New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

In
r,..s,,, csrSr-psfore Judge Edward. -Robt T.
49,. ms 81 CAsssr \ - on anote Tor 5000 The
Sse.ess I. that tns note w.s gwen BY MI VITA view
a., waste b, s>.hsd ~ ssroS-r aud half per
.ut su,ceh. Nut the money never paid over tha, t~
az sscSe uvcsvcn note not ts the bsnent o. sven oy
rrt II The 6tu and thst ths'e u,ury. To be con
rsrss nj. arruccn --fct pu Nc'sfs Cleveland TITUS
"a Nitcn tn, Stat. Messr. Bu,hneil \ Bits.
,,rxr a, CcNNo~ Refcrc Judge DAILY -Jarcd
i,-ssss v. CAr,syAsf isfwcfA 10 recover oamss',
T., Ssfers,ut, wiiaman, eoosirs ur ne way Conner OF
rttrttv place sra RectVr.t and preventing Dr. J. pass
,as ~ already referred 70 Verdict tor plaintiff Sloo
v~,rsp sr.rss plsrstcr CovRr-Befofe Jsdse Bets
s.sers >.sv~r- Iats,a Sfasss Va ScAooasf May dHs
ne viii ~ tseo'leeted, arrived At this port IN
reseNes lat hsvins been brought otn the Co.'S; Of AZ
.k, tse sns cfc~. the csptsin being le 'ick on
-. and thai me att.r Cd In another vessel while
=, t.tafn u New-lck Tae schooner arrival here
s,ven up by he mate 60 tho District Attorney sn9
s the ,rorraton fecs,Ved seized " eeins concerned
10 the slave ttsde This denied sno claim Tor her
yettu " ne The case has now come mp Tor tina
" better and MI MUNnry sPpeeiips for the l = and
The ,as,s. Mr. Nathan A. Conhlin. his Testimony.
.ea ess shipped to 50 in tho schooner as Chst Mate
A.. Vcsss- Ne a. informed BY Cspt Fowery, vi" to be
usairs vcysgs 70 he Coast Of Afos TO be sore I'VE
s,.tina.lly On bcad. and acted as a he Was owner
spsni.A gentleman also esEie hrGcenuy en- boAo, Nho
Ssh,.f,a TO Capt large upnk, which vas isken
- hnsfa She sailed on the Su JAY Aite, the Nessel
~ spPcSiei from the clothes taken BY The Captain
M he AID not expect 70 come ;his coast In the Winter
whch the eve mcnths ouo make 1.-THE salts and rsging
~
hs.ra thN there not Intention 10 return 10 this
.e.s, O. she iith Sept snivtd Al Ma;eoong Coast q
Ares thence Gslena where SEINE tobacco Ern rum was
srdra Wien % Galeus Capt + was rowef On bosIo
vessel called Gseer, thence 10 Gslens whero
esasts.er resided. suo never saw him again When be
sH ~ said he soiug On board the j. Carer sup
yostd - visa coming haek lie gave me no osuuetions
rf came On board .u6 took the vessel 90 place shout
=, lie, fr,n where we first lay. krooman came on
S.rs With an ofGer and got The trunk. Took on
49, Al GsenS some sheep ard hullocks lighter
srsusht wster. ballast, 40 with notes from Captain
\ -, letter from Cspt telling me 60 get the
che sud he'd the schooner ready FOR passengers, Of
hich .here Re Is We hsd been boarded By tie
Hfin.h msu-ot VA, Rapid sud Fsy0nte Finally, tie
- ard myself felt confident from what lea occuueo'
thsf Tie vessel e be used SLAYER, and we deter
rr,reS % throw ourselves upon the protection OF some
American ofwsr. Started for Moneyideo for thst
sr-pcse hut saw more there a sail boat coming
hh supposed hSi been sent from Gaens IN chase Of
y, rot Gu, ard down the coast saw At one
rssui ruuher Of Back men IN canoes who bad hostile
.ssect the hccsre discouraged and determined
- ru. for homo, which did, arriving here alter
3 rasssss for the season, but in consequences 81 the
- s.Ne q the fcrefikgiug, became dismaseo; the
,choouer be used for pilot boat Capt F. pre-.
ers tc Cur Re nr the coast stated 20 that ne had
frequently been the and lost 81 time. $500;
h@ svcideo susvsriug in what manner ava commenced
rs'hrg =: the rler-Cfwsr.
For The defence il shewn that cargo had been put
"a hcSIG A. NevlCrk, and variety OF documents and
Srrcsions 10th sides read 10 was SAID that Ga
sns understood 20 be asave depot as well as trad
ins depot: To be continued this forenoon.