New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

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Wahu ,lv extended notices. Il Oc Gur Dutch u'vwnon
NcHsNvt the 6tle~hs c,,a,,s n WssNl 10 ,hc
NA,r au,ps iN >NW NoUN.
Aietlcf tycci,s ot wartime adventure ih cnsnsoi IA
sv s,Nelsl IS Onv mos, lVctaoN wcr loni' ami ''Nn
.i, Was tho slave naio Slaves had pvvn held IN uie
CIV N,a t, earliest l,li,d vt ho na;ch scVmout old
Is sad uai be r,sl importation ot negrV 90 America
visa O., pW,oh vessel which hr'urM thsm tom ih'
AtsS an cess, ani s,ld them IN Virginia Ihwrade "a'
is,lsio ly hc nu'ch possessions CA thec'Ht oi "Gn'A
whore iN,N Vatl, procured pm tho Nrican Nm
r .ngN consideration This trade. IN the tame 81 ihe
Dutch grVNafs 90 have been carried ON Y tfanhon fa
.s ana b have ceu.uuiCd part ol The business OF
,vsittot inhabitants 81 lhE City The Ntiis OF slave smp
levs,.r I'm scsrh of market Wtrc OF Frequent occur
,tr,t HsN az tah period sud many oi sac inhahhAn's
wen n Mss manner foYi3td with domestic sorN ants AMI
iaiu sN,fcis Ire Gninca negroes when first imported
VOC &C less Ngtp than these born In tins country from
t't rAs attending a,Cmatcn ana the nectly on tutor
iu tn ~ q language and ,ustOWs Of The country Aud
tccrtuy sig ilst change from the confined GUAR
.s of ssVcp g. tho novel scenes Of their new homes
O.. ...1 .1..s ffrrr hlnff % ln car r -
hV White Horse sold in this City aud tho stock
a rf-rc.s b, ~. sold az auction several found 10
have h,tn Injected with fatal disorder The first N
srrCC observed oi Ills character was that of girl bought
b, Nichv,s Boot hilc being led home along the road
on ne store If tie Eas; River She c opposite LIS shoe
tsN,rv rNirr "Arhl. she wae taken M nni proceeding
lev pscts further again FELL her eyes being fixed N her
head Ter cwrtr coming NJ asked what as the matter
Iron which Sic ,,cd INCA. noa; some # ne by stand
crs SAID bc drunk. il VIII soon pass away she Is sound
"Ct hest. AZ tie City gate enc was PUT ~ wagon ana
t-ktn 20 Lor mEsers house. bu; died in the evening
IN after yeols, has been stated the slave traffic he
can prominent branch Of the Shipping trade out o. is
r,rt 1he iournal of Young man .aferwara mayor Of
Is ~ sent ont rs 5upcrcaTgo and agent Of merchants
I'm hi. CITY s Interesting from is detail OF the manner Of
ocroucns this traffic, IS well % tie mshaf to tbs part
cu'sr aC' Cr.Ure.
lie slavo trade heinz legitimate pursuit and followed
ocular branch Of foreign trade for many years both
Irious End sub cquCut 70 The period now referred to,
e,oe,dm giy profitable though somewhat hazardous,
oviIc - piTaGcal advoWuTefs who followed them into
their remote trading Places and often robbed them of
llc Vracce became great pesi t. the mercant ie
Interests that Efforts were made by influential msr-
chants of New lork to induce the English ministry to
estsi them IN hitrg Cat o cruising vessel properly
armed. 20 act against he pirates Col. Robert
Livingston, Of New York, an active and influential
either brought this matter before the English Govern
rntIt: md introduced Captain William Md, OF New
* an Efficient and wei known comnandCr, whose
fr such service a. well understood in Now York
He was man family and had resided in this City for
cve-al wears proposed TO engage in this enter
Ir.se on the footing Of private adventure although IL
also dosrdble, :or some purpose TINT tho scheme
should receive the official counonaEce the Government
Tic King Lord SCmels the Eer OF Ronney the Duke of
Shr, wstuTy, the Earl OF Oxford ind Lord Beiamoni,
ioincd in making up tie necessary expense OF proper
voiccl; Col. Livingston also contributing proportion
TIE profits TO be divided among the owners of the
Il ip alowir liberal share TO Kidd commission
sued December H. 1905, under the oreat seal of England
CiroCod "to the rusty and wei beloved Captain William
Kidd commander Of ihe ship Adventure Galley" He
set sol from Plymouth in April 1896 and arrived on the
American cossi where he continued for time
siouay eltong the haror of New York, and visiting
lis tmiy il Tho City lie considered useful in pro
iscng our commerce, for which he received much ap
Iauso and TIE Assembly Of tie Province voted him the
Of Two hundred and fifty pounds complimentary
return for Liz services.
Subsequent chapters are devoted to Biographical Sketch
Is d Eminent Men in the City near the close of The l7h cen
tury Tie revolutionary attempt and sad fate of Jacob
Ieisler are portrayed with great minuieness
II is very evident that tine aders Of the party in
power forming the Council Of the Province, would not
he satisfied with any lees hanthe death OF Les
Ter Governor Slaughter, dlssoiute ana unpriDciped
m1n made effort to himself from the pressure
OF toe urgent applicants and pretended FOR few days
he determined to submit the to the Government in
England before complying with that last Official duty up
pertaining 10 lis flee the signing Of the death warrant
hut III lh Of May the Council requested the Cover
to carry the enteDce into effect and thus allay the
lGmtn in the public mind which YVES every day in;reas
ing On the 10Th, which Saturday the Assembly by
majority vote joined in the endatioD and on the
sorne day Leiser end his son in law Jacob Mbornc were
brought out for execution On the gaOws Leilcr made
q sIeech 10 the following Jurport
The VIE aud onniotert creator Of all things visible and
Lo ron ne TINE q Our M coming ashore u mi. yi'
u = nsslfte p1ssse md sonhed forever Au5n -, ,
fear Of The Lord Jeus dying
otn luf Hlc yspeni nnoa submit hvs aud al that
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~ Of Goa ~ I've forever in kingdom Glory 1yb n
~, have tie oque,i OIL prneirad art Of the
histsnis u t Iro acf ,oa IN poon 70 n; wfh Of our
d, IN htrd ard reshty Iaer' ~ state requiring
aS 80 y. 10 BE- G tRs II tss Tine d th d.reed
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,oss al oi's si,eap oush a.r'eesie go t1
a.. ~ snes''o should nj be- ~aotag 10 'Sy Thing bat VS.
W. dry ,hst nan, have bssn committed
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