New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

of his marty on che h 81 December trip came 70 the once %
tickets was at the few minutes before the shp %
doeE dd NOT speak TO him; Bsine did not take ticket
JANIS JOHNSON RECALLED - -, tho
steamer about aInidshps; IL iDolOse1 ana sau
there were four panes Of glass to each window an wv
o oSssrvstoSs va. between night, The light
which was globe lamp that hung IN ne a., hip that
light was sufficient 70 Distinguish fr0n snong
II wss such lamp a. railroad conductors U'"A"'
TESTIMONY Or DANIEL HENDERsoN
Daniel Henderson sworn examined and tes1nss s now
live AZ Portland WIS second Of the CHESAPEAKE s
Der 1885, ssw the prisoner and se psry and Brain.
we sailed Saturday afternoon about o'clock ncthng %
occurred until Monday Ut about o'clock ABOUT @ in he'd
% ne m on main deck feet an The pilot
hou.e bad sss h Ss %ens 4 10y
TsxaSvsrs sy told ont Of bed oid 60 ana
they put .ss DSD' W %ere soSs Of tho who
came on boards they asked me for the Key o. .S &
sse Can't Wes; they said mott 1t bowing the ship
was rolling and did not know what was gong on goSS
came and showed me bScs they rwd put me
In pilot and ordered me 70 stop N tnee o
About misnte aer they took the pb be came
10 and asked they had hove that man oyerooaIdi sey
No, be told they had better do IT Brane ana tnosc
went ont with the exception Of and the man at the Ni
they said something sbont iron in reference 10 hin
over stayed there until abon O'Clock next mornings t
irons, prisoner walking sSG1t s'nS % mate who
asked Braine III could see Capt Wihetn ana tne
/ heard was wounded, he told one OF them 70 looeen
the irons and sent down 10 Johnsoa ne was
shot in the and leg and o was N the saS until
long the afternoon; when we were gong INTO 1h
nan one who with The prisoner came into G
help away anchors the prisoner gave h %
men TO paint away the name OF the xesse ana e yeN
stripes the smoke stack saw Capt WeIs ~ ne %
wae not ironed that time helped clear e~s tnv
we law a. Grand Menan two hours boat ley ioI TUG s"VIe
with the prisoner and three others; Capt Mlets tne en-
rneer and some Of were kept there 10 the eao
anchor rot under and went up toward S Johhsi te
with small pilot boat took some men Oh her ana tooh wi
pot boat In tow and up ST. Johns ant then put az
our in the pilot boat except engne and another and
three remen; Braine mandcr through the eay on
81 Johns stopped there Wednesday and Thursday and then
CAPT wILLETs TESTIMONY.
Iuss horn in New -ersey commander OF the Chesh
peake on her trip from Dec leoJ at tue uprising
On the vessel some room and told one ue sec
ond engineer shOt went up ard tred 70 MI nm anu s
the time found he dead; while trying 10 III MIN w WV
men came up behind not more than 10 feet and red Two
ans aud thought i would make TO my rooni l found
could got get intp ny TSO% d sGey o %y9e cooT
and there was another man there and the whoie
three were firing all the time; as stepped one Iot IA
coared by Par and ordered 20 stann NY goSnG
10y head the prisoner came into my room and asked me
was hurts he said, I'VE shot at you ssough 10 nj You n
and don't believe have shot aboard who can hit you
he then took everything owned Including $50 OF passage
money which he and hs party had given me- man by the
into The mouth Of River aroor anchored: got big
new ship coming along and went 20 81 Johns New Bruins
wick to look for the American Consu found him and made
The Counsel FOR The defense asked for adjournment
his suffering client might be able to procure the neces
Commissioner Newton fnaiy decided to adjourn the
until October 6, at 10 O'clock.