The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
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7HE ALLEGED SLAYER PAHCalTA.
Suit for Damages Against the On1cers OF the
British sioop-Os-War Sappho.
TIE eLAvRR STILL At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
HxR CRnw-hBR CAPTAIN AND Fol MIN AT The
hOssrTAL-rRK hArR IN THB CITY AT LARaE---
BOW BE cor oUr--rHx REL Ar,OEs ssTwEEE ras
ADAM 0RBY AND THE PAN0HIrA-raB sBIzURx
AND SAILING QUALITIES OF TIE PAEoHTrA-
QUARREL BETWEEN THE CAPrAR AND MArK-Es
CAPE or TIE SECOND MArE, OARPEN rKR AND SEA-
AAk-How TIKI PRINCIPAL PROOF AGAINST ras
PANCBiTA WAS TAKRH Prom HER--vi5IT OF Gus
TON ROUSE AND UNITED STATES ovvI0ERs on
BOARD or HER AND WHAT rHRy FOUND.
ooUKz COMMON rLsAs-srpuAL r,Ra.
Before Hon Judge Iograham
JuIy e.-.yoAn r. Weeks rs. F1iJax Morsesb ODD
dean and - ireland Tho plaintiff is the owner Of the
bark Paocaa and brings this action against the defend
ants the officers Of the British sloop Of Sappho who
he alleges, arrested the Pancha when engaged Lawful
voyage and that they Illegally detained her to the injury
OF the pRutia, who claims damages to the amount Of
$4,000
On The application OF OK Judge Doan, VINO read the
following affidavit the Court granted an order Of ares
fixing the bali at sl6, 600
City and County Of New Fork, ss.-John P. weeks, o
said city, being duly sworn says that II tho severa
Of the vessel called the Pancha that said veSse,
ead several times worth the sum OF So 900. and
per month that said vessel ie The port Of New York for
Trading voyage 70 the coast OF Africa In December Last,
under the command of Frederick B. SHADES, master, APP
pointed by this deponen that said vessel proceeded to
the coast Of Africa and discharged nearly the whole Of
her outward cargo and was proceeding TO take In return
and hal taken In part thereof TO w.t. 20 bags OF
coYsl gum when seized and taken possession Of
by certain persons claiming 10 be British officers, lad
without any vessel brought by them 70 tho
nj ed wi liz der has baAu
wholly deprived Of the possession Of said vessel that the
alleged preteLCe Of such seizure Is and was that said
vessel about 10 engage in the slave trade,
which wholly untrue; that said vessel at the time
OF the and continued ia lawful and legitimate
produce Of Afrca-gum palm OIL copper and articles Of
that descfou-and intended 70 be returned 10 the
port Of New York. that this deponent has lost the charter
money Of sad vessel OF such SEIZURE for the
period OF six months which amounts 70 the Of 81 200
that deponent has also been and will be put large
the charge against said vesse which WIN amount the
further OF S. 000 that the persons taking poss
,ion esid vessel and who have caused such loss are
Oddedeap, - Fairfax, Moreeby and Ireland
oil Of whom are Brush subjects and non residents Of the
sworn 10 before me this 9th day of July, ls57-WM L.
TAYLOR Commissions Of Deeds.
COPIES or Tas CORRESPONDENCE WHICH Tue OWNER
CE.yxp
The vessel now being ready, and ha concluded
my Affairs In this river for tho moment wish, In accord
the wh vow 10 ~re me- sssuOs
A. C. DE NEsoUlrA
PoRro LxsaA, May Q, 1867
F. SIADDxN, Captain bark Panchits-
This evening start in the Portuguese schooner Rival for
the Northern ports conclude the purchase cargo
oS Win W
mAnd 10 Cabenda On board the bark have Sufficient
an
speeding the measures and the prices which these goods
should Be purchased thak that in forty or hiy days
York. A - obtain any tons Of wood, will inme
datey advse thai you may 70 Loanso In order
your crew Z. case you sSsd vast more ossress Tor s
service Of the vessel, you have but 70 ask diem Of ~
.s H.. 5. :SSa eve Ss o
to be usefal to IN anything you may require have
p0ns 70 ,S you, zeal and :.
sir, your obedient servant, A. c. DE nER0IrA.
AMnaeAs Bank PAScHuA,
PoKTo ps IHssA, MAY q, 1897.
A. @. krourA, Esq --Sx-Yours Of this date came
board at H. to which beg inform you that shall
attend strictly your ipunctons with regard the pur
further 10 stale the ready for sea and
proceed 70 CabsndA 10 morrow morning, (ioh) The pro-
Cor to attend TO place o. board SIX CAbceda mcn To-
night, my crew, you sware, being unit work.
having the Arcss fever. an, yours, or ANNA,
PoRro NJ LsErs, May 10, 1867.
A. c. MnorrTA, ESQ -Sis-xou viii observe by the
charter party between yourself and Ssdden, (self)
In drafts the United States every two months 10 date
have received any the ooh Dec, 1886. beg
you will fulfil your Agreement before the Pauchita
sak FOR Now York TO which port she going to pro-
coed. Yours, r. b SLAB0EN
PonTo Ds Ixsss, May 10, 1857.
CART y. r SApsS, BARK Psnchits:-
Your favor otto dsy has been duly received and COZ
tents known have Sold a. you wea snow bni lutte OF
The cargo brought by the bark in consequence OF the
OF palm oil In this port this year Besides the
great scarcity OF money in this place nobody viii purchase
goods for but 10 exchange Of native goods This
OF the reasoos why has been didyuh .of TO
raise money 70 pay the expenses mSde with the
bark In consequence OF her damaged oonosea on her
arrival 10 this rort The cargo arrived here bad
doo the rum very short, and the roe cedsh and beai
all damaged account OF their long stay Ia New York
In consequence OF all these nsssovtunes w be mpos.
sioe for mo 10 pay for the time the bA has been
my service, but arrive at Now York, which
will be by the FIRST opportunity, viii ssiisfy you re-
main yours, A. q. DE- kE5VuIrA
Goors
We, the undersigned, with the Captain Of the American
bark fanchia, his request have taken srct
and careful account OF all tho goods contained IN the hold
Of the ssid bark, and find a. follows, VIZ