New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
TRIAL OF MANUEL ECHEVERRA ON A
CHARGE OF FITTING OUT A SLAYER.


The tria Of the case of Manuel Echeverra was re-
sumed on Saturday last before Judge Belts IN the
United States District Court.
Julius Lowentha WAS recalled a wtncss-He
testified follows; When was paid r,ceved q rceeps % ::
TO the conclusion since Yesterday that te negroes
on board hired thought whether they ~es
slaves or hired men from when len the Court unA
now think hesrd OF the of Barry knew person
John Helm, swon-Ihav been about twenty yearsa
seaman and know something Of the management OF
a. o. E or .G 0 bs6 Sn, % S m". nso With The csp
the usual compliment tor voyage to Sierrs
and thence to Cuba lay in two lbs OF beef day io
each and lbs of pork 10 provide against the AcAs
six not too s'oyAse made lately We had three
CrossexsmiuedI httod out weasel fOt the trade
know would be required howeyer traded the
African have been on the East India and EuoPen
tTsde.
A receipt, of which the following is a copy, w1
produced: . ... =,
Peck agent s24 in full for all my el'ms Of wages, dam
age assault and battery impr-onmen Of whatever nsms
the st day OF March 1851 February, 1855 and
which sum have become satisfied and am herewith entirely
''ii"' Witnessed by lsxi: $50 hdwssrp.l O+Ooi '"
Witness said: This Of the receipts sgned Stocks
had young with me to sign IT. gave the receipt 70
lewis Lowepthal. examined-I am q brother Of
Julius Lowenhal am in partnership with my fatser IN tbs
millinery lace bsiues shout the lith 10th February,
charged me with finding ou the owner the schooner which
be had sailed he wanted hs paid he had received
his oice saw Mr. stocker the clerk who told 70 send
my brother; MI T. then there Mr. StOcker asksimy
brother he wanted also asked hn the par ulss ID
the voyage Mr. Seker spoke to Mr Ecehverda IL iores
sn.ssse which think was spanish my eO'be[ , Gnder..ss
h boy Stocke then told Us TO call on saturday but ee
friday instead OF Saturday We told Mr. 5. that ~
brother felt very bed and that we came on fnd.y IN
other parties ~ be asked my brother the amount OF h
"a he ask he'd mU
tsousht 4 Vas TOO much ny brother told hin ~ month S
time MT Echevers passed at the time and rem.rtd
that should expect TO get much, for we did be
brother answered be did not think the extrsssan
he had endured great many harsps snd Was in poor hs
Mr EcheyeLs INTERRUPTED ny brother and told Linn be in..
al s69LI u so ~eht OUT nj s'. sn.
comply with demand whether would give recsptb
agreed aud be then called he hsa
show him they IN sesn in few minutes and Stoe
told along with him went out 10 the Hanoa
sn In b bad and said he had better 70 and see they wei.
right again called the steps, be had t
Is 70 sa them nv brother told him that ne had shipped
the of George Friday. and that that his gb
Mr Stocker said that did matter and brotha
cfo.. Ss went my bfoSsr lived With
did not know he going to snew he wss so.a.
10 don't know he anxious he am
ous when speaking TO Stocker DR. T. took no psIn
conversation did hear brother say he had engaged
go month he said stOcker that the captain had oaeret
that did not hear him that he accepted ~ hsesinsi
~ a
can't recoIect don't think anybody could remember Nc
r. better they few he spoke be ~
passing heard the receipt read and understood BEL
full Of everything did dissent from that Nr. Stocta
called him outside Of the room th1t be had letter 2 ~
only from what my brother told me- Raphael
Judge S,usns Office; II might have been months ne
nothing happened between and Dir. r. 10 e
interval my brother promised that he got tho S3'o he vo
have do about Il broke that becsas
thou ght better Of serj went TO Judge Stuart ~
advice, but did him. Isadoe Rsphse whom ss
krew two years. Of the persuasion BON
Hebrews.
Mr.. Joachmsseu-So ami
Witness-Raphsel Is barber; have bsen at Bis house
Pelstiah PERT was here called-Hsye been snip
ping merchant IN NevYork for forty year b" oeeh
practice hen ships sold bIs OF eae N
Witness continued-I don't what Rsph.e,s ousanes
sas when ,sw him at Judge stusrs once don AnoN -,
bad any regular busss; brother told hsphseI' IL s
TO al inquiry that 10 had received eSa0 and syen ec
be wanted ygdge SuaTs advice 70 whether the to
bndns ifke had rxht commence ae.vi SUIT ats
Mr. T. did the words that be had ooen on HN
70 my knowledge. but be told him al what
Monday guess be him 10 uIderstsnd "At n9a ~
suppose he told him Capt DAVIS had one,ea
fSoper month, and hst slave voyage tbey
but suppose heard the part Of the e0nFerssN
pbse said be would the Judge about H. sna e' ~'
then went away. -
Mr.. JC JCacLimssen then announced that be hs1 V'''S
the case for the prosecution.
Mr. Guard proceeded TO state
THg CASE FOR THE DEFENSE. -
The statement Substantially that this Pfesehl -
the rssst Of conspiracy th- part Of the
tha ens other. money from the defendsi ~
The defendant merchant in this cry ot eno ,..as
spec,sbity who had been many years hu.nees b.
citizen yst the husband ot "a American AZ
father of American child The truth ~s, tnh a,~
tep1snt srceded 70 the demand OF Lowetns' OF sssf
800 this prosecution wo1ld have been hes th,
After few remarks BY Mr. je4en
Court sdoaz ,e4 70 nSo1sy.