New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
TIE AFRICAN SLAVE-TPADE.
TRIAL OF MANUEL ECHEVERRIA on A
CHARGE or FITTING OUT A SLAYER


ness, Julius Lcwenthsll. who on the stand when
the Court adjourned, resumed his testimony tie tes
| tIfed in substance az follows:
Cst DsyiJ od ihem he going to the Of Afca 70
procure esrSo OF saves and h We ism,ned on sosId our
wages woud be rssed to mouth. instead Of BIG ior
which shpred, and he would raise wages beside did
take and he did and Dsss done csrpenters
anything else that wss necessary We had two piles Of lumber
Ne jsf SsuYerk we asss lana but 40 not NOW w6ere II
was nc, sierra Leone i was south Of that should Judge
within three days SAL Of IL; We sent for pilot VINO
the csTsotobscco and drysods then received fresh
We then r5Stss"s to On urpf Ssy h.I. ".
town wbee lay there were 10 houses Shore dn-
batehe we're cut for yentation the hold was also cleared
sDd painted inside brought fifteen sixteen casks
or fon the matches were boxes about foot square,
and oIeo on t"S sides; helped make them; they
opmsss were taken down BY order Captain Davis DO not
e%1~ 1s bs Ty S Sss cs
ordered their removal do not Know whether the fired
any there the day after that British
tool Us went down in the bold while we were thsre san
deed the Spanish Captain shore Rio Congo while
Of negroes; the Brush nsn.own from the bay
the river snd put board przecrew who anchored the
consisted rice shpbesd and ss beef the latter
vessel myself and another Of the crew were ssen Sierra
Leone the remainder sent shore BY the Captain
the rsnofwa, who gave them two days Provisionsi the
up have the Spanish Captain from the tne he
left the schooner III the bay until Serts Leone
SICK forneshy months was in the hospital got back 70
By working S my .'ss on ne bark C. WI Nah and
from here I'D not know Mr Eeheye:ns; first became
9usned with him few days after returned to New York
what wanted told lhm had belonged to the schooner,
and what ha3 happened to her also claimed the wages CAP
5oos f g s sailed he sid h. wa. not but Know that
no was; him in Court it Mr. Stocker told him
oil the particulars of the he said he tnew al about
sa 99 S s the 1 sn M m
few wos of Spanish heard the name the schooner ard OF
the espta mentioned BROTHER was in company with me at
time subsequently about two or three days amer, went
with me ms health was very the time told the
sick and couldn't walk about and told him he had better
rst hsmonih so aud 80 month till got back to New
o Dr. know e 1en . PSse 10 y o f % no .e
war said se taken .gsy and they had commenced
WHO tie owner, were no said We know !" he didn't tell
tod him would try TO find out the owner. and some
wages be then went out Of the office into the street ani
asked me to wait a minute he came baek aid wrote
raid; signed and he paid me in sqd 81 the Han,
eide and he got the money the desk don't think
to m one csoson as he rs.od BY While W., in the inner
aco; he sad. IL you get so much money you will buy
tho bay the schooner M between Staten Island and
Stocker on board with captains who board
email beat Sunday mornns the crew came in second boat
soker len and went back in when we got to our
destination made land early IN the mornings boat sent
for pilot and remained sbsent bali dy tue plot came on
evening pilot took into the bay there
~ h but didn't Ter the anchor 90 there she was made fast
to the shore with and keep her from swnsns
creek not wider than this room (sbout - fee tue
creek was wooded both Sides lay right in the middle;
couldn't say how from it tok day and night
from there to The manower which 10y IN the rver do not
that down; took day and half to get to sierra
Leone from the ofwar can't tel we went on u 'es
10 get there half that time was below, sick
Crosse1amed BY MI CuttugI he'd been 20 sea be
fore this occason was emtoyed oa passenger steamboat; a.
old Empire in 80; she from Buielo TO Ohio fol-
then 70 Toledo don't know the the owners agent;
suppose there mae on board had nothing 10 do with
nam or t don IHoW ri ever Ssaf paid
srd on toard The Empire; wasn't wa'er; that
the only time was employed on board sesmeo?r yss or
first to this country my employer name was fufstn
months; herward became bartender at sulphur Greek;
can,ot at tls moment reconect my employer name
1851; did nothing before went board the schooner
then nnsse1 years o. or a SS5 S Ss the o
where signed my name said as soon as be could be
S %SIS s . ns didn't hp green baud because the ship
pin emaster said could lot get situation and anybody
at ses before; said would; this about week before
board the sehooneT had spation offered me before
and engaged nobody asked questions 10 my
a va re9uired ofs 80 didn't sn articles couldn't te
whether green hand or mott weat 10 do all the work
man ship master gave clearinghouse ald told
to until the hosuth would sail never Capt Davis
nor Nh Echeyeria nor Sucker before board the
schooner about two weeks at sea when Capt Davis
called aid the other men att when We shipped was
that going to Sierra Leone the captain said
suppose know what kind OF voyage you are going On
we something and asked what kind OF svoysge II
said going to the Coast Of Africa get cargo
If and that the Spanish captain said we stopped ne
would give us larger wages thought that did Mt
bis rrop would be pitched erbOard being out at
had board and agreed in so far as remained
lu said nothing answer do not know what the others
sad whether they said enythns The words and proposition
answer never made for 80 per month
tut when back claimed that amounts when lay In
the Bay Davis he that he had this
don he bad wife and family 81 home and he did NOT want
TO and St Helena; he sferwsid said
thing about the nothing he said he hsd
been In the southern trade in that place and
sick before account OF the omste this remark
made while be sok be remained siek about week
fifty black men on boadi once captain DAVIS GOT
sshore said be would and ee smother ship get home
he could not find this week or ten days
after our arrival, and three four weeks before be
was taken sick the schooner at this time was living in
fastened can't how from the
took three days from the town to the bay with
the tide schooner led by boats from hore there
but houses in the when Davis wen ashore be was
about Aweek was 20 remain with the schooner; made
no it'll any did not ask Davis else
take home ell the vessels were .ieSes and thought
should be bad in AnoheT did not ask the spanish
cspsn let home because could not talk 10 him and
beside that did not think he would let met there were ne
srOes board the time got there do not know as
they they shaekled; they rowing
about the bay snd and from the schooner to the shore
they kered IL taking the toIast downs they d 81
they could and whenever they requred don't
they hired they not hid away put I'M
hsehes; they from the shore 20 the vessel
openly; do know that these part OF ne
cargo slaves in dschsrzng the r discharged the
lumber some Of the bosrd ssain from
winch made the hstches there have been ~ or 90
loa on deck bete we discharged the lumber there
lumber below vessel under sal think was IN the
nver dOe nearly oil the time; when ve came mp We
saw land We esed to hesye the lead s the time when We