New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

man, Nv Can't Rodgers OF bark Maria Clam nov y
a, the foo, Of MadenlAne, regular trader with San
Juan: -,
The undersigned. native eihler OF the United
Stats ns.,,- " American bark Marina t!a-k, owned
BY e. uurcnd Esq., OF ms C.;! h'f'nS seen e'eta'
seieu,ut. 10 he public newspapers" 10" ~! IN ie'a-
.on 70 the interference OF VIZ Burand wh in' au'nof-
ties Of Ssr Juan make, this statement Ny 'csei the
Aforesaid bark Martha Clark was lying IN the AIo ~
sen Juan del Nore the time OF The murer cVui'l'ep
b. Capt. South sri at the hr>t persons SUI
cutG 20 serve on the ,o-oncrs jury O. investigate =.
MURDER OF the native. Mr. Faheus, the Oonm"'Vu'.
Agent was present az the session o: the July az"
tvloyed of tie arrest OF smith and the Mayor sent \
police force 10 arrest said smith cauuonng hc ponce nos
To- be excited " rash.
The boat contained native NoarsguSTs. special police
con rsrdtc by Don Roman Rivas, of the Collector
q, the Port Of San Carlos. The other contained the Mar
shall ara bis assistants. The prevented by NJ
Iorlsud snd Mr. fab,ns, after seeing Nj b. ad nothing
further about arresn- smith.
Tie,v;d.nce ri the Coroners inquest was that the
hupeo If The murdered man was tied upon the SIDE 81 tue
river and "a n steamboat commanded ny >mlh, vas
en- 20 min, down the river. the man seized his gun aGd
"a . sr ~ nan him down again ne would shoot him
tbst Smb I'D him down and sna'hed as 9ango once
or twice before. The steamer passed. tue puuSv ani
id s,nu, i a. a assembled The river and approaching
l.,k hor,t the natives 10 take the Ants anu make
H. m ,,t I'M The natives se"ngtbe Pnssen e~ Hhu crew
armed with pistols &c o; the lines 90 anu tHc s'ea.
S,;ft,d doNt-the steamer care up again "ue" 'ii'u
of the bunCo through the heart =, -. .-o~,,
nyyl;Ie on hoard the steamship Northern light SeNera
Of the passengers told me ihai eihi'h NoI' % 80
shot he man If he bad not been encourage .!
Aner the inquest late IN the evening" Ven W.
the Commercial Agents house where .ir D"fanl "a',
AID wh,re Smith was also supposed 10 Oc -. - -
number OF persons greatly excited aronnl the
Ions. End they demanded that >mth sh"u'd DC p'"" -
ort nat Boraid should give him ny, anu wished 10 sea''
II. house Nr rabens replied that u was 'm''' $50
p,ty aud they could enter FOR any purpose ana
EorIerJ sed he would shoot the ir,t man who came M
IL crowd did no; then persist IN entering. 800,
The Mayor Mr. Sigaud then came up ana sa'n ti "a.
The acts of Tie crowd were unauthorized oy he
II es ard glClo.ized 10 MIR. Borland. theh "'H .t'
lizard nv vessel and about ten minutes aii""ard vi,
Frhfrs and three others came aboard anu asked me Il
b. srv arms aud ammunition on board thAi M o"'au'
nd bis head cut open and tia; &c, Faoens was gong
on board the steamships Ia get toe 'ahornlens 20 %"
A.. TOWN and tried 20 induce my mate 10 90 WIKI hul'
then II the request OF Mr. Fabens, zoos nm ana 'uose
who were with him m my Own Ooa - the steamship an,
NON reaching the deck Fauens called on Capt churchill
81 b amer for assistance and also addressed the pas
sneers in saying iha: Mr. Bor!snd mad been seriously m
iured by parcel Of rebels and pirates ana ngg"s IN we
Town and sppeacd 20 them Amerc ans. II they wOusi
rtor their Minister TO be- nsulted. and called for woia
tiers 10 90 and burn the town. The passengers r"ped
that If Mr. b. or any other American was IN danger hey
vould 90 and see them rghted, but doubted that there
was as much dancer Fabcns ed and appointed
+, con rnitt.e OF three 10 go learn the facts.
"Iheso PERSONS, with Fabens and Others. numbering
eleven in all, were not permitted To and me People
having got wind 81 the intention 10 burn the town keep
inc guard along the beach. They however toid raoeh'
that be might land, but not the others as they feared
danger for the town. ,.l
ashore at tie Commercial Agency and there rls "a
Yord around the house and restraint ON b"rand me
onlv guard was along The beach prevent parties land
ing and burning the town as threatened oy faoens in
next morning Boiland went On board the Steamship
about o clock and there were no marks on MS heaa
represented by Fabens To The passenger ,,...,
! WV. II. ROGERS, Master oart Maf,ua '''ia
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