New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-14

S.srepoted 10 any the ccsr; cid not rspor. Y when
hp between ard o'clock next morning he was ds.d
OF; there was hole In IDS head his head bloody at that
or vessel rolled him. tho blood gushed Of the wound
Gross essnnsilonI know that the day OF tn. beating wa.
Christmas Day kne~ sunday, and It did
Sunday generally known board thu, that vas chr
days nor any dates the voyage no Lsscona may have been
70 days but cspno say did not keep any os when
inv. S Ss Ss Ss: s % %s tho
beating him 70 my was not doing any wqrs the
mae and Light were in the cockpit the wheel think
could them down tae kDees mpossiole for
did not continue to look at The operation until through
interested in sufficiently 10 DO thinking Of the peril ofmy
before suppose might have bsee busy doing nothng don't
know where that day about she hP my for Ut
looking on have no to give ond the that knew
somebody beating hmi from whore stood could have
wha beating him Frank good ordinary
can how long be had been .ne Soe eo
whether tooi dinner that day at o'clock d1n snow
down the side his BY his did that time see
the blood the canvas cap but saw when ne cane TOT
his bead at be being beat never knew him TO
abandon the during his trick never knew hin 70 shan.
SOo h Ss Ss stdooS mate shouted him.
nsw wSe,e ne ON ' his coming from the
wheel that time he had no wound on the osoh Of nus m ~
lore % and M to tie tins Of the beating on
some salt water sores; / did not hear him compsn
ieS was very bad one; It about the size Of
quarter dollar; II little above his ankle never took PAT
clsr notice oft could when he passingi he di
not complain much oft he ND what he was told
ing otherwise he In good health to that time dont
thin he day Sunday which he got the beat
iDg don't know Of tbe first mate besnF hun agao toat
GOT 20 kind fthne that did not insist on wacnns
treated we'll hsve malice against MN wnen tne ma
Light Monday when he relieved me al me
blows were did not fes them he 50 the wheel to
fend blows with his hands. Monday night stood on
and watched until the beating was tnrous
with went In, ,he galley le the bresk of the poop
about feet from the msinmsst on the port side the
ship was running the wind AZ the me both side. were
the weather eide at the time Il was about twgnt wa
light enough for me to see al that wen. en- oa o
/ was that ships deck nearly all the Pa'age
that Light died that one could tell whether blood
or most water; might have been tnan oneoura
oDnS him The wound on the back Of his head
and wide and five inches there had not been
;b time 70 drown man when tSou sht he dead at u
O'Clock that night, probably may not have hao tune aon1
whether when did see him dead tha was Tue htss op
portunty had had Of going did not know WHISTLER he was
dead beI in to him do not know whether was
seT something or to see him at the time wnen
him did report the fact to snybody don't knog when
not Tecoec whether he buried that day wednesday or
day; while trying to keep him IN his ounk sue
him for esed him the forecase hoor can't
tina. very cold the time he hsd on plenty Of clothes
the bukhead do know that he hurt himself in passing on
to poop from the main deck in coming OF the poop siseI
he bad burst his cad open be fell his ace ne fell 10 easing
himself from the break Of the pooP just as ne touched
bin up never that picked hm and carried him 70
the oecase the vessel had boon leaking ON the passage she
had been leaking sht she had lost good many OF aer
sails when the sails blown We had seven msn dur
ing the leaking were short Of men povohs ana
don't know that suffered any from sickness on the voyage
This alton stands adjourned until the arrival o. the
Captain from Havana.