New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
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Yesterday. Adam Lobs. 'sreis and Joan w.,.,.
house were arrested and ba> 4 to bail sr se,e,sN,
beating 4 Jew pedlsr named N, Meyer. The a.
sault was OF the most unp7owpkea character.
This morning. Morris Mssn. brio.S layer, Wills
at work lay ing pavement In Uohx<sS. was SEIZED
with apoplezy sud died Instantly.
Anew Drsnasic weekly paper vii b shortly
published in this city.
Baslness continues dad and nsetve usss =, THE 60
son on the year Ccrros q bed sfmly bat iss sslss
limiied sale OF No. Qucssrfsos Basx ii ~ PEI
tun The Flour mvhet con tsoas dull s,Acdssc ssap-
ping brsncs bed 81 " Isl as . per hhi hgt ,ssrsi
De oirquy forexrxt The demand for city eoasszy.
ton 10 limited. Sales Of All sosd a
Is 2se5 slE and choice o and sx~a Ct Is 7l5S So Ia
RYE FLouE and Com MgzE ssIss have acAsr
ssss Of Red Al q ga ~ ADD Ws..~ IN .o-- !. . 81
continues TO arrive siosg 5. a. q Yslow ss as es
OArs-sses Of prime Psnosv,vsoh, ii 81 eta Ssosss-s
a., are .Sfss q ets per S1'hsl In ees
SALES OF srUcKs-F Fiat Bssvd-.N scsuyan SinF,
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kk 49, Guard sanh i?i; SSoee R-a dag ga &c, 7li
- More Cana, lsi; $50 sch Nav So os S's go Red,
Union Canal, IT.
s: s:essa Bea's. IS Farm Mech sL 81, lspes RR ci
nal i6ii s3co STATE S. ISL. a oso Tssns 80, s,.
The Mutineer. Of the schosser j. h. Lindsay.
~ SeeeiNoy ntsStuVsus henry Vholucly 9uQ
Thomas Read, charged with the rsrdcr Of John
Esmy, mate, and Thomas Walker, psssssssr
on board the schooner J. B. Lindsay, Of Trini.
dad, on the night OF the 27th Of January lass
were brought up for examination before William
7. Hendren, Esq, United States Commissioned,
when Solomon Riggs, master. aud rnos uosf,l.
low, seaman, Of the J. B. L. gave in their evil
dence, which was in substance that the Schooner
sailed from Port Spain, Trinidad, on the 27Eh
Jan, and at night the two men, Clemens and
Heed, mutinied and killed the mate aud pas
senger, and wounded Captain Riggs, who with
the steward, found safety in q recess OF the
after cabin, which was on deck. Captain Rixgs
VINO mad pair OF pistols with him. found an OPP
Poftunity to tire through loop hol, ia the ca
bin and wound Reed. The witness. Costsllov.
was In the iorecaste during these trans sad
was not allowed to come upon deck until alser
the butchery, when Read came down ana saiI IA
had been shot by Capt Riggs. Clemens came
down into the forecastle after and tod Costel
low that the mate and passenger had been kilsd;
that he and Reed did not intend that be shculd
have anything to do with the murder until they
bad killed Capt Riggs aud then he, Costellow,
was to Kill the steward. Costellow asked; Clemens
who killed the passenger, and he replied tnss
Reed stabbed him. After be came on deck, he
saw Reed asleep, when he steallhily TOOK his
pistol and snapped it at his head. which swoke
Reed who demanded wha. he MEANT Costsl-
one in the cabin, and intended to fire at him, Dat
the pistol snapped.
They made him take an oath to stick by them,
ard sent him aft to hail the captain and get his per-
mission to lower the boat being apprehensivs Iast
he would FIRE at them il they attempted TO pass
the cabin without leave. Capt. r. made no az
swer; but Costellow reported to them his consent,
ard they lowered the boa aud brought her tor Aci
when all three commenced getting provision and
water on board. Before casting off Clemens and
Read made an attempt to scuttle the vessel hoping
it would induce Capt. Riggs to come out upon deck
so that they might shoot him. bat the stratsgsm
failing they called to Costeow to jump into the
boat and cast Of He said he must take the Ak
along with him. 30 ID the ak, come along"
they exclaimed. But he picked up the az, never.
theless, cut the painter, and the boat Immediately
drifted clear Of the schooner. The Captain and
Steward then came upon deck and were ready for
them if they had thought proper to come alongside
again.
In due time the mutineers found their way to
Laeusyra, where they applied to the Amsrsan
Consul for a conveyance to the United States bat
he having heard their history, had them sent on
board the U. 8. ship Germ antown, which took them
to st. Thomas aud put them on board the U. 8.
steamer Vixen, in which vessel they were brought
to this port, as has already been stated.
lN"tls Herald, June a.