The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31


They can only be determined BY the himself Or h
ifendand heu you haye dOubledistled haAIs1y es'.
~, Htnton.IfI made myself understood I aPpesm
together to New Oreaus and now the question eaked,
what the wee that induced Fernandez to aepat
and whether The fact true would o me very proper
Tani q conanes tPs ,f b s1 sTs,
who did NJ i Is with the view Of being relieved ION tne
76s Gonrtfst rs come the acts themselves. and af-
HftSisss.-Vineente Fernandez desired to 60 to- Vera
psrt was sksS Wine states ihat n he month q May
ast the Spanish Consul came to The house where he real
ne, had goHe out He requested be person win whom ne
lie merit dav AZ he esired ~ - him FVnss went on
is next day the house the Consul and the latter know
bad seen him at The house Fernando told witness that
sm 1oa 6 ~ Sg q ss' ese s n 3 os rssy
extiadi ion between Mex and Spain. Ihemupon witness
thanked consul for his kindness giving him the iniorma
ton. Witness alo cautioned Fernandez not 70 % Vera
gx Is ne 'q9a 'n9asRt esi ne W ss f
certain Ium0n that afoa in the ctH which Induced
Cross eralqissd 81 M titsas Witness was ones i'm.
nisoSes al Havana for debt remained ia ai days
sh but accused fraudulent hanknptcy thOagh com
ihe assets according bis books exceeded his liabilities
neas FURTHERMORE states thatuge OF he ereiors o. the
having been charged with fraudulent bankruptcy sad III
mere esHsed Fsrnaneg 10 be Sssed ebnrriur I with
having sold and bought with the funds Of the house candle
Mr. TREsCAzEs recalled Witness recommended to the
goasu At ne interview ie had With him to take oat wa
however did not wish tie authorities @ know thing
United stsls8 and Span. 's''''''- '''9s- -
Il, IoEN 9RToS tness Is an sngass[ On The
saw the schooner Mary Ellen at the WHAT and having
a Sos s e @s' ba@ a 81 IL & there seven Re
when s heard ths espia1 Of the oweoat inquire Of Che
10 stspd by he line WIN Then bid Rm Good
night and the went forward. Captain Mcconnell
and witness stepped out on the WHAT Does not know
moment. The cook came on hoard 10 sie, when Smith.
Es9 Is9 came up sSok r9ee a b e va g,
hurt him.. As witness tuning of from thewhaff, to
S6 he hd od q Kim y hs Roads ana 81
the sgs witness heard enc q the men Sssfng e peEso9
Capt Mcdonnell said, I. Don't hunt him-eary him into
srnsii white lat cannot saY wbetbsf twas fur Or
Panama apt Mcdonnell Or his crew lent no assistance
u carving the man on board but merely sad Don hurt
WtPe.s saw person % They the whaE whom ha knows
what ssngs business we have in getting sailors and cooks
M Dufouy it not Mr.. Marie That is the per
son there Lpointing g MI Mausl Witness thought il
ia oy NAV, 10 be y funnSr sboat low bsiI9oms eToa
shops etc As soOn as the man was on board the vessel
Did The man look like steward 2? He look ed like any
thing but steward Witness might not have thought the
master Or landlord The SCHOONER was iyng n the neigh
bofho9d Sf The Lower Cotton Press The towbOas name
Cr6ss Questioned b. he Court Vvitns,, never knew
about police ooars baioons and other places where no
BV M LaTae Wines was about ten or twelve feet
from the vessel Smith. the shipping master, was short
have recognized he man who pretended TO b shipping
,gSsS w SIss ooRs5 Ms n ne Res W1ss bn
that the person eaTaed board taken aft Witness
Ton Of Mcconnell smith and Maize The man who vas
carried on board made no stanee he appeared perfectly
dead. Witness supposes thEt minutes elapsed between
The time Of the CAPTAIN Of the towbo9t asking Mcdonnell
whether he was eady and the period when the man
was sheaus Oft The hn time appeared as . he was care
The night dak be peee closely ino he faes Of tie
man who was abducted. and thus saw that he wore spec
