New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
limited STATES DISTRICT CcURT-JUSE fA-Befor
!udge BELTS.

sudge BELTS
THE ALLEGED SLAYER ELLEN
This case was continued yesterday morning at the
pRobt psnns the Deputy Mshal who wer. on board The
Ellen recalled eld testified much the same as yesterday
in regard the found in the trunks &C. nv dr,,,
had no recollection 81 any oruf
iect Mr. MeXeon skiing him sarpy Wsot ere you SG,g
Hncrnsy ask Ne shs Ryn1ers put out o. Mr.
Week lnew ON was put out I'd not stated g.
,rred at his own suggestion; toe him to write
what write made noe ofany COW ation between MI
and M Distrck toTney was e'aiinns the corent
ofthe trunks attend 70 tine hs. Tor wheh he ives sent
there, say g IS5 ~ S seemed r.sdy to answer their
Names Of for what race they shpPt aud
they for the Coast of Africa end back again v New
David hen called and He Of tte Deputy
Mshals Chosn by tie Marshal to board tine ert he did
have never I'd the paper him had heard it
He that be ret the Masis BY appointment
10 Mr. Weekss o,o while there heard something cad about
%sss Hpf h pSS they GG m.t Be- pd the
a As g. S bid TSs TO Gs sssS
pitaSy while there asked for cigar, and got IL was not
IL the cigar sav fed his vents board of the vessel
the pape and her and satisfied she was
Crossexaia witnesr did not the money before
referred To- nor did he vs. he tn9~ 5e, d any Of IT,
rut1ed the document Counsel OI the defense
ID cc" nd Sd for
shsest G T ns e.teS w,s doing our duty
Here the District Attorney rested.
The defense called the District Attorney Mr Mchenn re-
fused the stand and be questioned he was not sub
penaed would admit wished by him.
Counsel for defense Their commenced giving statement Of
what intended % prove by him. when Judge Belts inter
uped saying that would be better t. u: in writing as in
upon The counsel then agreed that written statement
Henry L. smith was then called and said
broker aud forwarding his place OF busl-
ness No Is Pine the Custom House, he knew
brig Ellen in basnsss but had Teve seen her was
to clear the brig at tue CuscmIouse and did so
nothing which led him 10 that she was going
any other voyage her that specified in her papers
1.-THE papers Of the handedto the wtnes' they
were the sts register clearance articles, and bill Of
health He identfed TIN m
He cleared the vessel in the usual wsy; the papers
blank and acd up by himself has private office
Mr. paid the witness his fees; DON'T recollec how
much think tie bill paid Mr.. Aruga
to knowledge council called to his recollection gentleman
with heavy black ache who had bee IN court and wit
reeocted seeing such person. Sisnes not on
Of the bonds of the Elier
Re haria called nd fworn-He Notary Public
sses he shipped the and did not ship them
slave but 10 two ports the coast OF
Africa and back Ne'Yor touching at intermediate
port The list here shown hDl He said that was
the e-ew he shipped. -
crew thought did not know their nay
iy they all shown him their projections and he took part
themi he went further that sufficient
the Captain had been changed and that Capt
fret TO out in her but backed down aud Captain
Necbten took his place didn't know why Brown did not
Captains ged the day before the Ellen sailed
Ii the Sh the 18th thought the mate refused
FroeuIed another an Neil TO in the mates place.
up had bin but did not think be had him
Court didn't know who wrote Mr. AIugs CARGO
did belong his busness Of the list
filled thought by of his clerks and by another
Mr. BIa1dock salnaker then called ard few minutes
before the Court adjourned Counsel WI up this
morning