The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

captain he said he would 60 as well a. the resi- - ne
c.a - osa on ~ any OF us Ia the steerAgo
captain In the Marine Court
BY the Commissioner Have heard Gardener ccmpIstn;
nc SAID ne had no biscuits and had not much water this
occurred two three times he complained 10 me when
went 70 ask him for biscuit he said he was - bad Oh
Henry PetzelI, being duly sworn, said he was pes
senger and paid only two pounds and had work for
ne rest never had anything served for fortnight
three weeks he lived his own provisions cooked the
sick Of the smell and had 10 90 out and go the fresh air.
SUNK Gardener told me he bad paid the assistant
cabin anS hs h supply him with meat out o. me
Thomas Kello duly sWosn-6ad he was astssrags pas
senser on board; know Mr. Brookway,. Of the Wit
he asked me what was going 70 DO; told him was
going 70 investigate against the captain he said
the lawyers and were bought over for MONEY! the
ncn man gets his law for his money" ,su.
The Commissioner said that would not apply to him
eeu commissioners not having bean mentioned IN wit
ness' remark .-rlg rf---.T-I n
witness rssuming said-Hs told mo to 20 away, "a i.
and stood over against the City Hail. he ana Johns
came ACROSS he was trying TO dissuade some OF the
s:ksd { had taken proceedings against him, and told
Matthew Robins recalled by Mr. Bsl.-said no knew
. and sscossd and asked 4 had "a seem ss
row on the vlafranca !" said did not know anything
q al; he said what's the captain here for;'' said
y suppose about this AFFAIR." he asked me II Twas one
OF the passengers, and told him was and that we
we're abort Of nations and Of water; he also asked II
tne carpenter was aboard he said ~ have been with
Captain Anderson before and wish to him In regard
70 getting JOB on the ship;" he said "he carpenter
lmsanng Coo6ey ID not going with tho captain again.
ne went away and stood beside the other passengers
listening TO them there was no else spoke TO me,
and no one was very Brockwsy told him that
child Ta :. rs 4 N
Cross examined told Brockway that II It had
not been for the other passengers should have
had anything to do with Il. Unu aAagn8o A I a.
JaWea C?ty, previously examined, sad-He had seen
and spoken to the witness Brockway last Monday out
side the court building; he told that Captain Ander
son bore bettet character than did, be said he did not
mean me personally but the passengers and said TO me-
slot OF bloody f6gues" and that our lawyer had
told him that we had 20 chance against the captain
William Gardener, examined, saldEEIHe never was on
captain and complained Of short weight never told
Bauer he had given two pounds the assistant steward
either IN Joke or otherwise het
The assistant steward here said that he never
I'VE shillings during the voyage rrr
Bauer here reiterated what he had previously said in
regard to Gardener giving Bauer two pounds sift
ibis completed the evidence for the prosecution Mr.
Osborne said he would like to finish the might but
Mr. Bell asked to postpone the summing up until to-
morrow in order to give the counsel time to look over
the evidence. n 1853 rt (
The case was then postponed until to-day Tuesday)
at two O'Clock 100 ,.a