New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

bre sd ard meat. but nothing else. ,;., aoe. not
O. why did You not eat it A. NY rehsio" "'>
ssoperNYou answered the question S pe,Sie
do not answer il again. The meat 'ooA0"
should like TO eat It, but DID not , shin py religion
Re-direct-I never ate meat on tno sup hofors can
saws that beef must be killed bys jew peiore oa"
eat it. s rrsr1NoSy
All, rr, o. in,cresting Jewish beauty, testlhed
,hs, the oat y-rs good but that she dld not eat II
sometmes when washing they woud pe '.,e h caotsin
a,or al tho o her provisions were good; the caP"h
d nui,e Inc gentleman; her finger was cut Dy an.
to nnccT and were il not for his Kindness
would be oh o,.o ,r .,r;oe from the
O Did YOU ever go to the passengers and ask tnen,
for water saving that you were choking for drInh
! always saw the meat and examined 1t: to see il ~
were good enough to sell; never heard the passengers
complain OF the meat or water they got
TESTIMONY or ISAAC JACOBS.
Jsaac Jacobs brother of last witness testihed that
,he meat served in their was good; dd not ,aso
H. we had plenty Of water; the captain treated 'ne
passcngcrs we'll saw the paper that was go''en up
by the passengers; did not sign II; IL. M
'CrOss.ex amincd-I never read the paper ilauo .h ~
compaints about the water; always had piehty !ne
captain told my father TO come up mere anu Sp"@ ''
truth. ... ,s
wm. Burns sailor board tie ship tesllled tnM
The beef and pork were good; saw no ro'oH no"' "'0
crew never complained about It, . ~ 49,,
here, he told me 10 come up ana speak the tutni =
"suess" am living at my own expense; never hcnu
any of the passengers complain OF the meat mover
heard Mason complain.
TESTIMONY OF VIM. DOUGLAS.
Wm. Douglas sailor. testified that he was IN tne
y,lafranoa since July; The meat Was good saw no no
sinking meat in the forecaste Dut nearu 'H"' 'H'
| nassengers threw some Of II oyefooard
Cross.examined-I heard the passengers say u was
rotten and that they threw it overboard heard inet
compan of the other provisions the shortness Oh he
wster; il was a frequent occurrences nave pevh ~!
tel refused water for my supper aiter working u ua!
| the sailors are entitled to gallon oi wafer.
Redirect-The passengers complained TO the capt
nnrser and second.mq,e often heard them complain
70 the captan; complained to him tho night got no
bread and water, and he told me II won't give you
TESTIMONY OF ROBERT FRoELIGH.
| Robert Froclieh also a seaman in the Inla!ranca
testified that lie helped the carpenter ana the thru
mate 10 serve out the tores the meat that we got III
| the forccaste was good. - .,. o,,
was served to the passengers; never heard them sa!
flint IL was bad or putrd have heard them say tha
hey were short of water served out the peas ie'
| and oatmeal.
| The SECOND MATE RECALLED.
Williams the second mate, recaiied-l NO provision
taken in at Plymouth were stored on Geek anu no
lbroached during the voyages 10 the pest oi NY leco
ccion there were three terecs of beef and two baIre
OF porS. - -. 49,, . nm,
The carneuter and third mate were recalled. ant
i testified TO the same effect az the second mate.
4 recess OF helf ali hour was then taken.
! TESTIMONY OF MRS. JULIA JACOBS
| Mrs Jaoobs's evidence interpreted es follows
" vs- m ger the Nillaranca know ScnwarE
he talked vim me and"my husband on tns sniP
Sohwar,l seid in German that If her husband WOuit
60 he naner IL would "etch" them some money oi
h oonoin NV going 20 law; my husband did not slgi
H. Schwartz Simpson and PAIL got up the paper rau
ard Simpson not here 70 day thf meat oeseu goo
and smeiled VERY nice; had sUfic!tncy OF water
or W AG v.
W. Morgan the chief mate testified that the beef an
pork used the voyage were good they never stun
I'd in The cabin saw Schwartz throw piece of it oye
board he used TO msddle with tho passengers tael
IS hundred weight ereaa, . "a,res ,n Si re-
at weight Of sugar 20 barrels of beef and 20 barrels
M pork on board when left Londoni we got two terc
nd of beef and three barrels OF pork at Pymouthi u
,at trestment ofthe passengers was good.
m. ross.examined-I heard only one complaint OF u
| beef or pork heard no complaints about the Wa'e
n; the con paints were made 70 the captain.
to Re.direc'-No complaints were made TO me; heal
TO complaints made to the captain; the captain Wa
deck nearly all the day except tho first week. wh
r. tie plot had charge Of tho ship
TESTIMONY or DAVID GAYLOR.
David Gaylor testified to the gocd character OF Il
r, captain, and his kindness 10 some members OF WI
r | nosss family who sailed with him
d Mr. Benedict rested his case for the defense here
REBUTuEG EVIDENCE.
J. TESTIMONY OF HANNAH MGUIRE.
- Hannah Mcclure Tecalled-l was passenger. an
: gWOrg here hefOre, i never lo!l BhufT tHdl wa
y sa;sfel; the captain asked my husband If he va
u going to law and he replied that If lie had got VI
Is parcel which the captain had that he would kno
nothing about the law Witness told him that he ha
treated her and her children very bad on Wednesdi
last he asked me why did not go 10 Boston, and
y told him -" wanted TO after my rights as We
did not come here witness
.e came to get justice done me; paid my money as we
7 as any one else
TESTIMONY OF CHARLES MATHEWS
h4tsh haty
: knew the doctor 0he Mate Bauer; asked him 10
y medicine when he refused; only asked linn once; d
- not try 10 buy water from hm; talked with John
~ about the ship; asked him what he thought about IL b
said il IVES the worst ship he ever saw in his e neyo
v saw such bad provisions on packet ship and he ha
Travelled all round the world bought provisions Of hin
= almost every day fresh lamb, smoked beef and res
pork and ham; bought sOgar, molaeses. ant
salt fish OF him he sold some 10 other passengers
know William Burns complained 20 him OF the meat
know Samuel Jacobs the father: he complained OF tn
. water twice 10 the captain once short, dirty
captain said he wouldn't give him aDyi Jacobs toll
witness that the steerage passengers bad no. liberty
20 on the poop the captain threatened 10 kick Gardner
v a second cabin passenger, of there; saw lin drive
off no rules posted up until the la two days bt
fore came ashore those we're about the officers an
crew consulting passengers being liable TO fine.
:. Cross.exGmned-Haye commenced q suit aRains
, the captain in the Marine Court
| ONE OF THE CREW DRUNK II COURT.
Here one Of the crew. who bad testified during tn
day fell from his seat on the floor drank. He
moved in state of inscnsibity by one oil the Omcef
Of the Court
TESTIMONY OF JENNA QUINTOCK.
Jemina Quintock testified that she knew Johns, th
assistant steward; never told lin was satisfied vii
the treatment. go , .
| Crossexamined-I have commenced a suit In the Ma
rne Court in ths case
i TESTIMONY OF MATTHEW ROBBINS.
Matthew Robbins testified that he knew Johnsi b
told me that lie never saw worse meat IN any snip
though he had been abroad and sailed in 1any CON
planned to him of the beef and pork Julia Jacobs com
planned 10 me about five O'Clock one evening that 81
had no water.