The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
Ihg AIIeged Abdnetinn CAS-.


MI ROBINSON sworn-F4o,s;,ss5 ~ ~ ,,.,,.
Pense he Mary EsS vs q * &. e 3;ss. n
TIE May Ellen her last tFp The s % We efe5s ~
is5 ue S 70 5eva ne from getting passpore was
vent on board on the 5h Of July bsS~ess "a o,oE
m, men % the tier above the Ferry landing
H9. o. the lhSgs when she was there We JroDpS5 down
young man come on board that neht--f E I'm
49, az nun io tne inst time when law feet fiom the
He sa ony put the edge Of the vessel Tbs s oS os
Just come on 6oaFd ana snoyins on Ibe cook had
Sn3 me ~ GOV a On he feet thu vessel the rail
feet Just by the rail the top Of the freight 1esS & on na
do net know who they were tbipR ~ LOG on
k s9 n We cabin OF take him below They were
me ne ss9n and they jumped ashore The cabin do0r
sbo sf SS Q, Snr stems from where they sat i'm down
h;H ~. We gqt under weigh went down into tbs
Sso; =, nslp nothing to show unwingness in The pas
ino the cabin the addressed me IN spsuieh and men,
w. sy SG' soa nm bad no wine; be had better call
thst night Or not was hequsntly On deck myself The
heA morning saw him again He was on deck fhe NEXT
mon3s when the Pilot came on board I think hs was
b. Mr. Lqrae-I saw no restraint ,ybatsys, he .. -
~ ~ i ig F liberty Ct the vessel saw him every day
opposite 70 me- head S sd , ie SILENT IN stateoom
sns Ies n spanish laughing and Joking tOgelher dd
aot aadsland the Spanish language. We WeSs twelve
9Sys on ihe passage and arrived the evening Of the 7t
Nv psh showed no symptems Of discomfort nor had
sah@ Mot1s win the Captain during the Voyage: an
tae contrary, they appeared very friendly We stsid
evening Of the d july when they III ss ANY sd 70 t as
Ee1 I W PASSENGER e g that saw placed the Mary
abort time before we Left / tbipf "a 800 ~ * I
e taken b. the ID Mate and one Of Se eTs Rs5
Nv iel5 he expressed no uBwilngnsss, but
Ssn AN SsS sme inlipg to mo while standing tie
ssw aohing during the voyage that would induoe me to
think that he was the vessel By force think he took
tested ol persons were attentive auditors at his time out
n9e o. ne aing 5nd 81 including lawyen Iepotten and
Hllssusesss. ins1e-Il clock, A NJ
Cross e1aaai1lea By ny, Huatoal have not had very
tsa oy nun 70 60 % Haysna went see him few even.
w " layang ~ my hsah be said that could go
Ger certain estilenonS to be put in the articles bis clerk
estIotlons they to from taking out s pasS
s yo was mot os5 Of money! was but go for
mere was 70 be any other passenger until saw him on
Ihad been helping to take the cook On bosrd
nse neys[ ,een ths passenger before never heard his
English, nor Spanish. and we had 70 eonSsTatien:
Spanish iRerpTstad BY NJ Gomez 81 Know the spasb
onsel, Ana eso Know M LoIsnte knew one Garcia
CITY he was known by the name Of Francisco Rey lie
dez beth being fugitves from the jail in Havana When
geis landed ne went fist to the house Of Mr. Calajss
seq inen et Esnandezs bother At the store know
O his sIyal There being no place Mr. Calaias' Fer
,N S~ A Te9 % M. Iaylors boarding house in Canal
iook house IN Gr9ver street the house was afterwards
went 70 rds win ne elSrE Al ~ Sos y a9 SseS
not " hen he left there he went to Mr. Moanss but rt
ds 81 Louis Hotels s S6 Fl s oGn hsSR S Can
9ls gIeaL many times; lived in the house with Mr.
EeLnenne1 and Garcia coming there him. saw him
very often On several occasions bad conversations with
away and leaving him here abandoned in astTanrs
w when ne (Sarola) had liberated him (Femandsz) from
M nm y large amount q money-Sl0 600 $l2eO0which
b left him hare on account Of sui sSo6t os t.Fsf
nen pending which required Gafois presence in New Or
appearance for $500 and shat be had recommended 70
Is tRs point va ea oYsE s1So f. Jon him g Son
aiawn ,9T eLaminstion ST. Fglgsnoo Llorents took
eafn q being murdered at The sezar of La Cana
Havana Who Knew b ftiacsS ss Fon s9s p9ns O.
