New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
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TIE United States vs.. org Susan, her
uee orpo,eL cargo 8c-Harbeck Co ard others claim.
RnisThe brig seized by tie u sloop oEWar Perry.
Ser sbe had le RIO for The Coaiof africa on charge OF
being engaged Ia the Slave trade bu
Lisu l,vho with prize crew, brought the su-
lean vessels preferred at Rio for The Slave trade Is
fcsp SfS On me cast 'slhee the intoc5ciion
N g.. Aefs or the Coast clippers stand but little
c. Co.,. d... vessels have beller chance as less suI
D. o. 70 rcgsrd TO them would be likely 10 EXIT, all the
that have brought to tre United States have been
i.. y.sses, have Understood he price Of Slaves on
lei ls. ~ be- from so 90 sjD at Brazil they worth
nfo S-.e We heard u said that Of All the vessels
i've been fent home 50 ~ gagged 10 he Slave trade
n4ne m nave uelou rcd ~ ports '1p Of Philadelphia
Joe, Of e cr-F VI he susan slated 10 me ma, s nad
beer lie stra rsde. snc also lnan named snuh that
he e. eied gu d. . iftaem lad American pro .tiuns
Ifsre heera e., d .'nc ls1ot a. Rio wh1ut The
AZ, ,riert. .S-rr.-. brew Sed beef hesd the
other artcies oG t..Ia susan ave 10 1ssssslon
oi her; the COO .rgtPI rlus as n DO ne ms1'ies
Mr. Parks Dc Cous1' AZ fio) sara testimony Per
sons al RIO shing 20 gei vesse Tor Africa employ
trokrr Conn .on merchants Wi. 'ot have ylhng 10
do wiib The .silsss Tie mode, " Intended for ne
49, erst ,,,re,t that A. ur,a ~. arrival on lie
coat the agent Or agents Of 7a chatter vnos- sf)
should wisA 10 bus the vesst. SIC sha- f.". g. if
fpecfc p-ice already a2'e upon, & .hey ..
agent having cargo Of slaves prePa'e he gives nonce
me captain that be wants ne vessel The takes he wee e!
he sometimes goes through The form 81 giving drais a.
though The vess ucuay IL paid Tor before she starts from
Rio. The American fag Is usually carried ~! the slaves
S.empa have been made 20 get slaves ana escn ne tne
vessel afterwards resumed Tho American Nag When Ihey
brig slaves 20 Rio they usually land them beach out
side Of the hsrbor saw large number on me 6each one
dav that had been landed The slaves are landed D. the
coast with very great rapidly knew one case wners
the whole band ken on board and The vessel JAILED
IN lees Than half hour from the lime OF starting 70 take
them board but hundred OF Them died-pershed 10
The bold OF the vessel the same night She nad between
fur and FIVE hundred board. That wss Tie Senator az
American vessel Slaves are got anywhere on the West
coss Of Africa from Liberia down the British pos
he
ngon lawful voyage to tho coait OF Africa, and one H.
tsEdDg 10 tske on board slaves is that the former would
not be likely 10 have board auy extra cooks or cooking
apparatus In latter case they will usually take Porn
or Brazilian officers and crew a. passengers 10 orn !s
except little palm oil and wax, and me laler 10 eso GOT
from other places Am acquainted With AmaTel bssoS
peen goods and Carly the Slave trade The vessels ire
ouen.y come back without slsyes hsve Known vessel
losd OF slaves Persons Rio org anze themselves into
clubs 10 relation TO the trade ADVISED Capt Welford, OF
tae SusRn Dot to 20 on The coast and told hin ne would
Buclhesd teanfed to having been merchant Al Bio
great many vessels leave Rio Tor me coast oil Ailes
without any Intention Of gOing ilO The slave sde Tnere
Il great deal Of trade between Portugal a. the coast OF
Afries / am acquainted with Har5eek CO. tney have
bfep engaged IN ade between the United states Europe
ard RIO; had three OF more vessels there belonging to
them: Coffee and such articles were carrlod egnL was
mil he lime tie Susan captured do know that Capt
~ had mower 10 eel bis vessel there nothing 10 his
conduct that 10. ksd Ike going 1910 the save Hsae
TALKED 10 lin u be careful as he hso very cunning ot u
men around lin; saw HIN taking a. the Exchange WIN
sn,pitcus person the vessel regularly advertised
Tor freight: he refused take lumber because would
look NE beng engaged in the slave trade passengers IRE
ousptly go TO the coast Of Africa hOm Rio.
The European goods exported from Rio 10 coast OF
AfTca sniount 20 about s. 10000 ayear. The number
~ ,'Syes brought to Rio s about 50 600 ayear The
ye,sge worth OF slave here 10 about tl75.
Mr. Gerard read the manifest TO witness being % 10 OF
fsrent1hlppeIS containing number OF auees ou' lne
icrisr kind Of mes Witness would not suppose sucn
csTgo a. hat intended for the slave trade Tue pce o.
Brtzl rum ia about $40 per p Pe. -.
Rent HuEter was recalled. ard gave testimony a. %
Id bef ard and ships stores. &C. being on
board Adjourned 70 Monday - -. 81
CeuTt n Common Pleas. ...FRDAY, March Il.
Teonsrd Goslipg agL Reuben Smith and oherI On a.
LID srrsp,ee as 10 qusn,ily OF OIL clOh, which was
Geried Verdict for plaintiff, cents