New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28

oouo, 90 ho,ore tbe coroner but their evidence wa,
much shak on erosscn "t III tScr thcy had a d
nue with the captain and m t about WAGES lie ' ,o
of the snip called Tor the oeiencr nn rnneS
t,v"J te alleged IN usuage. and Mr.. Bckeron ne SUI
econ sWorc that al tine appearances ~ '"' ,,scn
ouiic consistent with udlura causea' NJ. Hi", :,
h, f,rre was moi such a ease ~ to justify nm III
sending the prisoner for trial to Amefc" A"u "o "'
therefore DISCHARGED - --o
rrxtr,c from, the Lrcrpool Daii Post August 81. 1S09l
TIE ALLEGED HOMICIDE on An AMERICAN s"lr
Charles Addison Bouielc. mate of the Auirrlean -"
Cuuqucr0t app AIRED OH rem ma 10 .ns"eI '"o Una
having caused the death OF + Ter Antuh"' ~ " o., .,
Mr. Asplnal VINO appe trei for the defence cnllea
ness vino aed thar deceased f'ii from MS Dunh, anu
afterwaTd tO'd HIM that he thcn reeve! 40 IN
which subsequently, resulted IN death DE- Bickcit We
was present during the hearing 81 tue case ga t
injury been by sith q IAN III '''
dcscr bed he prisoner was therefore sonar Seu
An extract from The Liverpool Daiiy herc~y'
Aurnst 30 1859 il precisely like the foregoing eK-
cept Inc first head line.
CAPTAIN BOUTELLES GALLANT CAREER
The whole truth was that a bad and vicious crew Of
European slilors just such as auy captain Is naoie 10
have dealings with sought to violate thcir COM raw
and force their discharge and payment before they
had n right To demand it. ANYONE familiar WIN
the nature of these sailor who nre snIppru ~ ~
French spanish and Portuguese porIS huoN' ',l' ~
il imp ssne To cXaggerate their absolute IccN'cso
ness. Their aiidavIts are no moro 10 Dt tihcu 40
rvdeuc. without CONFORMATION than any 0th'r 10 ~
of desperate assertion for lnieresltu motives "a
tins particular case, Magistrate Akin st'te,'' .'
atiuINIts
The American Consul would not even make fecoTu
of the cise and an English Magistrate prrehpi9rlS
dismissed il. The Democratic politicians OF Malhe
have now sent hthcr 10 get copies 81 these oli iiH
hcious living aiiidayIts that were SUMMARY hich'H
out of the American Consulate ana the EhRliSn
Court. | wonder they took SO nuch fiOu"ie anu
expense. They light inst as well have lnVent'q
some at home and stated the case as they uagiheu
would bc4t SUIT them. Perhaps that Is what they
are intending to do M the end.
The truth is that so far from being harSn OF
cruel officer Charlie. A. BOutelle was especially hu-
NAME kind ana considerable. When he came To
command "A ship. a. he did III the ensuing year. IL
found the contact with rough and desperate crews
dlsfasteiul to HIM. and he early mace up MS mlhu
to abandon the profess SION Of scalnansllp ~ Nhl'h
at the time ne Stood for OF ms aye, ~ Inc very
had be- war soon after followed, and ne rushed
INTO that with the patriotic ardOr tor thc lag WIN
have thought Is never felt 50 keculy ara 30 manly
a, nv those who have carried It at the masthead
ON foreign waters, aud lOOhed to 1t as the symDo
OF safety and protection. ,..,
Clpfalu BOutee's subsequent career IN ponies
ha, been mcrllOrOus and brilliant, ana speaks Ior
Ifsct. have sought The privilege OF your Columns
fora narrative tuat yina1'ae~ the character ol !"
spl,ndiu young American, and when at tue same
time illustrates the venom and the malignt{ OF the
Democratic parry. Americans abroad unite IN pray
Ing that the deep dishOnOr of that party return 10
mower may be spared us. We shall feel III ABROAD
as kecnly as you all feel it at home.
MERCHANT MARINE.
Lirupool, Aug 80, 1850.