The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

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uIoyed % pThtou devil IN me 4eltA g.s s IA n
gsyf ne NE 9 n hS bad with Burke that nEh said
b him ht had much ,5 e iay ,is fa new something sbou
Dis nsss ON the day following MI Burke came " ny
9o 5e III fvViness was here interrupted BY ME Wat
field asking FOL The attendance Of Ehemaa j. pNiAs4
WI WV Wa aei f ths Court please want MI Burke to
Jtifness Tsssisd He wanted asked BY NJ 1a.
guus 70 give all 81 the facts IL the case INST M y
after begging good dsa eosseutsd ana le E WIS
t6S paper s sa e 3, and he IS made myself
I would have gwen longer aeeountf had bad time p
Ry WaIfsiI CeScteay lyon would then have given
more lis Iss sSga ss y d H5vg paost bs wanted
Sfr I1ufopr--raks it down. He would have given a
chapter 81 its CI1aoghter.J
tnsss tqgcky So would ca M. nsse ben go WV
! THANK GU. (duGh ltughter)
M Dt5oHrHave yon had any conyeratiq1 with Burke
r fgarflI Have You had several yerssiions wit
him have in regard to The result Of having wntteR
4Ss you sS in the abOrde xquss III.
Is your uncle the security for the appearance Of the Con
su.A. have seen g stated N ihe paPeIs ...a
air, LaEse admit this sir. Mr. Laborde is the bail
w. Warfad was your statement written after the pa
pes COMMENCED pg6sog THIS s9I & a was W''en
1 Mr. Larue-CaI John Smith.
JonN SMITH sworn u am shppH master Of this port
upon his last yoysge saw BIN % she nigh That thss r. IN
know q that yoq saw about 5na vessel on e ZIG q y
dspaI qEethe se 81 asked ne qqYa eqt e q Ss
enough 70 80 20 and see Mr., Wall told him that was
went e MI Wssad sod him some coffee lhst he had II
that Tie cook was not on boad yet The clerk had been
half hour and the steamboat bell rung times aud
conversation with Cant Mee ,onnsIl ssL Inn n rs u
ready he said that the cook he would
bosrd but bsg woa not wait ior him. az that d3s 81
saw ne cook and the CLERK with one OF two negroes and
and hurried him board sung ont to the s'esme that
bis men 10 single the inei and TO let 90 then I'D Inn
good 5ys and shook hands with him and he went board
along Some one said the sehooner Is off II they thsn
picked one up By the legs and Shoulder nan with him and
launched him over the rail of the vessel the rail was nearly
there is passenger; who replied let him come at
| oAher bow sti the side Of the wharf then saw a
dark oheet-f supposed that il the passenger Just on
white in hqndI supposed bis hat The seb0oler then
ifr LayssHow mslS iii ed this man over the ra
fhreeiOF fonr believe myself helped aud ook hold Of
his arm. Fonr five. indeed, believe, helped him over
Were they buTryng to get on board when You FIRST saw
hem Nofwhen ff.t them, but when they t6oGsGt
tist the schooner was showing off
boara 1 cannot tell the man might have stumbled IN
gong On board L was yeIy datktwenty men might have
h How far from Chs vessel were they when they frat took
Dd he seem desrous Of getting sboaId g. Idon't know
I5:d he make Ee stance None 9, all
saw him as supposed trying get the poop or quar-
tsFdeek eeognzed thought the white hat that he bad
Was the vessel IN The of going when he was put on
Cross.efaajaed by Mr.. H,laton.-Da you know that
Mcgqnneh went to sell the coffee 30. Yes SIR went
How 1aI from the vessel they hen int these
Did you know Of the peraons knew person.
but would not, if he had not spoken 10 me.
Who was il A.. Charley Rodgers,
Did you observe othen saw Mr. Esge after The man
Did You sse NJ Oron there that night MI oaon vas
there when was putting the cook on board saw him
pa MegoRhel thi3g about be PASSENGER
seEsgsr was friend Of tie spanish Con.u
VIE ensssed the passage 2 4 Do at know.
Did be az any thing more shout how he knew that he
that he had his passport and he would Ike him 10 20
IA haii 40 honr after we returned from Wal vessel
minutes to walk il We ssaid at Walls flteen minutes
Had you any reason 10 suspect who this person was at
that Time O. sri merely thoaehs passenger had got
Did you suppose Charles Rodgers was one Of his friends
tie vee hat ca 70 R P %es t42 ee qSTn
a o5 aad fs one so6g s5 sy. saw no 63gg9Es
ms S saw them no, SIR came right no to them
he whole way They were at the end Of the wharf and
me courtDo you know this man John that is said to
have gone to California ~. No sir.
pr HuRtoa Explain bow you first saw the men on the
wharf ~. them coming towaTds me an wajkne
WREN saw them some one OF them cued the vessel IS
him up BY the legs and shoulders and with him 70 the
m, War6eld-Bd you hear any thing said BY the ibdi.
ydual seized or the persons then carrying him Nothing
ysS ANYTHING said gheP they got to the gang way
ard was on board and that these drunken stewards caused
I
sI be was launched on board there was there to
Sr cGisa-Wbo did The Captain address when he said
let kim come at T.. i do Mt know. think he Che
Passeuge e over spar when he was launched board
%. Ihi. any thing as the vessel
nothing from either side would not recognize the man
could not swear that il was him he was similar 10 MI
Mare ! shipped the cook and the steward Of the Mary
Did Capt Mcconnell give the name Of h. passenger
Did he not want you to put this in yonr shipping
fore be sailed That could get sufficient piOtecop he
passengers who were too POOR to get passport This is
bid YOU refuse Capt Mcconnell to leave margin for
protection would do SO. did not Size had small
steward and he cabin og had no poeoo g00'0n The
DID you not state one Or twe days after their shipment 10
on board Of the Mary Ellen e. No did not know
WHETHER was Spanish HfrEen OF Dutch. have
times joked this matter since has been s. busy
with II. In answer to thousand question have answered
that gos thousand doa6oons for putting the on
Direct Examination TeSRnei.--Mr COlieas-Do Won
know that Mr. Eagle shipped other board Of another
vessel near By on that day
Objected to-
MI. IGrue.-Te ehaicalities are coming. now
Mr. COlteas We wish to show that Mr. Eagle said that
plight that he had shipped others Mr. Eagle keeps sailor
| boarding .house.
Mr.. Warfeld.--Ws object to this.
. I sustain it,
Mr. Dutour commenced speaking, when Mr.. Colens with
drew the question stating that he desired controversy
small points.
Mr. C0kkepS.-DO you know the character Of Mr. Rogen
iorVefaoy !.., can tell much about him the mat
ter Of swearing. don't know.
The examination ofths witness having closed Mr. Larus
moved an adjournment until this evening o'clock He
stated that the defence would then bring forward five s1
witnesses. This agreed to and the Court diourned
LIVERPOOL CRcULAR.-The following Circu.
lar by the Caledonia gives correct idea of The