New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

THE SLAYER HAIDEE.
Motion TO Discharge The Accused Savers.
AFFIDAVIT CT one OF THE CREW.


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expedition after teiug arrested with two OF ms CON-
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Hho'e crcun frances VI l'e "!ase, oe'o'o 'o'''''
s.uer K hard f. Stiwe. who ISSUED warrants Tor tue
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tioneht 10 ~ iI>p"ii thht W. Pa'en's wei. iV','
eu-rc' tal re- IS iwrnly'iree years o, "g'i tuse ne
came 10 = ( i..e' '"s11 e y "o'S' ;go.,
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~ ~lch "ie "n'urt "eS t"e uluSo'' u"' rou up
vi" t.unh ~ "lDrsnsri ue naiie ~ ..e nis' "o.o
Wns MacOhDer anu tn"' o' Tue Hoo'"' % "",o "eo
C"h hh'ah' thht ue 'eP''e' o"neL VI 20, spnp
was one b"u,eiie ro,'u suese tno' ssu po..'l.e a
sailed IN shd rilp oh 'he ''yhse SPOKEN vi, "e'e
were t"el'e zen pei"re the mast oeSuie ,'o
&c * and steward and PA pass-iSrIs tnat sa'i SNIP
IN said voyage put mt" the pcft m laz Tor repairs,
aud thence szed To- Gibraltar; she discharged cargo
there and rem aimed sbuut three weeks; from the e
sail vess. suii,d tack to Cadz IN ballast and at
Cadiz shc t,tk in rice gUI lur and beans, and
sailed fr u, Csdz, a. the Captain informed the crew,
tUu Ter -. Mchaels, West Indies; but, instead "t
eoirg 10 St. Mchaerr she went directly to the west
Cusst O AiilGa GLd landed Mt the port "t - that,
at Cadiz tie ship whr j",ed by t"o frtusuese men,
un ed Ih"n ~ ana tierh, berldes the Ieputen "'ne''
Boutlc, vito hnd eit the siP"n The dfllSa ~ tniE'
iLat tie tif.e inst huiied pr ceeued WIN t"r s'P
tie c.ast Of Africa: that the six passengers ab I'VE
n,l' N. left tie slip At Ca,iz, the arrival out:
Tint pf;,r ari ing It the coat uf Afr "a, teIa ef
tie ,h'y at the port OF - with letters; the ship
waite d ~ port about three hous, when Vera sent wori
on boar'! fox her 10 proceed to sea- the ship tnen
cIuir.d about foriy days during when time she landed
at an sai d aud t,nk ~ water at the cnd o the forty
saSe n q vess, returned to said port Uf -, ani
laid there uI day aud night; the xt morning cargo
Of uegroes cons.sti Of eleven hundred ant thirty
tlr,r,r h.ur IN number were brought on board as
.lny.. that tIey were natives rs ieponept believes
~ Af,cn. th,t H., kng IN Of the n. groes occupied
H.. ire mi of the day and the ship sailed il the AZ
t,rt,u II the same Gay, ard went directly to the
I,lo,d ,f Cuba West lncies; that deponent cannot
Stat. n len In al II passage that the snip arrived
ff C,rd.nas in the Afternoon aud anchored, that ut
about {, O'Clock tie sume evening two Spsnards
cane un b, ard to make arrangements for taking
III tie heaJoes they talked aud mado the
ara psucits with the CAPTAIN and BOutele aud
Viyfn; the next day, at about II O'Clock in the morn
il z two boats cane alongside and took ali the sroes
thai remui eu alive Oh shore about two hundred had
landed B,uteIe Virra and Tnomas all went on shor,
leaving t. vessel IN charge U the rst mate, who told
the ,I,w Il at she cleared for New-Oreans; that
tie v,ss, then immediately got under way and went
cut to SEA; ON the next day the mate called all hands
nit nj stated tat The vessel had papers he asked
tie ,rtw what th,y Ind made up their minds to do,
Il replied that TIA, had no mind to make up, and
did itt know what to do; the mate tHen sai',
"Wo, We hao b.itr go to Long Island; we slaii
be safe ttere;" the crew asserted, anu the ship
saied dire'' To M"lt"'S ROM, "lch was
nadt IL hh'n' zen uf!'i t'n. "''cr uiahlnS Tue
lahd, Vie mate, Mhcou"ei' sh", N""' VIC """ "'''o'
scbitIe TIE si'P ana lhhd TONIGHT tle sniP was ac
ciohtl. seu'td oy borii h"'es iu .ne sides "uch
br,,sr ii VA. dn, hpi ye; that after dark she c,e
b, wif,p tf.ut ave u lies of laud, that tconber
tien said. "Truse VINO want to LAID at Mohtiuk
:, ut can do r.; that thei.upol dcpoueut and
oihcis s,t i,to boat; at iLe names Of the seven
W. TT be 'i""s; 'u,e fftLk Jose odetax,, Ab'ohi2
W.t,". ~ ~, Rn,,i... !. ,u I,ai,,p Rnlznr !,
:, .,t,d. nno the others Portuguese; that the b. at
wa- h, IT ii shore Il the re,t mUrpiug. when 1t "as
landed al Mofia1k i'hti l. ~ nom hi i'nta"h '.po,
Lem anu u { o,i,i g. and ,, n,xt dav eoo
re,t with j.,e Maur ana Ga. tano, wen. To Green
u, n, aud t ~ Gl,, upurt TO New i"Bd"p, aud thence
New lulk, l. r remaining AL NtN'b'uu"h aD'he
a uuis. Depnneut SAYS that the crew were PAD
,n bet, re sailing from Cuba. and alter the Iand-
iig # the utL roes; aud the deponent says
lint The .aid - BoutelIe, Thomas and Vltra
.J,se traik. Juse CacianO, JOse Mare, Johh
Batiisir, phhf Wilson, - BalzF h"vnDei
Coin ~, btside james or JOIN Doc, - Mtuf,-
c", OhNer Ja'hs.h' ulan o"IN l''' tn 90. 90
.I,I,;ur J .i"1- the saii eleven hundred and
nt-ri zee or -four Le.roes Tot being held to service
or inb ty tie laws 81 either 81 TIE States or ierrIo
nts Il lb. lhiteh oates WI" Intent 10 ilaAc t'o SHu