The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

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Mr War6sd then propounded the following question in
Spanish Do you wat q Havana pgsssng9r?" The
answer produced great sensation and much laughter ersa-
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lowed gay, himssf in Spanish, what he replied q
ne answer t0ea6le spsn. AT Inc request 81 ne co1n
SCI S' M M BY n5 on ne HI s S wen s 20 Ee
posed b MI WarGgd Re ala So and was readily answered
what you answered 4.,..[ Tin spanshl-I do MT want
What freight did you take in on the 4th . Ship stores
and case containing peacock feathers for brushing
What time in the morning H.. Il have already stated that
Where were standing when they came on board H..
nave BEEN down IN he cabin Or ssbop eanSot saw 5
ed for the Third Municipality about sundown the Desoto
Was there cabin boy on board the vessel Yes:
younger OF IL OF IS; he acts as steward bis Do
The Court here said that would giyshe witness an op
be said that his orders were against in answering the
application o. 6 s ps;sngs but that in his s5sys given
lhe had told the man only that he could receive
gers and n his examination he intended say the Cast
that he had no orders as the for his replying in
Which one addressed the question to you asking for pas
sage 1.-THE passenger that went with u.s.. He made
reply e me- he did not ask for the Captain after told him
Where Is Domingo; did he come back with yOu2.,.Hs
Ii was ths order Of the Court Where were you when
the passenger brought on bOatd 10, Aboutho fore
How fa5 off wss you when first observed these per
from the vessel; saw two escortng the passenger
board A'p'u "''' "
Were tss persons walking fast sey They
ESPsla 70 ne s Cop how BE- was carried on board
By bic friends we had deck load Of lard board and he
Did YOU see MIN walk into the cabin Yes there is
dGH y9 % oe es1 b o. % @ II s6 qq s GsSs
went down and saw him setting there
Whst did az yoo see saw him letting aong.ide Of the
tagIs WIN ne i9plan mere was lgnt ~ the cabin
re Cosrtmhow dlS yoq happen to look at the passport
custom of reading lie spoTfs Of nssssnSsr o " ~
Did you read it ell through merely glanced at the
| hh, part printed and part written.
DidySu take up the passport, was handed to
1t was laying on the table.
What was your object in reading the passport The
passports are al IN my CharEe when see them always
How long did You remain in the cabin? Some three OF
four minuiesi then went TO duty deck.
Was there any conversation between the Captain and the
together in lie Spanish language "'' "'
Was his (he passengers hat on his head or the table T.
steamer went OH with the tow saw him on deck when we
Where was the passengers baggage put did not see
Did you lind the Andrew Ring al anchor at quarantine
when you arrived there Yes, SIR she was aground for
Any Other vessels around yog a. hs quarantine gr9agda
Of New York packet two three Spanish three
English and one or two Bremen vessels,
bundled feet, may be little more the Andrew Ring
b P se1s e same ane9 on 5s rs % ss o. Vs. a1s
did not leave The during the days were quar-
With the passenger to the Andrew Ring
Nc y0a a s ,Re apqn gye any PFGe wnen ne P2s
board Of the Andrew Ring and leave him. because he
What arrangements made transit this to the
AnesgE m0g one ST Il usual TO transfer pas
What pilot took the vessel over the bar All do not
know him.
q; G gnS b, name R.ho';9P
me CoH-Dd me TACT Of the passenger not having bag
MI ,Wagfsid-How many were there on board Of the
vessel Three men The cook, steward second mate, and
captain and made the voyage with US
nt Lar9.Iam man was Mr. Robertson who went on
M HuHfen Dd You lstbs Captain of the application
otihs man AT O'Clock ?....I did not.
Was The Captain expecting passenger did he state
not stop Inc vessel for him
When aid the Captain leave the vessel that day be-
heye the Captain down about IL or ] O'Clock,
HAD you and the Captain any conversation during the
How did this man employ himself d6ripg the voyage a.?
As pear as can say be was smokng 5oga during The time
on board She was the nearest vessel 10 US believe that
Esre Eog asgqanted with any OftLe CAPTAINS there
Tbe CAPTAIN Of he ASdeI Ring was strang then 10
ANY isttsrsIe received BY your vessel while there Letters
cane on board from the GOnsgaees to Capt Mcdonnell
+ the that took board al niglt?... Yes sir.
Ihe Coart-Did yon not tell he Captain that you had
cain VIZ h1 paper 1nd 5gpPo,fd al was right
s. the voyage A.. do not know never SPOKE with him on
tie TIP the steward called him bis meals and spoke in
70 spanish. / never heard him called any
When did the Captain tell you not % take
referred 70 when you sad you had orders not to take passsn
70 Did the passenger dine with yOu at the table Yes sir
Cornell Mr. Robertson this passenger, the second mate
Direct organization resumed Mr. Collsms-YVhen you
IS went out Of Havana had the Pierre Soue finished her
T S9's e o. not - ' ST. 'h' went out tins morning that
DoanNeO VALERoE sworn, Spanish, interpreted by Mr.
Seel- was steward on board Of the Mary Ellen on her
II iast UP we mao aPassengsf mat woue white hat
Mr. CoHsns What Kind OF a hat was 1t TIA Panama
Where did you first see that man a.. saw him when
}. | TIVE Or thpee miles down the river.
q Where the man He was deck walking with
When you got to the Pass was there Pilot on board a..
How long did the Pilot remain on board Z? Two hours.
y Where was the pilot boat Alongside Of the vessel
Dung the voyage what language did this man speak?
The Spanish anguage The only conversation had with
i; in Havana.
e How this treated B.. lie vel treated, as
Where did he sleep He had his berth near the Captain
How Oug were you on the voyage About days
e a1tine
e Cross,sraSiHsd b. MI, Warfeid. What day did you
When were you shipped board the Mary Ellen l.,.I
e Were you board between and O'Clock of the day
that she left NewOrleans a.. i was.
Did you any gentleman come on board at that hour
n What peeons were on board from O'Clock until
Mt DEfgpr.-Were any of the officers board al that
r time b., The sailors were
How many Three.
j.; Were they there all the time g.. Yes sir.
What part Of the vessel r.. Il near the
2 Kitchen
The COUTtLet the witness stale what time he was there
4. | Mr. DHf1Ur.-We will make it clear What were yOu
doing all this time AL attending to duty, and
sometimes somewhere board helping the sailors pulling
I ropes, etc.
e Were yog in the Kitchen and where Is it,, About the
middle Of The ship on deck
While in the kitchen, yOn see persons coming
Z, on board H.. No, sill.
IS Whist time did the board H. do MT re-
member
Were you and he three salog the only persons boart
n from clock until dark H.. We were not.
o M Warfeid-Was not the Captain there between ant
4 O'Clock III do not remember.
L What time did the Captain on board lie came
board about o'clock when the vessel about leaving
Did the Captain board in the course Of ths
e day previous to O'Clock r.. Il did not
The Court Was the passenger called at any time by any
body b.. No sir.
e Mr. Lape asked that the question should be put more
plainly Did invite the witness 10 dinner ~
Is The CoHrt--By what name did the passenger go OF