New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

A. He cane firm Spain don, know usha, part
Mr., Jcacl,imssen wa. here Informed ,ha, the Grand
Jurv had Indicted Mr.. Mscoub~r.
William KiIs. sworn.-Q. Where 10 you live A.
IL Lisbon. Portugal.
Q. Where were you born' A. s.. Mchaels.
D. How old sre YOU A. Twenty-;hr-e.
q. When did Won fr-t come to the eountryl 4.
Wien was eleven years II age.
Q. Been here ever since A went home once.
q WINS, is your business A. Ga the Sea-
q. Have you always been sailor A. | came to
this country n cabin boy, and have been Ia "a ever
sirce O. Did yog 70 out in The iiaiiee 4. les, SIR.
Q. When \. Last of February. 49,
.. What sort Of d seainan was you' \. Able
seaman.
Q. Who were on board, A. Capt Whitney, Mr..
Nccoubcr here. the second mate was Nr. Coleman;
twelve men sbeiore. beside cook and steward; was
ore, Wilson ore Maurice Alexander, 10. Frank,
then standing, Oliver, Jack McCloud, Jim Antonio,
''e coaster, JGek, Jo: Csetano, cook, 10. Mare,
. In what way were the negroes brought on board
A. Lay stays outside Of the ship, and give EN- hspi
and ct EN- up.
O. Who helped the negroes up, A. was one.
ana Alex was two; don't recoect the man who was
On tie stays.
Q. When Won got TO Cuba, what then A. We
didn't 90 into Havana We went outside Cari-nas;
We lay there Ia snchor part n the day. and lay
there all that night then, at O'clock, the boat come
with two mems in 10 discharge the neegrrs; vas in
tie poop same time when the mems come up; they say.
"We'try to discharge tonight. or # Ne can't wen
discharge L. morrow then next morning two big
boats came long side and discharge the neegurs what
was live; ard then after this had our pay; then
Mr.. Mscomber and the captain saws 10 ms the ship
WAS clear 10 go 20 New.Olears; Mr. Botelho and Mr..
Viera ard Capt. Thomas aud Capt. Whitney leave the
ship; they discharge the ship to the mate, went
out the same day.
.. Describe the voyage. A. We ship here and
we Lad six passergess aboard; one was the owner,
named Mr.. Botalho; went 10 20 L. Gibraltar, but
we went io Cadiz first; at Cadiz land al the pas
seneers shore and dir charged the cargo, tour and
then we take new fore yard board; then We take
empty casks to make water; we filled them with
water then take ballast: then We went to Gbral-
tar then we discharge the rest of the cargo, tobacco
ard flour and take in rice and beans ana more balsst
and then went from there IL Cadiz again, and at
Cadz We take in bread and so forth, and lifted up
there to 90 ST. Mchaes to get passengers 10 90 to
Rio; three mems come board 10 go in the ship to
there. and one was Mr.. Boelho the owner, one was
Mr.. Nera. and one was Capt. Thomas; then We pre-
tend 10 go 10 81. Michaes, but didn't; We made
Madeira Island and coast of Africa TO the west the
land we made was Chongo; there we land Mr. Vera
ashore with the letters; three four hours aiterward
a boat came in with the men, and give the orders,
ship GO out 10 days; went out that same day
without Vera and went making water In one of
the islands, Wanboug; We make all the water, and
went out again tn cruise; our cruise was hnsh; We
come mp to Chiongo again; We lay Ia our anchor all
that day and all that night; next morning, begin take
neegur;; take in 1873 or l,l3i, don't know which,
and went from there to Havana; don't know how
long the passage was We stopped to our anchor one
day and one night in shoals.
Mr. Joachimssen submitted that no subsequent act
Of Mr. Macomber had anything Ia do with the case.
Mr. Hunt said that it would show what his idea Of
bis connection with the voyage was.
Mr.. Hunt put the question in this form: Describe
the voyage after leaving Cardenas
Objectedto. 49,
Q. State what the defendant Macomber did and or
derrd with respect to the chip after leaving Cadenas
Objected to.
Tie Commissioner reserved his decision and sd-
journed to Monday at III a. M.
Bsptiste one Of the crew of the Haidee, was not
present at the examination. When the Marshafs
Deputy. OKeefe, went to the prison after him, he
learned that Baptiste had gone crazy.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Ocr a-Bebre
Judge BErrs.
During the above proceedings the Grand jury entered
the room on the floor above where Judge Belts was
sitting and presented an indictment against John Ma
conber. the mate of the nsidee, charging him
with having been engaged in the slave-trade.
bench warrant accordingly issued upon which he
will be held for trial in the Commissioner should
decide TO discharge him.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS - Oct. s-Before HcRa.
HAN, j.
DECISIONS.
SteThen Duffy agt. Fleming Duncan ct al.-Motion
TO yacate of Med 80 to abide events,
THE HARLEM RAILROAD CASE.
Before Judge SUTHERLAND.
Whitney ct al, agt. the Mayor, &c, ct al-The
order to ,bow and the motion for Injunction IN this
were argued their merits to-day.