New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-AUs. H.

Before Commissioner BETS
THE ALLEGED SLAYER KATE
The bark Kate YVES captured be the Harriet Lane,
1h beed and has bel In the Gust
SonSrs be vessel Ths name o. Ii. ssrd owo.r GsSlss
i P din a MT Tho sH
the hora slsaoc The examination we. partly gone into
BAIL $50. 81 OFFERED FOR HESRIcO Di COSTA.
The ninth ba / was offered for Hen iso Os Costa,
in s Of n Of AZ No ~ sss G sSsa
severely Of age pa Costa no. being he
did S not iTo~ D. Gotta w Alive isi
I%" s"s then sd,oun-d iii Friday at il ocioct "a
THE ALLEGED SLAYER THOMAS AcHoRE-THE IN
yEsrIGATIoH coScLUDED.
Before Commissioner msRgLL-
The examiDsto 10 the case OF the alleged slaver,
Tbon az AchorD. was resumed
mate Of hs Urn sat. var st%sT Sy.e Deputy aarssA
M Weo',on sppst 20 tpon.%sn il order to OBTAIN
hr DonObue objected He held that the On could
not be legally because the ab..ncs witnesses in
TIE ploy Of the u tst states whose oehaf he
On TIE United States had every oppoani,,
bnp, their they drsr employ OF
Cover -nt; witnes.e. not hand
?hs Commis,iODrI sustained the objection,
the Aebo similar to that ouno in the galley Of the bark
Kbb sdqi. syeI his bad been brought % the TAXED
feet Of b, knOweoge Az be the pabic prosecutor he
did not h appear witness IN the bat would make
Nj Dopshus to the statement for whs
P.ret Ban. Loaded the Aehon With the csss. aih lid
been found board there difference bit tn and
dy and son. ere clean there wss no difference between
snS palm oil CASH. sDsw that the os differed 9@
than 9th poor man, bat knew that he wa> rozas he
james DOncs' testified that there material defer
betSe-n psno and whseo casks the casks used
for vessels ~bere such casls were a.rd
Henry Brlh-wS boat builder h,d made boa e .iuiA,
the Africa called surfboats and
Ohsr' ub bssder sd taken boats back when they
CiO,asmned-ws. engaged in he trade for twenty
In tht that s sBed the Thomas Achorn tNr DoOobue
obj ettd sturse Chairman 90 had empoeH him t. build
ts ba ws used there did not Know
be bad bat the boats for the slave barb Kbsy did not build
MI Wlcol. on one.tion TePrs,ed,DO you knox tina.
Yates Por'rhsld L &c. owns the Aehorn
Nj DonohOe-Tbst, admitted; John Berry pus m claim
examination re.a.d-rhe boat OF the Achorn was cal.
es bet We. not 80 ouI as h. boats now built BY him tho
Aebom Dos. bull. Of cedar and ths ats he had built
for the Ocean Esse and the Hom-I ''nr than the
Achorn boat they heavier larger bo,s the Achora
boat about twenty feet Ing and i've and half feet
The Gaze for the prosecution here closed
Mr. Donohue m the d-feneb eontsnded that the charge
made out the prisoners he th ught
to msh ou ssen't them 70 that they h.d no. only
actually engaged the traffic The articles foon3
the Achorn prov different from thoss used by
leIitmst~ traders on the coat Of Afbc.
Mr. WicoIson pi-d for the He referred TO the
eneuy attendant prorcutDg sgant SLAYER Those
who we're engaged IN toe tanspor alton OF slaves nom Africa
were am9ns he ksenest and pototsnpg Of seaneo They
Sent TO the African IT'D the oEiens taking
OF 81 they brought with them sucieot nbsr Of
ctsfs Which they sferv ID filed with oi bat with vaer
aid that int. nded be used by the while
the passage 10 the port they intended 10 be cold
re doubted the article. found the Aehorn ued by
egn ate traders the Of Aca The charge ssn,; the
Psoues that they had Voluntarily SERVED board ysel
hi.d GU and pared for the Ayede The Achorn bad all
u articles tl board which usually used In the slave trade
syone cssk h with nicely slowed fore sud aft
OF Le under deck when twenty Casks Of water sufficient
ioI hs alleged passengers and crew. They were fore
and an In order to l.Ave for the cDstDuay deck
Ipt down BY sayer Then there ten thousand feet Of
,anih such u,ed for mailing such decks found board
The AehoIn which registered the ships maaest
lumber Again the medicines t bread aud the which
were und ON the Aehon used voyage o ssver-
snd they Nsre found In quaint sufficient To mai Tin cargo
o. 80 slaves While only found board tho
Ahorn Thee also the Achon large copper
boilers which used by coo.ng provisions for hs
mcgee, those boilers found to be exactly sms % ohs
which we're psd BY admit ed Ay-rs What the spanSrds
On sord the Aebon o' They inew that such men generally
toot charge OF the eo Of avers the African coast Ia order
to buy sne. ssd convey them froI ,hs shore Aud Tor VIA.
Of DE eppidhy Of abe leading Africans be Congo HyeT