New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

saying he would take The Boy weaveIs life would pay
The Master Mr. Perry, and the Commander for havi9g nm
logged Weaver had something, for which WILSON
strGck him n .h face when Weaver reported Inn 70 e
oicer o. the deck siaszr Perry and the Commander o.
ercd wilson 10 logged Tor IL In The conversation ne
tween Wilson ard Mckinley, Wilson said Re kRows well
enough that DID board ibis vessel Willingly
He also said tha; when they got 10 81 Thomas he woai
away ard Jn SLAYER 20 not beleve tdat II tie ez
ecrcn had taken place. the vessel could have been
brought safe any port, Wines was examined before me
Courciio Officers and every thing be there stated
!NaL.iay Gdaey, was seaman on the souiersi
appreatice. 70 years old and havr 5eca ovs tYe
years IN The service heard conversation between CF0i
well aud Spencer On the passage between foro T. aya anu
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on TIE sarooard SIDE ci the isrecaSe Icy ~ers ahHE
IN los tone ofvoce aad was only about itree feet ifo
iheaa could only hear pari III wat .asy SID scare
;r SPENCER he would Try !hct pant hS succeed e
vel and good, NOT he'd don't rene inber mat
Cromwell made any answer and Spencer rrne,! and went
away They were talking about voyage to the North
west Coast a .sw evenings after heard Spence. say to
CrSmwe he hoped he would no forget hat ne h spoken
10 him about Cromwell said Gh no, SIR" and walked
away. Tbs udess gave similar testimony nil The Obj
The intimacy between Spencer sad CfCtnweii
and Small y remember once that collins eliiag
how he had becn vessel with quantity o money sr
board, and be Was e only ore who knew II and t Inc
captain where 20 ind IL Cromwell SAD " would not
him have that be shoui be OF With it
The discipline good Madeira, aad 10 alteration
up to he lime OF the arrest OF Spencer From the arrest 70
the eIecut Oh the were more active and contne-h
after Trey improved a!ier the execution After Spencer
Small and Cromwell were arrested thought an attempt
take more than take the vessel tfon l2n and
thought thsy NEST have accoHPcrs ThestasonaEd which
before Committee of oi;cers and whit
then said IS true. Attic tue OF the eohyesSatan eoolthe
NORTHWEST Coast Cromwell seemed 10 have been talking
'ouHeT lln ne inenstd ana iot 70 DC are sif,
Two three boys were laughing and Cromwell!
looked rouad several times and seemed frightened 2shea
Van Velzer What Cron ell had been talking about anu he
said that Spencer going Capais OF vessel anu eEe-
Cxc,tioted b. Capt n l have never been logged on
board the Soers aud had any uuSind wsras rem
the Commander officers MI Spencer never aSae'' cIi
By Tx Judge idyocafe think the vessel might have
been brought into 81. Thomas with the prisoners ON ooa,
iar wind all the way 10 Ct Thomas and warm weather,
and when The coast was cold weather: VYt
81 Thomas good as three "n the coast. W
we're or DAYS sail from 81; Thomas when the execution
took place. c..;. sc ,ta
fcrecasiiC the Somers. am an apprentice AMI Dave
been lhe service once heard spencer ash Crun
well " hat kind OF SLAYER the brig wond make and he SAID
she would make good ono. heard ;hemstnikng
egeer any other time but have frequently seen theG
They ed 10 talk together the walches have
beard 5 pencsr talking 10 small He asked him if he
on; OF water and Small said he was when Spencer tc!H
n, he would give bin some, and sent him dowa 10 his
3eer 10 oct some ,Ir Spencer has never said thing
10 taking the brig. He never asked me II had
in SLAYER and never asked any OF the boys ~ NY
hearing or said any thing 10 them on The SutJecL AIe
Spencer, Small and Cromwell we're put IN irons Oh! oI
tak any attempt would be made Il take tue eils aver
Mr. spencer put in IRONS thought there W As a
tiny on board and that there were diners concerned ~ u.
did nj know then who think was coDcerieu ~ II lte
Cromwell and Small were put in irons ttought noth oi
Them were copcerped in il: thought 50 from CfomWeils
intimacy with Mr. Spencer, and hs general Dy
that his general treatment Vi every pouy '"'
of quick temper and would often attempt 20 strike you
aud ii you get OF his way ne wou!d 90 So
thought Small concerned in IT, because on THE ntght OF
NJ SpencGr's arrest lie was caeu all aid WncI
forward again he appeared be disconened about some
thing as ii ne had something heavy on his mind; tue eve
ning sendag up The opg nllan he was III e
TOD went up with the mast and he was sitting shefe aP
pareniy thinking about something wh!ch was mol concern
leg ms duty have reason to believe mat any ohet
E.gsoas were engaged in the mutiny.
The morning Cromwell aGd small were dfesteu
Wilson sid me and the carpenter that he had had CONVEX
sailon Spencer. The carpenter advised him 10 so
repo; The st Lieutenant. de told Us That Mr.
Spencer called hin, eTrnins, wicn he was alone ana
asked him what the occasion OF his coming into he
service and Wilson told him was on account OF Sula!
spree he had had shore. MI Spencer said he knew AL
about It and Wilson replied he must have overheard some
thing Spencer said no, that there were one or TWO on
board That had told him something about IT, or something
10 that effect He then put end The conversation, by
saving pever nnd.n That is all that DickersoR told him
TO report To The !st. Lieutenant
him thing 70 DckeTson eioub tie
nuny about Spencers having said thing ABOUT IL
heard any declarations from the 10 lend me
to believe they engaged in IL was passing along
the flr.case one day and Green and others were
talking about Spencer and said If had way would
hang lhia sad that thonght Spencer was as BAD
a. either Of the two others, and Green remarked that he
drought Dir Spencer was a nice My remark was
merely sn idle one about banging ked had not heard
Of any conversation that tipc about hanging them ala
believe that any attempt would be made 10 rescue Inc
prisoners when made that remark think u hese men
had been kept confinement attempt would nave oeen
made 10 rescue them. examined before The Counc
OF officers.
The Court here ad iourned.