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[Here, in the original, follows the account of what further happened at the escape, and how the San Dominick was retaken, and of the passage to the coast; including in the recital many expressions of "eternal gratitude" to the "generous Captain Amasa Delano." The deposition then proceeds with recapitulatory remarks, and a partial renumeration of the n*****s, making record of their individual part in the past events, with a view to furnishing, according to command of the court, the data whereon to found the criminal sentences to be pronounced. From this portion is the following;] —That he believes that all the n*****s, though not in the first place knowing to the design of revolt, when it was accomplished, approved it. * * * That the n***o, Jos, eighteen years old, and in the personal serv