New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

with the other Passengers; tho Captain gave him
charge TO look after the cattle; DID not pay him any
thing for II; IL occupied witness whole day therewaS
another employed for that and witness helped MIN
by the captains wish; the captain told him 10 40 IL
and he shond be paid witness had two boxes ana :
grinding barrow; the barrow weighed about hundreu
weight; witness paid freight on it, witness ola not
10 his recollection, have any conversation with NIT
Taylor any one about coming here to TESTIFY; VIZ.
has been paid by the owners OF the cattle ioi i'
care Of them.
TESTIMONY OF HoNoRA oUADE.
Honora Quade came with her sister and frehu re'
ceived her allowance of meat and water irOm 'uo oe
penter once the meat was not very good; II was MOI
too bad TO be used; she used some OF u anu pao &
rest away; she got her allowance OF c'ory'iS, m
mess well treated: saw no one III treatcu o pv'iu
there were some sick (sea.scD on boardi uon y To-
member the captain sending anything TO any OF tnel
Crossexamined-Neye heard any oil tne Passv,hsod
CON plain has heard some of them say the meat was
had and that the water was short; never heard any
one comp plain 70 the carpenters got an elgh'-qu"r can
fall for three. sometimes fali sonetunes no, lu,t.o
brought with her stoneand'ahaf OF nour "nion '"o
TESTIMONY OF JOANNA QUADE.
Joanna Quade the sister OF the last witness, resumed
The -four and tea were very good size received sOou
treatment at the hands of the captain and all on Ooaid
the ship; saw rotton pork OF other meats on the
vessel. u,
Cross.examined-Som of the meat was rather
tainted; ate any of the potatoes but presumed
they were good; had had two stone (2sb) OF Hour
allowed herr never heard any of the passengers COM
plain Of the water in the vessels had heard them say
that the meat was not as good it might be-; never
knew ofany ofthe passengers throwing meat overheard
did not know the carpenter Of the ship nor any OF the
officers never heard any OF the passengers complain
OF the want Of water the weather was very warns Tho
carpenter had done her ayors on ship board
and would not have here to-day only that she had
been requested 10 do so.
Re-direct-Had heard little children CRY for water
on board the ship. .
By the Court-Had heard Jemima Quintlock say that
Der children had not had enough to eat or drink.
Bridget Quinn testifed-The sugar, tea pork and
beef were good and there was plenty OF each; never
saw any bad meat the vessel could eat her allow
ance of provisions, and cooked II herseii had no III
treatment at hands OF either the captain or any OF
the officers all the passengers had the freedom OF the
deck.
Cross.examined-Neve heard the passengers say
that they had enough of water to drink or food to
eat; had no further communication with the other
passengers than merely giving them the time OF day
the meat was always sweet and good; all had enough
TO eat aud drink had occasion TO ask the COOK
for water during the day.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN JOHNSTON.
John Johnston testifed-Was a pilot, and was on
board the Vila.ranca ii DAYS before she arrived IN
port; the provisions this ship the same as on
other ships; had heard complaints about the meat &c
the passengers said they had bread the captain
said they had had their allowances saw 10 iltreat-
ment of the passengers saw Schwartz on board the
ship; the captain told him TO 90 forwards Schwartz
said he wanted and would have his rights, and that he
would have all the officers of that ship hanged when
they cot IN New-Nork.
Cr6.sexamincd-Knew the passengers had had their
fun allowance by what they had before do not know
the weight each passenger was entitled TO; saw the
carpenter out the allowances to the passengers
saw them served with bread, &C.. &C.; whom The men
Schwartz complained about the bread the captain told
| him be had his allowance; Schwartz said he had not
The then adjourned 10 to-day at ~ O'CLOCK
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