New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

-,,.,Y. b. then folio Eed TIC ia, heard
80, he maki0g a bargain to cary the ltAsn
Op.rs Troupe TO Vera Irn1i NIX rhe,|sS 50
=, 10 store 81 NJ b 4r.li . y V.OrieEns; lf.
C,nt,ip FIJI ia a. New Orleans oitea Ia the 20 ai,s
AZ anous, & SEPTEMBER October. and N1Vemneri ~
,ese. 7 ussd 70 sea the Csotair goiug ~ biruh
sebce; arn quite certain 10 the daes nave me-
so,.d: that man the prs0neTl - tle .n4ai nave
N douet abou, II whatever
Cross. examined = have been at sea; | was on
fhe T. y. sho.of-wsr Fulton, under Commo3ore
Perry; bave Also sai'ed in sohooners have been on
ne Coast Of Me1ic); have nsver been on the Coast
Of Afries.
teSsoer. 1887 A. I do not know; saw han at the
efFee OF Mr. Baiili; DO not rscOllect how often
sa. bia in that month; heard be was making oaf-
gain 10 carry he Italian )era-
.. IL was at the tins the Italian Opera was makos
be BERGEN ibs' you saw him you are sufe' A. i7''
To Mr.. Eaton-I 10 not kno - VIA. tine the ltal-
isn Opera started from New OreHs; thai vas nov
the @. tire at which | saw FIle,tii s. sad De-
fore, saw him during September, Oc.ooef' ana NO
vember.
Antonio Cbincord sworn-I am a cook and keep
row A fsi'or's boarding house 10 Hemlt9n'st; IN
May 1882 vas in rsmpicc, on board st;oo0heI 10 ss
accok; il vac called the Oregon ! knew Ci2t l.
lett there Oh BIO ard the Amphytfite, where .ooh
dU1er with him. be ,pd both cane TO Tsmpcoirom
New Orleans; LEFT New Orleans IN May, leox, iOI
TsmuiCO We re named 10 tamPico tfo or 80
vteks; my CsptsB invited filetu on oo9ro my Vesse
30 sire ard he came ard dined two or three times;
hnS seer him before: have known HIM four years
sa~ bin for about four months IN New orleans asa
saw him in Tampico; Fietti made several voy ages
from Mex Orleans down me coas; VI -. 30 Soao
YER; he sold his vessel the Amply nl'el 20 1paI pau
lard. do not knoE when the Anphyt'ite vas Dun'
at Baltimore; saw Fillett at that place leI -e"
Orleaus in February is'i mei on sio,s seysr.i
nm il is about fifteen years ago SINCE hr'' went
n New Orleans. ,.-o r.. o..t;,,. -.
CTcs,. xaminec-In July, lsj2 was cooking on
.Ao,s in Me-. Orleans aud also in July 1913 not is
q Did YOU see Fileth in Ner-Orleans IN July,
,sspq A. | cannot say ~ 10 thst mon'D, nor any
particular mont but cay hn on ana Oh; caun -, u
yeon. a a. 10 any particular nona oever vent 20
tb. Opers and do not know thAt saw him when the
Ou,ra Troupe Wa mere.
Ii.utepanr l. G. Strain de?Osed 81 follows: an a
Iiente,ant IN the l.. :. Navy ] was on ,rd the
Grrms,toyn on the Coast Of Africa, in 1852. a. the
time ,poken Of by Com nodore LavAsfe, ana hear
b, testimony il this mater; was on board me
scbooper Advance at least four times At Port. auPraya
vtere raw Capt. Kraft, and converted with hin; /
saw him frequently shore sfter he had abandoned
his verse; aud covered with him there on all
th,,e occAtions bad intercourse viii hlm officially;
thtse interview after be suspected Of being
engaged in The slave trade was the officer Who ~
cpmn and Of my superior officers, seized the Advances
think had better opportunities TO observe capt;
Krafs than any other officer IN The s1usoron acel
m Interpreter ! was board Of his vessel one time
all right; ] was on the Commission that condemned
the Advance; have seen the prisoner for the last
two days-haviDg been present during the exanina
fiop. AID have talked With him and have had fair op-
poruni,y 10 observe bis person my imp ession is that
Re resep bes Capt Kraf, very much, bat in my opinion
the prisoner not the man mo was on board the Ad
vance a. Comm ander and known as Capt Kraft I
think never saw the prisoner until saw him in this
room; when heard the prisoner speak, Sas salts
ked that he was not Capt. Kraft the voice convinced
ne entirely
The investigation was adjourned to Friday, at 70
t'clock.