The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01

Before George w. Morton, Esq.
JAN 81-The .dAeged Slave Case.-The ex ami u alton
Of this resumed this morning. after handing
up variety OF papers to be marked by the Commits
soner In order that they might hereafter be read in
ME- O1s Carr Was called and examined. He testi.
ned that the letter marked No H. produced, was
directed to him. Qbe letter not read and that
the paper now produced marked No. Is, enclosed
therein He s,o testified that the signatures said
letter, and also the letter marked No the sigma
tureof bis brother Joshua Ciapp who resides 1T Rio
ana that tie FIRST time he said letter addressed
himself and read It, was tLis morning. in presence Of
the Commissioners.
Acting Ealing master of the United States
brig Perry. WAS then called and sworn.-Knows tho
bark Ann d Richardson; first saw her in September
last, CT Cape FTio; abe then under command Of
captain Peabody on the l4th of Decembs last xt
cav hsrsnd received orders from the officer In
nsnd TO keep strict watch upon her moveme q ts;
durpg'he afternoon Of the l4th observed some pre-.
psIauons making on beard the Ann Richardson, ~
ne INTENDED to get under weigh we imraedi-
ht'J clipped our anchor, got under weigh and stood
cot Oh tbe barhorj seeing afterwards that she did
not tur We put back again our old anchorage
tI,uro; again at hive o'clock we observed a air.
~ hoard he lark as II sbe intended to nut to sea
s spo we nood 90, owsfds the mouth Of the hsroor
thcki about dsyigbt, next morning. we observed her
eore cut 10 res and We followed her; when about
mn. miles cut of the harbor. the boat we saw the
wing bfore came astern Of her lett her and nul.d
tsth 10 !te hhibor; does not know how many men
~'Ie IN lle boat; when the A ID Richardson Wa ont
a. he juIndicttu of the bsrbor Commander Davis
r.nt LcuttIaDt Sinclair, Dr. Squire q I'd mys.If m
board 1" 1-,ttta'n her character aud desti nation:
Siorer ." - there we're several packages Of
letters On ocS. New York and also, that Captain
Storer rad Captain iaCp wished to renal on board
tie bal until alter iesfGh made. and then to
return TO port 10 The To- ard would have done 30,
bot for the ligbtpetb oil The siud
Question DO you know Ssacr J. Luria!
Aptwer-I beard Of bin, uni .rstooj he Is a mer-
chant At Rio, engaged in the African trade.
C,osS e1omintd- Sorer raid lie asSed captain CIapp
tormaD oil bosrs and. that he (Llapp ssil he would
nav. done but for she wind also ~ " he
woo,d o.fy anybody to fsy that lie not going 20
Tie Ont.o States; this Conversation sh0st a.s
shce ne may have minated that he going the
Ch"o s.steti heard Storer say he lost $1,000 an
mat sptsh CIspp lo,t like amount by the br.akiu
up OF le ysgei they attributed 1t to the intsr.
trtnce OF be American Consul
mere the United States District Attorney intimated
tbat ,be Gaze DO" made wa strong enough to Justify
the Comnhsoiber holding Captain Sloer 10 hail rbe
sounse for Captain Storr strongly urged that no ease
was made out not even yyma faeta one AGAINST h,s
Gle mt, and tailed On The Comms.ionr To dsmiss ,bs
charge The replied be thought tnsr wa.
snHcient for m 10 bod the accused to bail ana I'D
him to bail accordingly 5000, hs also held the ms,e
70 bail In $500 'A1'"
Before Alexander Gardiner ESQ
Cheyss Of CONTRIBUTING. Richard saraphup,
charged With couneifsitiDg The coin Of the United
Stsies, was this day fully committed 10 answer This
charge.