The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20

Il vague aud general character, II has n
: tracted little attention We arc bcgir
, ming to get light on the matter. Ther
. is now lying III the Tombs in this City
8, man who has been tried aud found guilt
Of being engaged in the slavo.trade. -
D This is said to be the first conyictio
I, ever obtained under the law bv which i
+ was made piracy. The testimony in til
: case was ample. And though h
protests against his condemnation. ot
the ground that hc is foreigner. and
not am nablo to the laws of the Unite,
States, he does not deny the fact of hi
share in the buiiness. lie speaks of i
freely, and relates with unconcealcd eX
nitation the particulars Of his wild anc
desperate career
We have Glanced TO sec and talk with
this noted cantain in his prison. What
he told us was not communicated in cOu.
iidcucc. for he never saw Us bcfurc aud
did not know who We were. He spoke
to us as an entire stranger. All our
conversation was through the grated door
IT his cell. We made no attempt to
gain bis confidence or draw out the Sc
rrct history Of his life lie told his own
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%nt diL Lo ;n,;na,e n';.h ,Ln,,,Lat,m
said should be kept private Indeed
! he had boastcd to others of his deeds on
the African cuasts His Disclosures
lhcrctorc, are public property Some of
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IS H"u' S"'F I'm a Sntug'I lhey
A"'W "na' n1s nccoHe 81 heF' W hen
! cargo ol saves Il i'nued' the vessel IS
'I!en urS'royca' not to be witness a.
cams, hIr oliGer' ana crew
hu' how d" You manage to get away
Without exciting Su'I iciVn by,
you see we Keep close, aud get every
'hitg ABOARD "nd DO not ask our papers
u"'il we lns' se' rG9"y 10 san Then We
20 10 'ne Oes'Im' 'iiouse' ana take out
our +" perS i'r hi9 JaIelro' 81 Helena,