New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
RY THH MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Inrc and Important from Brazii-The slave
Trade-fo-s of tho Whaie--hip Cnsshndr"
af Providence.

The bark w H D. c. Wright, Capt JoHN
J,-xso~ arrived a, Baltimore on Sunday. IS days from
Rhode J,Deiro whence she sailed on the 22d July Inc
Baor, san OF yesterday says the bark brings as pas
senrers Mr. Frederick Jones and lady Capt Henry
Winslow late of the whale snip Cassandrf OF fio'T
deuce r l. lost AZ sea by IRE Masters Jose AsN"eA
and Joso Xavier Bsstos, q RIO DE Janeiroi SDu H'''
Brazilian 6shernen pickcdup aisea -.
me r bris Perry was lett II Rio, al vel 60 Jar As
the captain knew On the Jlst Of July IN lat - ;
lon 81 90 " exchanged signals Win me l. : Hl-Ne
Brsndywine Is days from Rio de Janeiro Tor feFhan
On the night o. the 3lst July. Pcrnsmbuco bearing
west about twenty miles, the night BENG very oalA
and squaly the bark going al shout Ten Nno.s, I-n
down a ian. ada or cstsulArn, bfh]hlsh "ss.D-
boat The boats were lowered snt alter seSrchihy
an hour three men the crew Of the boat Were p0Ssu
/ I'd clnging g. = small portion Of the "it'N luo
wind blowing very irsh a. the time, and the sea IN
n.ns sh Capt Jackson deemed il imprudeni 70 hea'S
/ to lsad them they therefore brought on to BAL
tmore .,t-.h
10 PRINCE heir % the throne, whcreat there were
great reoicngs and several days holiday Inc snnuh'
cison of the inn 5ortant event was hailed eNefy"netS
with apparent delight The occasion was duy hoaoieu
by s tte iags in port snd saluiea ol me men o'"''
/ the q : brig Perry among the number
The introduction OF slaves from AFRICA was attract
I'M. attention 80 Rio vii be seen from TIE ioDoNlhs
extract Of letter from correspondent uh'ei u''' o'
90 lie ,rroiucron OF slaves into Rio from he coast Of
Afca continues sIccessll a. ever not" lA1ll. t
efforts 0f the English aud American siAa.iuAs 20 ~
-a slave trade. The Brazilian steamer ffot des, a. NVh
rsndei bya Span.srl. has lately or0ngh INTO i.- Pof
60 Fl rur,6er n = reported that she originally TOOK 10
sd IN The horrors II their penilp eonduon ere 'ea1
vsurnented 81 constantly recurring deaths amoaS tueiI
rsu ny To the oss Of not ess man 81" . sNu' Ov''e
rb, !. much asd loud expressed dissatisfaction among
tie many residents especially the foreigner a. ine coln-
anon Of ibis inhu man rahc by bfaLans "a 'p.e OF -
,rl.d efforts 10 concert with others, on the part oi me
F.1r III. rfra-.t
- =, ,.rf cg-..r,ordng with iis siiruisuous, for
rr.v-uiin the Introduction 81 slaves from Aries serious
- ~, s'erfv Al - brutal and mlrierous continuation
Atms very time This steamer am told Is issly iol
another u is inhuman trps being wei losoeu Win sf'
/ cosl Tor going and returning t, a. ,,
/ Ne append. as most interesting arucie' the mar
r.tiye OF the loss o the Nh ship Cassandrl o ROY
demo. and the suierinss her furnished US ny
/ Capt. Wiuslow. u is d thrilling account
los ef ne Haie Shp Clssfndya' q I,S-'dele, o. nc
/ ~ Sef and ne NgfrrfHgV Cree o. ne hfte. ,,
The hip Casssnirs' Henry Winsiow. master sAilel
from Providence on he sh Nosensl 20. i,i IN, III n
Nav l84S between ssd ; A. VI. u blowing huueias
"a Of wind from north west a. he uine tne -
ere" was heard All hsDds were Instantly on Gees aa
Wa. soou discovered the fe was IN the o"er hou appa
fe uyneN the foremost. where four 'affr oi ls s
.toy, h was also discovered that i~o ~ the ere" ue
sroes from the o. Africa. had npei oNefnNsIu
hove ropes end OF 'hem bat BE- refused 70 lahe "
ever eN-rons made 20 eNughed the IRE and save me
hip but The FIRE being the lower hold, and me smoke 80
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\ IN, aen decks. our efforts proved unsvRiing.
Attempts were then made Ia procure bread ana wSlef,
but The smoke IN the steeruge dense as 10 prevent
usfhs ed us 10 believe the shp had been hre AT - ven
| a. forward Three boats were lowered, WIN 'le cus'
torsry boat kegs OF water small quantity OF bread some
"a meat sken from the harness eass my nSuAoa ms'u
/ menis, and few art Giles OF clothing.
