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

The witness said that be hsd much 70 say relative 70 Gar
eia, and when the Court wshad to hsas i, he could BE-
In 1883 had fatal encounter which resulted in the death
Of cousin who came % attack me On ne road ana g he9
name 10 Havana, The Consul knew that my name was
~ esreIs smnsaiy ssS55S by lie eoveToms5 could mol
be applied to me and be benefited by IT, MY property
amounting 70 $50 600 IA h in that city and my two
j. a, BoENEviE sworn E1a,girsl By NJ celisHs.-
Chafy Rodgers and two three SpaniaIdG 10 to
make affidavit Rgalntt the Spanish Consul told him
20 to the proper officer Recorder GenOis asked him
who engaged him in that affair He said that if he had
warrant he could go and arrest the two Spani9rds playing
those two men had engage him TO take on board Of
vessel going to Havana mo cross. axamination.l
puty under Mr. Bsleau, Constable 81 1Ra court had
charge q I'VE O. TIE crew o me MEy Ellen rev nghls
time When the five weIewlh me had them ia the bar
the shop sitting down. was standing at time with my
back against the post between the doo Of them STOOD
said but one said Were we to say that we did know bis
Cr0sE- examined 6v Mr. Lqru6I TUNED after an instant
but could not whosPoke it, don't know which said it
we're in the back part Of he Toom ThsSeeond mate was
Ons Of them the Others were TIE steward and cook
rCoileas-I heard the cook say last sunday
awsek ago 1.-THE evidence objected by the prosecution
Mr. C0ss stated that be wished to show that the cook
Aagqsns Or CingJoe had told he same story the day
by the prosecution, and witness NOT examined.
MI Lerae stated that he expected by Capt Bar
kerthat Capt Mcdonnell applied to him the 4th OF July
fo tow that Capt Barker was sick and that he wished
COMMISSION taken out Tor his testimony.
9g CgErt decided that he should rst be attached to see
whether he was able to come
qmiHea 5v 55r DtJouF;-I keen coffee house on Old
s s Ug III EPew GgnF Jo9 man yeTy
Ellen about o'clock il The evening on the ban.
where he came from, he said from Havana board Of he
Mary Ellen ~ asked him whether they had carried on
that i was an abominauon; he had been carried on the
ooSs ssa q NE crab and thfOwn on board
were alone when taking, snd then CLyng joe repeated
spanis had been put below and that the schooner mne
aatey lett that be was kept below, and every thing that
she reached Havana, after unloading the schooner boat
man O board American ship that had come from he
North, loaded with Goldfish saw Crying Joe p the next
asked him whether any person had called upon him ID siS
oa y tne Joe said that no one bad called and that
ne ora not 1h to know anything upon the subject then
took me aside aud said that the oapan had Od him. a. he
about what had occurred on board that il might copToa
him. lHe orossexamnatOnl
know named John Cook; have known him for
sn ~ 9sS hs Keep. place a. the corner Of Ferdinand
OF the very worst character " would not under No
Cross-srG1liIisd II have had lawsuits aRau,t Cook -
bad aaw-s1it against him in which my wife was interested
sng1hIinE against M Cooks character for truth and
iha has spoken against Mr. Cooks character for
ger in the nsghborhood where he has resided for nearly
we yeaIs-shat s my immediate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his
him under oath. -
Mn LqTWeNhO have you ever heard say any thing good
any thug N favor OF bis reputation for truth vefactv
Tho among s neghbo ever said any thing in his faVor?s
have heard man, named Mr. Noon who 4 well ac I
qaained with him, something in favor Of Charley Rod
Fes chatae er for trust and vefacy don't know how il
happened mat Noon spoke 70 this subject but we
Were probably speaking q this matter Che a) do
not remsmber any one else but night probably reooeet if
given time to reflect.
MI Lqras-pid you suggest to Mr. Dniour to put this
been On this stand. 70 Ocock4) persons outside Of
w. Il. WILDER swOn.-I know John Cook bis general I
reputation Tor truth and ysfaey very bad would not
two or three yean have never known his character for
truth veracity questioned have heard several DeOng
SPEAK 1ntayofably OF the character Of John Cook
Mr.. LGFu6-C8n any person that Won have
Yelaety !..s. Yes, Sri I can a dozen.
The witness hene named dozen gentlemen of the
THIRD Munioipaliy, ooDmencng with MT. Flsndeul
Mr.. Ldru6~Hou have heard these gentlemen that Won
nave namd speak relative 70 Mr. Cook character for truth
snd veIacity l.... Yes, Sri
Mr.. Layaie-saie what Mr. Flanders said regpeotuq Mr.
Cook, and al what time be said IT, /
Nj. Flanders said an election. when Cook was
an Inspector that he would sit the table
With him.
Is that an sir he said At smother time he stated that
)o9k was always in sorape
Mr.. Lqrae-Ihis SIR is what Mr. Flanders said touching
ne character OF Mr. Cook for truth aud yeIacy now what
~ the next penon that you have named say
ne Court announced that it was clock, the hour for
Mr. Lrus stated that he should the witness
i aOme length.
The Court then requested Mr. Wilder to return at its next
ttng and after appointing O'clock p NJ, to-day for is
urther investigation. adjourned.
MaFrfeds
IN Bayou Safa, I'd nst hy Rev A. s simmons NJ
EssE BARkDULL TO Mis- MARY B. PAGE, all Of that place