% x "a; aR mat re might Be Murdered that he had pro
g Be fearful Loene consulted about removing Gar.
he Wouid loose his senses told him tbatl Thought Il vs
pIopeI e DC 50 70 take him 10 Moranteu Garcia often
me that he wanted 10 se he 1sni9b t6nS s sag ~
could be pard0Mad and 20 bsek 10 HSyns Nv fbs vvav
isT beng at M9lantes he was taken sick Mr. Ioreue
asked i would like 70 aud vsit him On ealing at his
the Spanish Consul and Teouegtsd me 10 70 and HING
he Consul; l replied that it being such rainy day.
leaving Nh LIoFene with Garcia went 10 ~ pubIe
square and there took oanage and proceeded 10 he ooe
Of the Spanish Consul told the Consul what Garcia said
sui in bio official character to see GafCS f be was well
fetting much said to The CoHsaths lid not call atoa
nln Ss an ohcsr Ct the Spanish Government but mere
ne IN ne caIri3ge We arrived Mr. MoIantes house
to relate 70 tbe Consul sost G b Gaisls wanted
away and leaving him which the Consul said that ne
but as mere individual Garcia then entfesed him 70 heal
% s ~ ns CSRsa a9sEssd that he could not unless il
60 with the Consul Mr. Loentes the Consul Garcia and
onsul sonse paid ~ 10 the driver and leaving The par
ssa rs s a Tins hapPsned between the s2d and 2h Of
49, etiz eook gu Pesens outside of the bsLl-I
9n - am street. between Royal and bourbon, Garcia
se saa that ne regretted very much not being able 20
board bat that be expected me il Havana in few
o BAD thaf ne vonid ~ ~ ILL., Garcia saa mat ne sl5
,otbins about 95 eIhs anythng even brandy he sad
Mr. Colsns asked the witness to repeat what Gares'uaid
hat ths Consul told him about pardon Objected to BY
vs. Dn9u because il leading question Argued By
n the other The court decided that question could be-
IN ms remarks limited at perjury by the wit .
o9qt what The Consul told him except what have stated
s s3a Gs e. Rs residence Of mosnteS after that
aIea to1 me that he would meet in Havana because
expected 70 be pardOned through the medium Of he Span
q Consul have Ca ella wnta very often he has
1ny sttsrs TO peLsoPs n Hsgans asking for money,
R no were with the failure Of the house Of
gasd hs Ss N hsy99s WROTE hess ste o bin and .
hat hsss persons did moi send The money that thew ma
U b 9Ia mat he would give Oscillations before the N
s 9b 3l q posing them and go 70 Havana and
Mr. CoLleHsr-Whose handwriting is this Chaudine r
re second jailor Of Havana. pe
Hg SSsss1s row oief this letter in evidence Tread d
TX J5onsz This letter was pubished in the Crescent
HAy1uey last lt was signed Juan Rey, and stated that
lly 26 ii'' > - '-'Nes04 Ne'eHN' r
Crosse Reorganization gv Mr. D1lfour.-The conversation
en hs COnsul and myself relative his going to see
ce IN nls oacia capacity, took place the Consulate %
We presence OF the chancellor When we lett the office p
J consul put on his cost and went with me had
cn hne Gays personally acquainted with the Consul
M Nv I9 70 ny sailing for Havana loFen'e introduced en-
ere SooiS bs % tssis1 On he s'th OF 0pe on the die
e Diaz Thai s not real name. took Il TO 20 to
asanas Inc Consul gave letter atthe time bat no
icy 70 make ne TIP never said this il any body has
~ ~ " Is gGtse i game back to New Oneans on the
ooul9 mat arrived yesterday During the Quarantine
1aNana remained on beard the 23d Of July went q
shoie stopped at house in Havana 49, n o'olooE 70
IONS outside le bar j. Being there about FIVE minutes
w iesi VINO had not seen in sixteen years absence
~ tne island saw new budin gs every where CALLED ore
see ny sister, btotheipaw and niece stad there about ~
minutes, when person unknown to me came and ~ ~.
60 me 70 accompany him. He took me to i house and
SEQ me- 20 small oom where every thing was provided
me- remained there five days when the same ner~on
. took ne there came for and carried me on lie
ere sOu'e related 10 The whole island III nbs he
idGn % one q the Oldest CREOLE families there. was not