New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
THE FILLIBUSTERS.

TIL case of Col Fabtns and Capt. Bolton re-
sulued yesterday afternoon at O'clock before United
States Commissioner MOrell at the United States Mar
shsl's Office in College Place.
In resuming the case, Judge Dean produced the
book or register signed by Fuller the witness examined
on Tueeday under the heading Of Passengers by the
steamer Tennes seo The heading 20 the register is
follows
1--WE the Undersigned desiring to avail ourevc. OF
the lib, raj advantages offered by the Government OF
NICARAGUA 70 actual sotcS, and especially IN consider
alton OF the donation OF homestead of ~ acres OF
land together with free passage thereto, do hereby
scYoray and collectively engage TO proceed to Nictra-
qua with the intention OF establishing ourseve on the
farms assigned to there 10 1--we III Obedience to The
laws of the State as good citizens.
Signed by John Conway and 20 others
Amonc the goods which they said they would take
out with them. and eel down on me register, were
plows corn mills, drugs clothes, tools aud other prop
Criy.
testimony and the Commissioner TO note hls
NJ Dean p,oce led 10 read from the book the nsmes
of those sicLc it. with the goods and articles which
each person was 10 take out, to snow. a. be SAID
how much of a military expedition this was.
Charles Nelson and wife, Ohio. corn mil; IA. w.
Ealcoper. Boston clothing and secds David L. Rem
wick Philadelphia, drugs and clothing; Jacob Bean
Jersey Civ tools and clothing, ;. W. OJel, New
York, garden %ccis; Il. &. Skidmore n. T., nipple
New.York; Semour Roscper \. y. paints and oils
w y. Reeves, vile and three children, ilanisourgh
clothing and tools; Robert Fulers name was noxt
read rating thst he was single and in'tnced 10 like
out Clothing.
Mr. F,lIer recaliel-pid net see the heading Of the
book her, PRODUCED alter sisned It Bolton put In toe
remarks opposite my name; this Is all the agree
mcni made
| n m on the eth oi January when signed the book;
il was the day previous 10 the steamer sailing did
not make the remarks get opposite 10 my name Bolton
| cid so, and l objected 20 II ~ The TINE.
Dnectexsmiustion by Assistant DIstTlctAuorney
-Chailos Morgan. being sworn, ssys-l an a mer-
ehsnt IN Ncwioik, dong business IN tae cty have
81 interest in the steamship TesnoSsee and she stands
m nv name; she is under my management aud con
uol; IL part Of her bu mess 70 carry passengers
ana fiei2ht 10 Nicarnsas and Aspnws, some OF whom
so through 10 California, hsNe never e,eA TO MICA
rs.Ua connects viii steamship on the other SIDE
| al the lsihmus; W. ca.cu!aie 10 connect Wto INT
| MizSba our Cfiicc is NJ. Bowling green; we have
| no other office IN the ely; we have now and then
given nee passage tue pfce i - N tie ms caoin
so in the second CABIN, and ~ IN toe storage 10
Ncsracus; the passenger, that vent out III the leu
pCssee were only going ~ isr a. Greytowp.
Jude bean he.c objected to tins ~ testimony gu the
! ground that il hso nothing to co with the case.
TIE Assistant nistTictA'torncy commended that he
would low wha tie pas Cn-cr were going out In tue
steamer Tonnessee for, snd tha he could not st AZ toe
! points unless he e. e1an ineG the witness.
! MIR. Mckeon coLtended thst the questions asIed
were pc4'in, n 10 the issue.
! Iudcc Dosn conterdcd that the Assistant District
Attorney should Genuine himself 10 the enstio: OF
/ c,uits ior or Amy o. foreign country The fsai
between the two steamship companies had nothing to
| 90 with The case.
The Commissioner decided tbs: the testimony was
/ ieieN AM.
| Testimony rosumed-There was once regular line
Of steSutrs between Newly ok and San Jusn, CONNECT
ING on Ire other Size o. the sthmus villa steamers 70
CsliorYs: was an ovcCy 10 the said line OF sc aneIs
/ TIE sand line stopped running in March last; cannot
ssy why the mining Of tie steamers was dscOntinued
the on aba was the Il steamer Tia. we SEM out since
! The Ic-u AZ line vas stopped; sent out he james
Adrer 70 take CO the passengers Of tbs Tennessse when
she mt Mo Norfolk distress, We paid Mr.. Joseph
/ y Ssott s-,ut Of the Nicaragua Government, sN on
each rfssctr that crosses the lsihmus ~e have rsid
| he Nj srs,uan Government SreSdy between $1,000
! sna StO0NU.
| Q. Have you ST any time since the Other line hs.
been discontinued taken passengers IN the Texas and
Tntssee fer account OF any person eAeIrisnS donn-
ion or goytrpment in Nicaragua!
Counsel objected 10 the question.
| A lengthy discussion here ensued a. to whether MI.
korgsn should answer the question-Nr. hcheco con
tenopg that the wirees not Obliged to answer any
| questions that would impicste or csiInicste him.
The Ceua,ss'easr thopgat NJ. hergsa vs. IA