The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-18
The New Orleans Abduction Case-The
Spanish Consul.
IErom the N. o bulletin, August

Ninth DAy-AuGUsT Z.
Mr. RoDrssos sworn. witness went to Havana on
the last trip Of Mary Ellen clerk OF the schoon-
err; be put the ships books under the name OF
Clewly, in order to the expense OF protection;
was on the quarter deck Of the schooner when the pas
seprer came on beard; he embarked with much appa-
rent willingness; during the voyage the passenger
seemed in good spirits and frequently was converting
went on board the brig Andrew Ring, short time be-
fore the Mary Ellen pulled up anchor TO returns ne
was taken on board by the second mate and one Of the
crew Of the Mary Ellen; the passenger expressed no
reluctance to eave he shook hands with witness aud
smiled when he left the schooner he also bid the cap.
the man was board against his viii
Joss RAmos Avail. s~orn.-tE j. Gomez Esq IN,
terpreter) - Knows the Spanish Consul Llorente and
Juan Garcia the latter ever since he came to this
city; Garcia went sometimes by the name OF Francisco
Rev: Garcia came this city with " Fernandez, and
With the latter was fugitive from the jail In Havana;
he stopped FIRST with MIR Callejes, and Afterwards
with MIR Fernandez at Mrs Iaylors posrding mouse;
after that he lived house Gravier street. which
being Inundated he moved to the segsr store on the
corner Of Grayier and ST. Charles streets; witness
has had several conversations with Gsrcis he stated
once to witness that Vincent Fernandez had deceived
him by going away. and leaving him abandoned In a
strange country while ne 1n,e sb,a IN" Fs,p.nss,
had promised hun a large sum on money ssloVoo OF
s12 oOo but bad never paid him that the brother OF
Ternapdsz had promised send him to Mexico rs soon
as .uit then per ding before Recorder Baldwin flor
selling lottery tckets) was decided; Llorente took
Garcia to Mr. Morante for fear that he would be muir
d,red In the segar ,tors that there were many fugi-
tivcs from Havana in the city who kpew him Fer
nandez advised him to go to Mr Morsnt.si Mor.nts
consued witness to the propriety OF this step and
stated that be thought Garcia should be removed as
IL he stay ed at the ssgar shop he would go crazy With
return TO Havana and that he wished TO see the Span
ish Consul and get pardon 30 that he could return In
safefy; few days after. Llorente called upon Wit
ness and informed him that Garcia was very sick;
witness called upon Carols, who said 10 him, ~ am
very sick. and would like to see the spanisn Ionsul
he then witness TO for the Spanish Con-
sui; witness replied that III. day being 40 rany, he
Old not think the consul would come but being urged
by Garcia several tmss be agreed 70 60 and LETT Llo-
r,nte Nth Garcia he went 20 the Spanish Consul's
houee IN carriage, Consul tsid te witness inst ne
would not &c In bis official esPaoy 20 e ~, -,
the witness though Garcia was frettng 20 mucn ne
told the Consul that he then asked him TO go mere
individual; the Consul then went with witness ar
rived at Norautes house they met Llorante with Gar
cha Garcia wanted to IL. the tonsul about the CEN
duet Of Fernandez but the Consul refused TO hear
him; Garcia then i,quested the Consul TO hear him,
who replied that he would not, except At ms own Of
hce Garcia then replied that he was disposed 10 go
rpnte and the witness 90 the Consuls sfhce witness
paid the driver a the carriage and then left this
happened between the 22d aud 24th Of June last Just
at the time witu.t getting ready TO to Havana
for hch place ne lett the Nth of June, Garcia
yer todd witness ~l.st happened IN the once; saw him
house on 81 Ann street, where Garcia told witness
that be sorry he vac not going to Havana with
him but that he expested TO leave IN lev days has
bsd many con wit Garcia but none concern
ing pardon granted; witness has written letters for
Garcia 10 parties In Havana demanding the money
cent would 40 svsas and testify sgsinst some Of
the cepied.rs,.s Of terpsod,z In that CITY ,
letters to the Spspib consul was here presented VIZ
swore TO the handwriting and signature as peins
those Of Juan Garcia.
J. A. BorrHyAL Witness IL Alderman OF the
eth ward. lst Municipality has heard 81 the reported
abduction q Rey. time ago Charles Rogers ana
two ranards g. witness and wanted TO make an
AFFIDAVIT against the spanish Consul thatn the war
rant granted he could have arrested two Spanisrds
who were then paying billiards at Qusdrss Coffee
house that these tvO had engaged him TO put
a man on board 81 schooner bound 10 Havana
Mr. sNr1H (ior the prosesutionl svorp.-Witness is
deputy constable Of this Court had the charge q Eve
~ the k,ary Elem few nights ago; they bad
bsep called up a. vtnetseE bad them In the BARRIERS
sbop In meDt; While with them witness heard
one a. them ask another hi we're We TO say that
we ard know his name did not know bis name :"
Heard no reply -. a..
MsrUrr HIDstoo. sworn Keeps o6ee-house, JOG
Ieye. street. knows trying Joe 3" remembers the
day he landsd from the Mary Ellen; was on Sstur-
tufdsy. the 18th July Joe came 20 witness house
and told him that he had just come from Havana on
board the May Ens that Joe told bins the schooner
carried q passenger to havsDs. and that II was an
abomiu ation that the had been tied upise crap
and thrown beard witness Is positive that Joe
used this lsngUsge ~ bret Joe alone with Wit.
ness bst asrvsd, rspssd the same thing 70 several
persons who up, Joe laid also, that the passen-
cor vas Put BE- the schooner left the
Wharf, but had everything given 10 him which he re-