A. every eXeou bal been made o arrest the progress
of the hfe without avail was thought mos' piua,. -
the ship 70 her fate and make The best OF our way 10
shortly after leaving the ship the second mates boat
picked up of lhe Africans who bad Jumped oFernoau
when hc alarm Of lire irst given tie after" ara con
irssed that his companion had nfed NE snip Hnd ,nsl
gunging knife u hs side Jumped overheard ana uai ne
his accompice lie gave as Their reason iof acns a.
they did, their fears ha they Wond be SOFA as SAYS a. W.
hrs pou entered. hope 70 Is not necessary Tor me 10
say their fears without the shadow Of found anon
Beng now dayugs 70 Wa found MAJ an uhe snip sou
psny The African were In the three boais, I'D AL .
souls We found supplies 10 De TWO and one
es heue IN AL ABOUT gen .alon1 OF seI eoIl ~ pe
of bread aud some raw According 10 the previous
DAYS reckoning In TAT. - deg. 80 NM south,
long $50 Wes-iCo miles rom the nearest land NO one
who has never been in similar situation can appreciate
the sUfenng that succeeded Confined TO one gi OF WAFER
and small portion o bread d'y' IN ot1 WeNhei, M
obliged pull agansthe wind wesoOn became exhausted
and had 10 trust TO sails healing A. nearly towards me
/ land aswe could
Nothing OF Importance occurred until morning Of the
ith ls p long ~ when about 10 A. NJ we discovered
sau all hands 10 the and amer pulling aud making
signals of distress for Eve hours wth her aud
found her % bee Spanish brig 100 days from Barceons
bound 10 hOneydeo. Tie made every ehofi 10 ger say
from the mates boat up vi her hrsi, the Cap
Tain would leo him alongsi but gave him rope
and tOwed him some distance asern then came along
side and through Interpreter stated my distressed cir
cuslances asked permission for and my crew 10
come ON b0ari-hs refused positively. thee begged
him % lake - to Monievieo or s. GATHERINGS
| TWO days sail toward land. He refused.
ssked him Jet US board for night then,
might get sleep and rect 10 enable TO bear
the fatigue and hardship consequent On renewal OF our
and wafer and then passed pencil and piece OF
per down write The name Of my ship, that he might
report me- refused To write il unless permitted TO come
board and, against bis express wishes jumping IN the
chains went on board. Tie asked me II be could do
anything more FOR me 1 told him nothing but aAe us on
/ Of G he III .sd |
God such instances Of mans nlumRny O man
very rare among seaarng men, SPIT DOmuick u the
bng Aecidta will have the satisfaction Of knowing be
stands " alone IN his glory"
until the git Of the 9Th when blowing
heavy Ia squalls hove the boats untl daylight by max
ng line fat TO The oars and paying them ou ahead Al
daylight ain made sail until II o'clock when began 10
blow heavy gale from N 10 Ne and we compelled
to heaye TO- About P. NJ my boat was swamped and We
en TO The mercy Of the We supported ourselves
By the cHpszed boat until the two remaining boats came To
relief when all m number, were saved by THIS ac
cdenl lost my nautical instruments and all my water
The two remaining boats now contained = persons and
their gunwaes were not than sN eight inches out
OF water In this situation We passed the night nothing
was heard save The awful roaring Of The tempest and oc
casonsy the voices Of some Of The officers and crew ofer
ing up prayer bee Almighty Ruler Of wind and wave
for their safety He heard our PRAYERS Ia The morning the
wind moderated, and the beat down by heavy
shower Of rain. From this time had hne weather and
proceeded toward the land, where we arrived Al p NJ
10Th Of May The beach near Conyentns IN the Province
Of ST. Catherine Brazil nearly exhausted having no water
The mates boat Wa capszed in the surf on andlug and
Barney Reed. b0aLsteefer, was drowned, he being
be unable extricats himself from the surf
Near where landed we discovered house. which
furnished with water ana provisions.
Two days aer len for ST. Caiharnes. give notice
and ask assistance from the e. ;. Consul there Shortly
after len the negro either deserted stolen most
probably be the fate, his fears Of which the
Of much suffering.
arrived at 81 Caiharines on tie l9th-the Consul pro
cured q vessel, with which went back and the
Al place called Laguns" iOuyfiye miles from where
landed and % from - Caiharnes. -hal be able
TO thanh sufficiently the Americans IN g. Cathsrne's, par
lieu ary Captains J. Y. Malcolm, 5. Csfhcar JEFF
ferson, r. Mosher and Mr. Wm Hamme for their kind.
and tue assistance they Afforded me, both in ST. Caa-
rine's and % enable me 70 get down 10 Rio. an also
der great Oblgaf 10 Me-srs Maxwell Wright Co Of
Rio and Capt John j. Jackson, Of the bark W IL D C.
Wright for the services they rendered, and the attention
they paid me
r. 5. In Rio was told ny Lieut. Commanding Titou Of
the L. brig Perry that tie Aercidia had arrg ed At Mon.
ievldeo and hat Capt DOmnick reported him having
fallen 10 with be said he offered board aud
carry with hun 10 M0neydeO, bui thai refused pre-
ierng 10 remain in the boats This pronounce be Ut
tery fase.
Things In PhiiadeIphin-L0co-Foc o Nomins-