New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
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UNITED STATES CoMMrssIoNERs OFF'cE.-Before
Commissioner Moron.-Sx OF the snip John ?.
HARDWOOD, Capt Reed, named Henry wilson. Charles
Squires, Alfred Mccoy ru o. Corn"eli, Iho= Crockett
and Thomas Harrington, were examined on charge oil
cndoavoring 10 make REVOLT during the late voyase Of
the vessel with passengers from Havrc 10 Ne'vf ork
The testimony showed that difficulty at hrst TOOK place
the 9Th July. On that morning the wnoe OF the pm
soners except McCoy 80 or 10 minutes after be-
ing called before they got deck. Capt X. scoided-
said thew had been 100 long putting or their knee
buckles and his must be quick after beng called
Wilson said TO him. What are you going 10 do ahoutIt
you have begun this row, and by c. you shall have
enough of it The ship then IN stays Alter the
yards had becn oraced the Captain directed wilson 10
70 aloit and loosen the mzen-top gallant sail and while
w was aott the Captain ordered the watch 10 70 be-
low. The men went forward but would not 70 below
Wilson returned to the deck after oosIng the sail when
the Captain again ordered him aott 70 overhau! the
clewlines Wilson replied " will see you Cd
first Capt R seized hold OF hun and called 10 tnc hrst
mate who about pass the blight OF rope round
We waist, when Squires, Cornwe, Lexington and
Crockett came aft cxclaiming Cd you we VII!
have no Tying up here seized hold Of the mate and
showed him against the house. Wilson GOT away
Squires swore he would knock the Captain and
male down, saying they would not be The n!st
he had Strengthened by good many. The others
went forward, bat Squres remained and abused tn
Captain and FIRST In the afternoon they were asked
10 wash the deck down, but they refused On the 10Th
complain, made about the pudding tue prisoners
complaining i. not sufficient for so many men--the
Captain replied that the quantity would be less instead OF
more when they uttered oaihs and said in that case ne
rht work the ship himself that they would not On the
18TH difficulty occurred with the prisoners in relation 10
passing through part OF the Storage where tn pas
ecnrcrs such being prohibited ard the passengers
complaining OF H. The hatch then secured but they
broke !: open and made threats in regard 10 II. On
the ls OF August he ship found to DC IN critical
position between Nantucket and Georges, an observa
ZION owing TO the fog not having been taken IN two
Ja,- hmm. ,ppre lied
The prisoners with the exception of Cornwel were be-
low The chief mate called 10 them 10 come on deck.
They refused 10 obey the order and told him TO 90 aft
and not bother them there-they were mot going to
work They were each called by their names. They
shut the door the mates face who went ait and told
the Captain Captain r accompanied by the cnei mate
and cabin passenger went TO the torccatlc and called
them Squres acted spokesman Tor the rrtt, and re-
piled TO the Captain cd d-n you go All, where You
belong; don't come here II you do, look out" The
others heard up laugh ut the reply They
did not come on deck ul four in the afternoon. In the
mean time the Captain had determined to remove them
from duty, and employ passengers to assist hun in
forward and remain in the iorccastlc I'll the arrival Q.
the ship to Ncw.York. On arrival here signal was
made 10 the cutter which sent boat on board
and the men taken into custody, IL Is commended
that two or three OF the men had hand in the difficult
ties and tina, there mitigation for the others They
were committed TO answer Nj. Narbury appeared for
U. S. and Mr.. Bebee for prisoners.
FROM Rio JANElRo-By the brig St Mary, at
this port last Rio ancro June 90 learn
that il reported there that the British packet which
arrived the 18TH brought out Settlement o! the du
cutcs in the Rio de Ia Plata.
The frsstc Columbia. Capt. Richie was the only T.
s man ofwar in port al Rio Jsnelro. The soopoi'war
Saratoga had gone the Northern ports and the brig
cambridge her way the Rio de In Plata where
the sloopof.war Plymouth WAS at last accounts.
Boston Adv. 9th.
POTATO DIsEAsE.-We regfet to state, in conhr-
nation of our announcement last week that the potato
n bp bryOnd doubt
The plague spot showing itself only in the vicinity
this city but through various parts OF the Province
81. John Courier.
SNAKE ~ THE SToMACH.-A correspondent the
Bunker Hill Aurora states that James Oliver Of South
Reading on Friday 3ls ult elected from his stomach
live snake foot and four inches in length which
probably swallowed many years ngo Mr. Oliver has
been for several years subjected to hts.
COMMITTED OF CHARGE OF ARsoS.-George
Hunnewon the son of Mrs. Sophia Hunnewel. whose
house in Cambridge burned on sunday morning
last examined before Justice Msrrei,, on Tuesday
afternoon, and committed on charge OF arson
Boston Atlas.
DRowyEp-Charles Hope let himself down
from the steamer United States she going o:
Maumce River Friday, and IN attempting TO swim
ashore was drowned. buffalo Adv.
SAnAroGA-There were over 100 arrivals at the
L. s Hotel Sa.atoga, ON Tuesday Among them sena.
tor Wright Gen. Cadwalader. VIM h. Lawrence, Peter
GAnscvoort and Consul. General De Ia Forest
p Between July 18th and Goth, the arrivals at
Saratoga Springs by Railroad amounted 10 $3.50
~ We learn that John Burk, who murdered
his wife few years ago in this city and who
fined in the State Prison for life, committed suicide
Saturday night by cutting artery OF his ann.
Hartford Courant
rE- A Camp Meeting will be held on the Mon
mouth Battle Ground" about !: miles from the village
OF Freehold on Monday the 2h OF August and close on
the following saturday.
~ The Richmond Times announces the death
on the I'D ult Of Mrs SARAH f. PRESTON widow of the
late Gen Francis Preston, and mother Of Hon. VIM.
c. Preston OF South Carolina.
- The Cwm5eriaad Md CirIian states that
the Homecoming Company has suspended operations and
discharged It's workmen.