New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

valeotire 20 pay up; We were paid ths n 'ney BY
/ Babbee s. Valentine .fter III vessel h.d gore,
Cross examined By Mr.. Whjting-I can .e,r.' "
state that the ESQ we're paid a. Mr. Helms Wills Ia
our Office; Mr. Valentine cot present At the tirns
TIE roUey paid by our clerk. cannot say IN 4
. NJ. Bstbi-e psid ne the money f,r the sivan .
wases.
O. Did Won refusa 70 paw the advance wages - the
l. mate 81 ny time A. dii not. | cAauoi say wao
Us with Will when h shi7ped 81 p ma SHOP 4
6P orr Office are shipped IN me ordinary way. VS.
Dot IN the Office whom the order T. ship ~as le I;
UNDERWOOD il Wa left by the Captain; | TOllt MT
know Cspt Smith il 7 say him now, behave, NJ
Valentine sed b. would ask the Captain OF the yes
sci 10 leave the money wih TIA frn % reIb lrse rs.
Direct examination resu mei-Wa wsra IN me p
It of Slipping crews for ' aleutine n Bsbbige when
We are 9-svI.d that hey owi SHIRE in vessel We
iersr AK auy 0uestion hut Ehers q vessel ia con-
signed to them ~ thew furnish stores then we SIS
whether the Captain viii psy tue bill or lsive the
money with them.
O. Did you kpow what interest Mr.. Valentine hsd
in the Jpla Moul'on or what reason v1l hsi ~ a.
ply 70 him for information ss q your pay A. Be
cause | Understood that Mr.. ' alsutlne putting
M the store. for that vessel and that Ca0t NTH
was in the hsbit Of going into Valentine \ BAehss'
store; | had no conversation With Mr.. BAooIge re-
spe citing the JULIA Mcuton, prior - the arrest, can
not recollec, when we shipped men for ihe bars Re-
public. ! cannot tell whether or no there WAS any
change il the srcles OF tho julia Mouton fron taer
original opening.
Cross examination resumei-When | ssy that I
understood Valentine pr'ting up the stores
mean Valentine 4 Babbige we're putting them up;
we had 10 to believe Suspect that the Julia
koulton was going out upon any hiagihmsts enter
prise.
q. Did wills ever say 10 your hearing that he Dc.
cined to go in the Moultop and that 7ca might ship
spother mate a. No, Sir.
Henry Fling. being sworn, deposed th,t ne shipped
on board the julia Noul.cr As an OrdinsTy seaman,
by Poole Pentz n Goin Mr.. LIcss gave me the
money and what things wanted.
Q. WDl YOU begin and tell the whole stOT1 Of the
VOYAGE OF the Julia Moulton A. She ssited
Sunday l2'h of February 1854; lay St Sandy Hook
three days, and then went 10 sea; when thlr7 OF
forty dsys out commenced 70 lay the slave ,k and
make gratings for the maIn hatch: when abo1t s'7iy
day out, We reached the coast Of Africa az Ctbe2a
De Cobra; boat from shore with orders for ~
10 put 10 sea for nine DAYS. and then to come 10
place further TO the sou'hward, and take in cargo
we did So and several Of the CT smorgans crew can
on board: after the cargo came 81 DOsrd, wa sesT
for Cuba; about ten days after the supercsrg) died,
and the supercsrgo of the GamOrgea took his place.
when we got 10 Cubs, we hOlsted our signal for
pilot end tie bcst brought pilot, aud whie Se were
beating up for one of the Keys, lighter came OF;
the msn who said he was the American Consul az
that plsce. came on board two more lighters anne
along side after gave the negroes their dinners,
we commenced putti0g them On board the llshterSi
We left the bdg in charge Of the pilot anu the msn
who was in herr in he night she was run ashore aud
burned the Lighter belonging " the consignees. that
was sent 10 look for the julia MoultOn, csne up 10
the other lighter and took the negroes on board they
remained there till o'clock the next morning ani
the lighter went into creek, and they landed the
crew and negroes; We walk ed that day abont seven
miles, when Capt. Smith left US; | did not see HIM
again until Jaw him in the Tombs; we took o65
negroes off the coast OF Africa they came IN ighters
and canoes; the csptain and the mate, Wills, re-
ceiveo them; We landed about 500 AZ Cuba; we we're
about fifty or sixty days going back 10 Cubs.
Crossexamined by Mr.. WHUING-I fist com
menced IA find that she going in the ssve-'raie
Al Ia 4 -. nd
for the patches did not ship 10 go TO the African
coast shipped 70 go the West Indies, and thought
/ was very long time getting there, as had been
there before; went on board from i1er No. 20 East
River. -
The case for the Government here rested The ex'
animation WILL be resumed this morning a. l2 clock.