New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

with him o of red him nj soli 1T - sdd-.-
taa settemsn 90 make this other
case not the oEo nov IN hear1g sed nothing Else 70 him
eept "Good merrpg Mr. Dsnes solicitor; believe
ws' the ssoold ~ees out that provisions am Tot
believe v on tie 18th Of Sp nbT hso never been Ecr'
the Atlantic tetoie 70 tt time he PROV had zen OF
sometime ts on det aad .sta bsween de S believe
ht came from oui Of the hold II the ship there vas very M
t. deereIce IN the character provisions from fret to last;
ater was furnished from tanks deck; made no other
complaint to the doctor or 70 the mate. so far 3. rmloI
70 the captain other THAI the referred to was then
called by him and DID not 90 voluntarily.
Mary Fond called and sworn-l was passenger on
board the Jacob westeye hsI las. yoys in tho e'nd
osein; sm acquainted with MI Nathaniel Mhl' be was
Did you Sc. the provisions served out to the s;eersse pas
gers
TO M Mills only She allowed however to testify
ally he character Of the provision, She heard M Mil.
the barrel beef opened snd was bal she aso heard com
plant. from pa'seniers that il was not f, to eat
VIM. Briggs called and eworn-I was carpenter on
board the ship Westerye!t had the giving out Of the
beef Oos The seei forward it was on deck la.ned to .h.
oily twice nning the second time served it out for two
weeks making three weeks. rational the a, e..t opened wa.
served the balance Of the meat was made BY two bar
gave out al the pcrk and bef the pork was very good
heard complaints about beet but about the pork
st one 'f hesTd M Mis- complain that the
not scod gave out the water some Of from the
was cay that the water rather bad that all it
rusty from the tanks the rolling of the ship stirred up the rust
but the next day pu. the hose and the water clear
sst the captain , Tuesday morning. did not know ths;
BE- had tsn 'I'ed he said nGt1s to me good bad OF n %
the shipping master y.teIdsy and he wouldn't pay mel
CroeIamined-Iw asked to here by Mr.. Mills do
not know who that served out beef the er before we
We II Liverpool the brine bad al run Of barrel beef
and smet served it cut opened another tiece and foapt
doctors orders then and served out the pork
John Taylor sworn-I ain steerase passenger, aud
dd the beef .urk ii was very bld biscuits had green
mold inside; pretty sood oatmeal coIs and the last was
s sf M 'Is posoe 91 "s soVS a h last
bad. rotten, the water was dirty aud mu'y never com
Cro.sexsmincd-I had provisions Of my sufficient for
bissnit. was green did any Of the last lot tae me
never served out provision the doctor % ,nS
served out by 'eleced biscuits served
BY steward heard passengers complain to Doctor mate sna
johp Muller, swom-Wa, second cabin passenger;
provisions distributed and get some food myself heard
complaint among the first time the beef was tough,
did smell; second time sme very bad the biscuis
were a ian s1s %Ss couldn't use 6d % % i
feTior couldn't I'll sugar inferior black oatmeal had DIS
@ or n Of wet
wac good except one time saw ee thrown oyer6oa
the cabin and Mills nder him the deck the captain
sailed t % p up 10 5 m @ ype .boa S ,s praToa MIL 3
be didn't think he getting good provisions he ordered M
ssse s rghs toe cartsn told him not 70 open his mouth
again and dared him do IT. BILLS ssid something and the
trO. eI.m1ed- not Pesent Sen Mills wa, e5aTinsa;
about al heard Mills say was that speak
TO bis rights he repeated second time the -four waI
was not black but backis you might call dark
didn't ike the flavor taste of the tea the biscuits some OF
them looked oatside and looked mo1y the oatmeal
had dsasreabe taste when boied can't describe the taste
nothing else the matter with 1T.
Thomas Homer sworn for the defeDse-l was sur
geon the ship and had upentendeuce Of the provisions
served the biscuits s9od never saw bitter ate
in the cabin; It Lot the very best bat wb, is called
second Sames was very good zoo S rice @ .,s rate %es re
examine provisions In Liverpool oil passed. got c9rh'
Cross examined provisions pu. on board they
all sealed np the examination is on board vessel wa;
hst he couc not eat the bscu,s he spoke TO me mpudeny
] went on the poop
John McDiarmed, sworn-twasm e the provisions
good and heard complaint there good agents
to exam inc they are naval oes no vessel per,
the Biscuits the remainder Of the provisions now on
Mr.. Newsn in summing up fer the prosec alton,
stated that the action brought under the Pasen-
ger Act Of 1885, which requires the master OF every
vessel TO cary good provisions and sufficient of them,
and that moreover they must be served 70 tn passen
gers cooked Most Of the food served in this csse was
The case was submitted. Mr.. Mills has a'so com
menced d civil suit for damages.
SIyGULAR PREsTYTINEXT.-Iast Thursday was to
have been the day for the celebration of the nvotss
of Miss Hannah C, lady of superior refinement
ard ability of the vicinity Ct Baltimore, aud Mr. V
b of this city, a gentleman of reputed ability as
gentleman, scholar and poet. The invitations had
been gotten up in fine gilt aud cent to the friends
inviting then to the marriage. On the Tuesday pre-:
ceedhg the appointed day, the bride to be remarked
to her intended that something seemed to tell her she
would never become the bride of her choice that she
would soon wed the realities of eternity. The groom
replied to her with levty, to dspel her gloom but on
the fol owing dsy Wednesday, she felt indisposed
as iotske to her bed from which time her strength aud
faculties began seemingly TO wane TIL Thursday IN ?n
when che breatbed her last, without having evinced
the slightest bodily pain from the first hour oil her i
ness.
MILITARY PARADE.-1he Second III igade Bfigadler.
General harles Yates, will parade to-day OH Haml
ton square. 1he morning will be occupied for cid
eyolutious. At two o'clock review, and aftergard
eyoutions Of the line. This Brigade is composed OF
the Fourth Regiment, commanded by Col Hincken
Fifth Regiment Col SchwaIz zwaeeer SiXtn Regiment,
Col. PnckLey.
FuxERAL OF JoHy ii. HIcKs.-The funeral service
John H. Hicks prominent merchant OF tni' city,
Church lafayette place the Rev. Mr.. Cook oicistinL The
bed, niered in the family vault oi ST Thomas Church.
fSTSI Sow d john oothcat William Pics Samuel Rug
.es Robert Goeet frederick schuchad Joseph Fowler aud
ceased Mir Hicks died at the Of s. years and was long
known as Director in The NewYo Bank a. which insu
doy that ment was suspended he dasgh
ou who reside with the widow No % Union
sQure Mr. Hicks with bis brother Henry W. wa business
with his father samuel till the seTs DEATH under the firm Of
Sam Hicks Sons Live merchants Sanil Hicks Was under
Ouakes Mr. John II. Hicks married English lady named
Ssnderon the head Of the firm Of Sardesop Bro.
Shefhtld merchants IL cutlery.
NEw.YoRx HosPlTAL.-WeekIy Report to Oct.
Surgical. Medical. Total.