~. I1lgTol,r.-Pq that down, "a leqeh)
~. Wafsia,--You had bsttsr reserve yOur humbug Or
Jdgs BriF4t Gentlemen Of te bar ought to follow the
Jr WGsssd we cannot help following bad examples
j9taessI did not look towards thsyesae after the man
had besa carried aboard l. therefore, did the indivd
ua cared into The CABIN ThaIe was no stage between the
ie with SICK in rs hand he SPOKE 20 fe a. bs passed
and Immediately recognized him
CHAINS a. RoeERs, .woun.-W Witness was employed
the evening Of the 9TH Of July whee be 70
| Eagle Cwitness Identified ne accnsed)
Mr. DU39arNhat Kind OF Job was it a.. j do not
house when stout man came up VII small man did
nS MINK ne was msa e 70 20 ss9 nn mr. Eagle stepped
What sort OF was pointed out % yon He
wore speodcss Could not tsi Inc Color Of The sIasse
Did that man come with two othsn Yes, One. OF
them that (pnnting 10 Marcel and the other
tponting towaus Loene,( ooksvory much Ike this
What cQuntIyman was the man you were employed to
What LANGUAGE did hespsak 49, He did not speak at all ;
the small man went out ofon door and walked towards he
upper door and es pToeesdieg len 1sesS crossed over n
the Levee witness then crossed over himself and Eagle
ap ana touched v tneSs back aud SAID 20 70 wo,E .
cs man caught by the arms and legs on the Leyee
and made resistance he anything neither
did he agpeat be drunk VIM Eagle; and man named
yiduai board, and witness the third who assisted
the was lifted entirely from the ground. Witness
thar they carried the bOad Of the schooner
Biey Ellen. The Captain OF the vessel pat him into the
sitsariss ire ocoufTsnce took place between and 10
o'clock Witness employed half an hour before dusk
man Who gong u the vessel might be stubborn and
Were you paid for this jos ?.Yss the next day was
paid IS by Mr. Eagle Witness understood that Eagle had
4 ne 6SETt--Was Nj. Eagle paid for itqI don't
know sat three quarters Of hOuF he Coffee house,
waiting for the men Eagle was then on me Leyee,
atthe raiiae Of the vessel MI Eagle snd he man Jobn
passed him down into the cabin. They returned imme-
vessel showing Oft Witness remained the edge Of
,ogId rs sssd ~ ont man ' I'm Iss a "
was engaged 70 take on boord was dressed beta Than sal
Mr. DRt6Hr- Since this has commenced have you
MOI 5eesiys9 offers PCT 70 come uR here rs Yes
How much was offered They told me 1 could make
F,om whom was ths money 70 b got can't tell
when they nAde tbs offer H. No lhs offer made Al
different times.
Do you fecolect who first nade the offer Mt Eagle.
Can you scoteet The sUhtanee Of what Mr. Enge said
when he made The offer lie said There were some people
pP town who had told him 10 and speak with him
(witRess) 10 make some staemeut in their favor and tha
tbs money Wahld be forthcoming
Was that al !.... Eagle wan ed to sign piece o.
paper show the people ~ town that the affair had beer
J | managed.
State what Mr. Manic said saw Marie near the Gala
bpose and he came toyards ne and atiqr walking few
blocks, stated that II would only do what he wanted,
oonld easiiy make three o. four hund red do.ars.
Did YOU understand from Mr. Eagle or Marie who
was TO pay the money AL 30.
The C0RrtYOn stated the man not drunk, why thai
was there necessity .Ot carrying him9..,l suppose III
would MT CO. He made stance. He did MT sppea
to he sick lie made struggles whatever He did ut
tend to help himself Nobody spOks to Inc whilst they
were carrying him. He maintained perfect silence. When
they board he carel of like bag Of eOthas
The witness noticed that there nothing like gag
his mouth | noticed that he speutacles, and
very small person; He did not trembe he was motones
in Onr hands, and carried him aboard in two minutes
EcOuld NJ tell what countyman he was; only aught