New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24


THE SLAYER FRIE-FURTHER ExAMIsATIos.
The the captain and the Ehs
tinusd to-dsy.
LIEUT.. HUNTINGTON RECALLED.
Lieut. Dunriugtoo, recalled by defence testified
hs' when the Mohcsn fist made be Ee be wa. ny on deck
ard dis know which sbe ecng the Mohicn was
Is oyo6 IT, sos Emo a9 Ere ',s9 ne 90 De steering
10 the Disnic; Attorney She could not have gtaF M
world lave DONE good there wind ar we had steam
TIE g5 sS1 Of he ss w @ w.
MS yT 1ese LsisG by anybody or board the
hcsn A. Yes heard ny'e person answered the tf't
O. Who an,wered the sscord hal A. CAN'T. Gordon b. the
wish Of his usn answered the hail In English.
O. What did CsVt o rdOn say A He answered the halls
Q. Ard vb.reto' A No; the question was no, asked
O. What do sou mean By Z" thu: msnF A. mean the man
that in charg, OF the ve' sci and ths cargo
@ What vss his psmel A. Maouel
never heard him speak Spanish don't know what dous
With ships psprs Capt Gordon said nothing 70 me about
when she lett Hsvs1a not my bu,iaess caatsy
hesd Of their thrown overheard or des0'edi nothing
whok,t logSOCk kept. 90 the 6., vOyss e., ont;
ths the bOE hp Es sses
oort 100 ballast taken in FRIDAY, August con-
sn ds not ssS coms on board pr, the
both ard st the eaI.t was small sores M iS
Sgtfe Pluto their the nver the
negroes board after that visit think they were moi
Q mondsy August G. flushed taking in ballast, and that
eoy wtro the negroes board that day. They could
the .hip was mt GU. Of the veS; we sailed
Is there ,ny entry book AFTER Mond,y August
A. No, Sir not by me L can't bee ths there is.
By i ssS SS a:'a
or Because had na to DO sit GoA
O. Did you haul down iasi A. No SIR did not see 1t
@ DO yOu know a man by tho name Of seys' A. don't
know him have man who swered to that name don't
know whether he Spanish Americans did not trouble my
@. 20 Won En7w ,nythins about ths' lsoOk shown "a
Sc T@i:s goh3us ws;hins.?n; tsy name 'h,
Yes, Sir that is my book; my own private journal
q There something there about belonging to the
q. DID 700 ever vote in this country A. No, Sir.
b the vessel was taken il mu. hvs been the evening Of the
q they Ell brought on board that e7eons in boas be-
ys passengers board therei there only two
went out FROM Havsns Capt John Hill az hs
called who died, and Antonio. VINO was the mats after
What the name Of the csn'guos 1t va, Bsn.s
he board and the negroes and
ashore sgaiu, and that is the last cav Of hin.
np bs IT SRs r .s Warren a ot'd ana or sd
d Of United Witness never tina. list before
@ Did you ever see your pane dOwo ships article, of
the United ststesl A do not KNOX, never wrote It'll meaa
psid passage by any of these soeallsd passenseIs
There ives an emit msGe that superoeaed wss
led three moths extra pas but ye1rnd n tn,
tea then t very man tha ned 10 o9s could BE- pad off
there the sicky
IA - pref, Tred going home IN tire vessel.
Gross ion rrsuofd-Q. 1ou .ept Hall called
Won Called the az preferred coming home with
out tte extra pay 10 staying Oh the coast
Did iseVeT that the vessel might be taken
II did Capt Hall and hsd conversations about IL said
refer be tsken by American vessel aid be
more TX. y be taksn home, whereas If taken by
En- sb might be snced at st Helena ess where
p Gordon expressed similar views don't recolec. tLdas
with Warren about it.
O you atd Keeping the Log when you discharged
A. Ne Sir nned Keep until thu mate board
iah ashgfe, pTes1ue the blast II still board the
Fs turb,d; the negroes btoosht ooard what
are lied s1rches u which woud hold perhaps Zl0
chen the cousnd Of tie ship hsnerrei Cap Hill be
told p Gordon lie had fnlnrd lis part Of fetching he vessel
tb ths vessel 40 MS and ne (Csp had
ing more do with IT, words passed bet
tt Of PROVISIONS and he told him ne might
20 as,sIn II be old not Ike It
Capt Es tId the was seky and sd ised them for
4 cir own COED to ttsy on boIs.
To The nis lunches that brought the
rross board commanded by Africans Thu slaves
Lot nanaotd when tToUgrt beard Most Of them I'D
tirF: trey resis Of them young
chi.dfen about oHe-thId young women Wd had the
Amec9n sg sud nag belonging 10 the veaFe never say
Bls sg on beard; when CveThel ed b. the British
vessels ( believe the America flag v hois.ed
When the Mobicen had fired gun the AmeTcAe flag was
hoisted. s.,, ~, r,
ssi5 The has fired gnni put Up ths sg and
sn,1ih sailor took the dag Of the ca1io and hoifsd It.
in some way but whether he sld not cannot
He transferred II 70 Capt BDl, the Spaniard
The girct Attorney said there were "a az sailors ct Portland
and Il night be necessary 10 send witnesses there.
NJ oaeiusen said be had evidence to offer In this
case & the prose- uton closed.
TIE affidavit Of Capt Gordon The United States Consulate
in Havana a to the LEGALITY Of the voyage Of tie Erie to the
coat Of AiIica, was put in
The case was then adjourned until II o'clock to morrow.