imprisonment, and other
offences, in order to harrass and annoy them dur
ing their residence in this land Of liberty. Yes
fsrday, Lewis Tappan himself carried these writs
TO the sheriff Of this city, and volunteered 10 ac
company his officer, and point out the Spanish gen.
tlsmen in the street, or wherever he could find
them. Accordingly il was so done. Lewis Tappan.
Like his prototype, who first kissed his master and
then sold him Tor thirty pieces Of silver, went up TO
Mr. Ruiz and said 10 him, with a half-benevolent,
lf-ualignant smile" How do you do, Mr.. Rsixf'
Then turning 10 the officer, he said, "Ths is your
man-take him Mr.. Ruiz then. to his astonish-
nent and before he had time to say, " God bless me-
was arrested at the suit Of the savases named in
the preceding writs. 81 have no bail cannot get
bail at pre- vent, said Mr.. Ruiz. "Then you'll have
to 70 10 prison." said Lewis, with a chuekle. The
same proce ss took place with Senior Monez, who is
now almost sick and weak 70 be out Of his bed.
And 90 both Of these gentlemen were marched TO
prison. and locked MP at the suit Of those very
ges who threatened their lives, during q voyage Of
sixty days the ocean.
How Judge Jones, under the circumstances 81 the
case, demanded 50 high bail 81 0oe or $1,000,
cannot divine II all the savages make similar az.
hdsvhs-andwe learn that Lewis TaPpan has
cured this point-it is probable that these two
gentlemen win be incarcerstsd through the win.
ter or be forced to procure bail for $4,000 or
$4,000. We now see the to which the aboli-
tionists have put these sayases. Protesting them
selves 70 BE- Trends o philanthropy and liberty, they
take every opportunity to exhibit their real motives
to the world. Ifever deeper and ntenser maIisnitv
could se shown 20 the world than Lewis Tsppan
las now excnpli6ed, We should like to hear Of it
For the sake 81 human nature IL 10 10 be hoped that
his conscience win not make him hang himself on
the sext tree; because II he wait till he gets little
Issssr, there wal, he less danger Of his breaking the
veps. The abolition party developing their real
fssIinp. They will be understeod by the
Christias world.