The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

On searching, found the hold a The vessel large
Cars CONTAINING each large ke,i;S or boiler with
iron was such Us rs known IN ~ slave
galeSs - uay are about four feet aeross me
top ADD aon three feet oee and have stove pspe ~
tached IL new, ana never used found abom loS
casks ran ~ the vessel from stem " se,p
all Open hea partially led with fresh water as far
as examined very little water casks; about Aity
barrels cf bread llS barrels Of rcs all Of that
examned Of very interior description about 100
boxes Of hcrrpgs 81 barrels Of beet, pork and wet pro-
pals with handles painted. tour barrels OF rum,
half barrels lpa,g,e barrels Wines or parts OF bar
re barrels Of ALE large sacks Of salt list OF
ships stores appear bugs OF salt- enough salt 10
lssa sips company SIX or eight months; there
quantity o lumber on bosrd-lb 900 IN ATTEST
and suppose about the quantity WAS foan,-c~,a
posed scantng plank board, this the manifest exh
bited by IL. captain tpro,ced) il enough make
second dcckqnite stlclnt; the hold about SIX feet
deep above the present cargo slowed on the skin
OF tho vessel the Emily had two drugs on board
do not EXAMINE" them; found honr; there was q
small quantity Of b~sns on board; did not aud
any barrels Of beans or peas that ! am
Of; the W.T. provisions aft over the
water casks, aud ALEC the rice and under these
are the beams that SO the decks; tho
lumber WAS put over tue casks; the briad was
slowed forward il about from ths
the deck: Commander Calhoun asked there were any
pssst ngers asked their Names captain tho
hhiiy replied that hi d,d not know their Names and that
they were from New York; surprise beng expressed
that h~ did NOT snow their he Said h. direct
ed 10 bring out two passengers aAd thai was all hs knew
of IL; u them Jonn Doe; there record OF
them board that could dnd; they had trunks
the sde AMI Antonio Garcia occupied the after
room on tho port sde tho captain asked these persona
their names, John Doc SAID he was American but
specuuly declined giving his name; AntniO Garcia gave
no Ineligible answer, but shrugged his shoulders my
impression Is that ne gave no answer; was
Captain Calhoun who asked them their names: l
found in the trunk Of Antonio Garcia u large flag,
which he said was private signal, aud have since
found flag known French flag, trcol0r; tho
vessel SEIZED and WAS directed 10 bring these
men honie left three men the Portsmouth; the
mate Douglas, Captain LINDSEY said did not ont
the vessel asked Capt Iy ndsey occasion (ssr
he had given up the v-sse pay lie GOT and he said
$40 per month; Black Poiut Is Of the points
which slaves frequently shipped; there only
few ho,ses and slave barracoons at Black Point
did not 60 ashore Captain Lynosey said he had landed
part OF his cargo at that place, ana being asked If he
took any reccps tor what lie landed, no said No, but
landed II on orders"
Cross examined by Mr. Black, associated with Mr..
Rdgeway tor dcf-nce.-i do not know how many beams
there across tho bold the vessel fore aft there
was nothing peculiar about them; | could distinguish
houss Shore aud that they barracoons only de
rived from hearsay, do not know that they
to gaieys; heard from the commander of
the English Steamer Triton have personal knowledge
that they slave gucys; personally superintendent
the examination OF the vessel ! coxnted large
number ct water casks, and estimated the remainder
examined some in different parts OF the vessel perhaps
the lumber slowed in tho usual way; slowed
to leave the deck smooth aid the bungs clear
moved parts OF the lumber get the water
casks.
The adjourned to eleven O'Clock this (Thurs.
day. morning