The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07

that En- aDusl wsuM b brought down 10 the hospital
ns.s' cav =, ~ Ss :" = TN. $500: eB 70
George bsatea Odd ysu ever see Capt As,ony beat
any body-bs.t. any Psrsoa.o9 ssipsosrdi Mo ar.
did not; the day before that tnuk IL Eman
uel show pair Of boots to the Captain did not
blood bruises his face at eight O'Clock that night
there bl0od-thefs might have been bruises old
not sec his ears Q-Mght not the top 81 his head have
been injured and you not zee III He had cap on
could Rave blosd was on his face cannot say
he was hondcued that day did not see him N the day
time did not him hand suited that night Wsddnx-
toms room noarer to the mxepnast than was IL
was very bad weather that night and Know the sky,
light covered over with sauers because could
not see any light through these are my only reasons
To Mr. CutiDg-Thsrs were over three hundred psssen
gers on board that tho second cabin was below
Ell i% sa1S s tine
the captain did not strike him. he had nothing
the ship as 70 Emscuels death9 Wltness-By the fall
The question and as@eI were objected TO by the prose
did not admit it
Q BY Mr. cutting--As far you know, and from what
you saw, what was the cause Of EmaBuels deathS
Objected to- and not admitted, IS the witness was not
an expert.
of the day saw him led aft that he had been to the
cooks galley showing him the boots.
To JaroI-I did not see Emanuel buried
! O. by Juror-Dd The captain give Emanuel those
boosS Witness-I heard Afterwards
The Judge-That not evidence
Dock sress am ship in Mr. TnoDss
ColSeT's yard | was passenger on board the
pas epger; went aboard of her in Liverpool
panied by ttep aunt was born in lrssnd will be IL
10 the 10th Of this recollsct hearing of the
the middle Of January; abost month out at the
time; law him between and O'Clock the same hight
leading up from the Dsin deck to the poopde upper
deck) the ship rolling, and was holding on by the
lard on The lee side Of the Top deck while he was there
TIE captain came from the wheehouse the captaia call
cd to him to go up the rigging and he answered No
tain" the captain then ordered oDoDneii aud smother
to bring him AFT just he said that one from
sloft sung out and the captain answered cay ay' he
then said for hr man to go up the rigging again ODon
the rail and the spaniard walked over the rail-
ard caught hold OF the rigging and went as high Is
the mainyaId and be stayed there the .ight dark
and could not if be vent higher the captain walk
ed down as far as where was aud then walked back
again to the wheelbouse, and seemed IS if he was
down, but next him the rail; him get of
the rail and and put his back against the mao mat
the time b. the wheelhouse door; Emanuel then walked
over the skyght and went round to the lee side Of the
pperail Of tbs psinmast; on the captain coming down
again from the whs ehouse he him there and oIder
ca o'Dopnell another man, and boy, can't say
it the french boy or the boy Bob TO bring
him aft 0'Donnell went and caught him by the collar
OF elor olskin coat can't say .he.her the other
had held of him then; they took him up the poop
deck to long siybght forward of the capsan aad aft
Of the manm.st sa~ those three men; Emanuel had
his hard on O'Donpelps shoulders and O'Donneu had
hi. hands on Ensnuels; the boy had hold OF Emanuel
second sbylght and they head foremost against
the bulssks could not have besa loss thar eighteen
struck sgsinst the bulwarks.
Q-At the time they fell had the captain hold Of
Ale had not he was the windward side and
laid hold Of something to himself; the vessel
was rolling so she went down seven or eight treAks;
EnaD Del could not have struck any other way but his
hssd from the way he fell could not tell wis. hs fell
ngaios but Ii the bulwarks not there he would
have gone overheard so must have beep some part of
the bulwaIks he struck against when they fell saw
Enanuels boots lem sure he had pots on Q-Are
you pure he had Ale had leather his feet
(sushterD saw ths captain from the weather
side he pot than fo1s feet from me and took
hold Emanuel By the right arrs ard carried him to the
n.iaenmast snd saw him (finanueD sit down q coil
ct rope. Odd the captain strike Emanuel while he
down, while he vas lifting him up, whilst he
him srte him with anything the captain went into tae
wheehouse leaving Emanuel on the coil Of ropes; got
could not walk without holding; was to him
whore cen put my hand, there was no one near him
looked at Emanuel; he was breathing ve-y heavily
through his nostrs, with his head down on
his hand, and scenes, seer, as II he wa asleep; tssre
cheek and through his hair, and the back of his
head; l never saw the Captain give Emanuel blow,
but the mate about ten days before that give him
q blow; there nothing that saw except ths fall
that could have produced the BLOOD went down the
second cabin and left Emanuel sitting there told one
the second cabin passengers when went down aud he
up deck; did not 20 deck any that
night neither saw heard Of ths Captain deck
during the night after; did not 20 to bed for
another hour il 10 O'Clock when turned In durag
tina, hour did not hear the Captain; heard
outcIy deck during that time it aoout four
clock in che morning when first heard Emanuel
6ead, did not the body; the way knew he
ED the French boy came down with lantern and
said he going for sandstone.
Q.Ssy to the jury whether or not, when you
Emanuel his eye out OF the socket and his cheek
Al did not it and If it was must laee il;
the mate hit Emanue two blows ths read with
Delaying pin ten days before this Occurrence took
Place; he punched him in the RIBS with Delay
ing pin the tine and Emanuel
turned away he him anothe blow the top OF the
head he struck hun hard, you could the
blo~ saw Emanuei In sbout twenty minutes after aud
saw the blood his forehead Q-fan you say IL the
sky lights covered that niepE Il xM sure
the The second cabin for and two
passengers dashed IT do that Dight couldn't get the
sailors 10 do it, when asked them thes bid GO
hen; that the sky light which the fell;
member Larry OBrien; am that at the time IMAM
ue died OBIen not on watch; saw him Ia the
wbeeibonse two days previous to the death of Emanuel
and he had finger and upahle to work.
Tbs examination of the witness had concluded at
quarter to five when the Court adjourned ten O'Clock
Tues6a morning The Judge gave notice III It u the
ture he would sit later; he would not perhaps light
dies, but would sit till dark.