New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
EXAMINATION OF THE NEGRO WILSON FOR
REVOLT.

The examination of the negro, George Wilson, for
revolt on the schooner Bud1a ImOgene, was continued
on Monday before United States Commissioner Morton.
Counsel for the People, Assistant Distrc-AttOruey
Frederick Smith; for defendant, w. T. b. Millkins.
The prisoner appeared to be in exceeding good hu-
NOR, and for some time before the commencement of
the examination engaged in jOcose conversation
with one of the persons found on board of the late
shaver.
The following evidence was taken, and the case
further postponed until Tuesday next:
Capt. Justice Arnold swOrn-I reside at Deep River,
COIN; the schooner Eudora Imogene was built al
Deep River, and an American vessel; she was COM
handed by Capt VIM Palmer in November l,st the mates
tie Captain mate and cook Georss Wilson the vessel
,s before she sunk about the first November Deep
from that psss TO Fre Island and h,d on bosrd ship timber
her Junk between City and Hart Islands the
9th OF November she lying her abosrd side have not
the captain or mate since; the prisoner s White
pencil abatehet and clock belonging the vessel and
cons belonging 10 the captain and mate identified Of the
beonsed the mate also idefed captains clothes; the
hsicbei belonged 20 the captain.
she sailed from Deep River about the s Of Novembsr
when the vessel was raised there was no timber on
Regular IsninGtiOu resuHedwben the vessel raised
found nur holes bored in her bow after the
sufficiently went into the cabin snd found both
ockeo broke the mates staercom and took oa his
veains stpsre did not notice aIy marks on these clothes
the under the cabin floor got shirts belonging
the Captain split open IN frcnt ard turne inside out there
them hat supposed to be stains Of blood took
out three shirts belonging condition the
other took pillow from the place; thought
could discern blood the be shirt the piowticks
stained in shifting the coal deck found piece OF
flesh the main h,tch.
dThe captain aud mate slept in different state
both Of which locked the in the habit OF
sleeping the lsbOsrd found in that four
jackets two pair Of psnoO and other wearing apparel be-
oT sng the they all going clothes; have
the dreed in other clothes shore he generally had
those clothes with him the vessel the vessel hid loaded
Brookyn did not find OF the mates land coes did not
notice blood stains the mates bed the shirts und in
the belonged 20 the captain and mate the mate had the
clothing the 10Th October knew the mates clothes
by having them and BY the size he being short
exsnined the captains aerooo his things had been taken
beftr the vessel was raised.
Charles Nc ClenDon swornI reside City Island FIRST
The Eudora when she sinking the Sd Of No
Senber last between and O'clock; standing the
shore in company with Capt LeViBas watching boat
who had excited suspicious by lurking about the shore
while wschpg hin noticed vessel in the org heeug over
which proved be the EudOa moment she went
her ends Wilson about hundred feet OF soing
ard in boat the esent is the arrested that
night the schooner a. the time Of the arrest aud fOund
him house under when returned there
csnvasbsg and carIebas containing cothing knife aud
bsichet found with him pocket book taken from his bOj
why Re old make known that the vessel
kings be replied that he old think there
there vessels quite the Eudorp at the time she
went down.
Cross e1amped-The schooner B,D Brown about three
hundred yards 10 the north the tide rng aud running 10
the westward.