New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
L4W Z.WTkLLIGKNCE.
.Nprtyo BATES DISTRICT GOUaT-JuLY 7-Beiae
"' "'' : Judge Berrs and Jury
Tho vai.od 9tstes az Jc.efa Pedro Ds eunhA

sN.rtyo s7ArEs DISTRICT GoUar-JuLY 7-Beine
Judge 5Errs and Jury.
TUE sLAVER BRANAN.
THO vssed ststes Josefa Pedro Da 'unha
gfy .Juaebim aen, ioS the Government summed up
ms SOD sS ai'sf M ao dpy ere the sse has "a said
ihst Ae prisoner io'easer a. TIT q" 'sndi3s the
ss ousb answered t1st he was ready then The
Gose foI deie Sc has @ a m OU sp 5e IN s s
h en- mo abus-o by the Counael am not going TO
Con-, and the is sh or that Let consider
what b ofense We not trying tss pieoaer for
being Al that Congre'e has eel 70 GO is TO
.vsr Tho dtna 'lave vess y oar port aud to poo,
U The persons fl tng@ & oa bo1 che ta D sns g1s, cs4
he Bramen guilty yese secold that the party had
asver The has bscn said to be di;ens on ao-
eoan, of its multiplicity couNs Now ,hese counts arc ne
INT ne 1.ps ss ct sqS 3 S h ot s
tn. por had vessel ID loodinss case lcn HA' coA
rncren TDe Copr, viii charge yoU chat ctclmssnces
be suspicions and yet the vessel DC nngc and tht VIZ
s cps.auees may snocen., but If show sc,s ltsat
convict e ne S V0yage ~es %
yoysee the West Indies. Now che st. Thomas to waich
= admitted this bouud s within go mi Of the
mi, ,lsye Dot or the coast OF Africa
he~ AID that the casks should be filed
Dsidapt could have ished haE he was soiog vu
trade be doe Va Costa sd his vessel ws
out the word as ah,ve IN his pseudo letter Of n1ructo1
20 Deo which he adnts 70 have snod he has VIII add
ten Is r. G.. Boeids. nan IN sncn Ge7e Go r. aa a
intimate bua ess Teaons wig house es haT va a, o
bs
wrNen memoranda existed bs%e'n 9og,qoui]a ] ss'vy v
have rosde Fuch mistake honestly VheA the ves"i @ w
seized, th+e deal OF hesitatoa auou' ens @
was captain Dellio pseysce.ed abort bis eesans'on ~
Brow the cook shipped 70 20 ~ Celo'a m h .h
sSao know any thin ou i, Rsy shipped for Law
an, and e vnen he could escsps, told tha, he
as Soa 10 he cos p slaves The Wi that
Suspicious overthrow ne ptesuuipdo Oh
the fall enerpe Deso says says she w. , to 60
slaves Al tins 5Sss ss the Dso5 ss SqaaS ruep eR
proceeded were many very nnusaa cucnn
sta ces connected with tho Thee DO Americans on
board ght axe tho usus comeaeut for saco
vessel such yoyago were fifteen or tes on ooatd
employ ed IN in winch she would require e1ta o
two wsches watch rhe slaves thu other TO @ok the
maj no soee false and can't ne found The only
that he is tho 10 Inc register dased a 1ae
81 Da osta board week before tne sale TOOK
place Why DID lot Fager tahe seps TO canSe the
eght they do rot show that she was oo1nd OF
show thai defendant aided in eetn: tho vessel to SEES The
supposed be in the secrots OF The guilty
can 90 ia to show glmpes Defendant has not shown why
ne here why he goipg away we say hs was |
shown sny employ ncnt. says he to follow defsnd-
this voyage when arIested the9 Pcen N hlo uo'eSo
he fJeigler chat should be no desnse; on the con,
with the utmost rigrthee bhond be n, mercy sho"n
them Wi you bege these oreigaers before you would
D.ano and Aeyland! Da tell what he IS pre-
va,icates sbout chronomefesis 30 inpud9nt That
whe asked when aud he he came here says Is o
bin hw much money he received defendant uu ne
Noe thew attept to inpech Deaoo has been fond
sgat character for renth ana yeacify Is an unaa
BILL he could been adcted by MIR Benedc BY Nen
bur House officer ny tfagef ana Dy oesenoegi
but seither Of them Gale to ipesch @ why ca they
ask Da Costa he sigsed the letter OF 10 oe
Cunhs1 The question ciedbiy m with the Jury there Is
nvne the party who wou not the o1tss have he'd about
thu. matter The receipt Culha passage il not i'll his
but IL that OF Da Costa who Is sS 10 nave
wad aud subject binse to ooloouy and apaVe 6me eA-
cep tell the truth This is the cae cou9's
Ssss %ss sa'0 " favor Of the ''i'H''n ~ ''' '' 1' - ~
The Court then carefully the in all its bear
ines We suhon few points .,.
We are discuss questions of ethcs-not what
would the best policy of the Government OF the United
States in regard slavery you here TO decide how
has been guilty OF violation OF the law" OF
of the bntsd STATES
Govenmer iuerct the itpg on OF slave vesses III pot
factor sbe fit out or equip belongiag the United
States to engage h. trade if they che vessel for
penalties say you sh0 have nothing 10 with this
hns Of sS Swn ep The y csn s e
the guut Of the accused except winn the
now u ,s lot eoSsnry the shoud be guilty
of all Ii he done ey OF hes acts
enervre ouah he par atere article board he has
aid, fifth ber out If person acquainted with The coast,
the mode of on the sayerade Pat on oosfa or
rsie urthers facilitates the unlawful object the
he shall be deemed guilty Sne Sourt s s
to cooy AID dsponsely cases OF insurance
count when surmieed that vesse has been tod
cut savpg busering expedition the paoers get no
suit ber as the community eXoectea 10 adnnser
lynch aw the Offenders fothwth Woi ia view OF these
as can the prosecution a 10 be bel eyed
abe committed by the accused Ihe
Judge hen reviewed the character OF the testimony on both
sdes gres fairness and mplraiey aud after ooiutng out
conflicting left the Jury TO decide uoon
the credby of The wnese each side OF the Case ana 10
sive ub favor Of the prisoner The Jury then retired
to deliberate upon their verdict.
about they ID with verdict OF Not Guilty
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs-JuLy "
Before Judge iNGRAHAm
CISiON
Middleton against Stevens.
Order of substitution
Rome against Carter
Motion 20 dismiss appeal granted
Jewell against American Tract Society
Consent and ORDER OF discoutinuauce.
Martin against Keys.
Order of reference.
GsuIt against Mason.
Order staying plaintiffs proceedings till accounts
for costs be filed.
Attachment ordered
Cunningham against Tcheychel
hrt.n Mt forfi.r