New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25

tdrr Adroeate Does your apply to the crew az
sell as The men-say to those under his commaads
T.sess don't know what his character for cruelty was
=, ,hcss under his command.
..Psvorsby Of for oppression, and If aye, by whom
;sa..s might name bali the Ctcers IN the Expedition
isf ms,u;t,n-well, name them.
V.ness-i hope The Court VIII excuse me Tor not an
,,pring The question.
ISse Ispooate Go on, sir and answer the question
Vtss- have heard lieut.: ripcdKHes pr Guopi Dr.
yySssn don't recocct whether Mr. Boun or Mr.. Can.
ouy, Mr. May or Mr. Reynolds, or Lient Manry ever
M aim had character. Pm not certain n Or. PaCit
don't think lever heard Lieut. Hudson or Lieu.
Rngsold ,A... III. on,v ones who have 60 .no,sn,
- 7 don't recoiect.
,, n you have never heard those persons speak Of
& how do you know that his character for oppression is
sa a.r,. did no, give i, from Others bu; of my
H Ss:isn Have you not bad difficulties with Lieut.
wGxes! .,..
n'S ;st,pr,an Coivocoressees called Gnd examined as
charge OF cruelty the macnes at Honolulu Shortly
ger arrived Oahu was ordered from The Peacock 10
he Vnceunes. few days alter these orders were re-
d nne OF the told me Mr.. Carr wan.ed
40 followed The Qua.!ermas!er mp 10 the spar deck and
no1ed myscI He said he wanted me ~ take The three
srne Smith, Baboe ans renc1s 20 .e io5t and .onne
Whes got there be said was TO 20 TO his ece and state
what hose mes were W st of and 10 say
h eonsnemen, was 10 be- whether they merely
ep within the walls o. the Tort or 10 &c put IN irons and
snn6nss in one OF the cells.
M aid he interded To- have told they be con
seed in IRONS and before leaving The ship to go TO the Fo
& ,he prisoners he added tell the Governor, that
~ are troublesome he give them nothing bat bread
IN oattr 10 it1e When got TO the Fort was told
hs be Governor out in the country, and the Fort in
Saro. Of one of the officers Of the army went 10 this
Srer and stated TO him that had message from Captain
Wilkes 10 the Governor. lod him what the message
vas He said he would attend TO II, and be ad Alter
,einp The prisoners in irons, went on board. had
shSr more 10 do with the prisoners until the day before
~ sIip was to sail for ct The neghborng ISLANDS.
v,n and released them. and took them on board. They
,re hen as Think confined in the Brig In few days
,ssr the Vpcennes le HONOLULU they were brought to the
.,gway and punished with The cat, receiTing dozen
Willing TO 10 their cuy, and they replied no. ant
s after the sergeant bad said their tine was not spsci
ed time bet that they had embarked ie the cruHe Ihe
nne of The sergeantis Stebrnes"
The prisoners brought up again in few days after
this and sill, refusing 10 do duty were treated To another
moi cow remember recoeet they were brought the
ganssa and they said they were willing TO return 10 their
auly when orders were given 10 release them
Gl,,ion What sort of place was the fort
1srper Why sheltered, bad window and a door
u il Int was NOT que so clean might have been but
passed Mdshpman Sanford proved the facts as TO
he other Marine Dinsman with the exception That he had
be KEEP, separate from the oiaer prisoners ana ave no
,lereoUrse with them.
Philip Babb called and examned-I entered as Marine
he service of the United States the 18th November
6 for the four years signed articles never re-
.siued alter my enlistment OF the 18th November 1856, and
,er signed any other contract but the one have spoken
Question Did you or did you at the time of your
Fiuen, receive the bounty oil $50.
oueston Were you aware that law enacted arthor
ras con mander detain Ssanen or Marines after thsr
s ,o5ract bad expired
Question: When did you receive the money presen,
yol spoke OF, aod who gave 1t You
4 '' Iere Il The e'S Coor. rose aad adjourned.