The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

From the Boston Traveller, Jan g.
direct int.lsssos from that republic Later thsa this
Gssss BY spsnisrd vessel was Observed dodsias
about the eosst evidently In alton with Boyer
OF Trade town for. cargo Of slaves B'y.r, It seems
made bargain nth him 10 furnsh the slaves, but did
not intsnd 70 fud his his bsc bssg 70 gain
what he could from the cupdty Of the SLAYER and thsn
wind Of the dsagn put - IN haste and although a.
tempts were made 70 ovstake him, escaped pursuit.
Twas ruorsd that this Shaver s.at out % mako
psstsd the coast II also reported that In hasten
Ing TO the Galnss b. grounded oss u The many ban
% altar sssS 9As saG e. s.
pisces His crew Wa on shore with him. and be was pre-
pairing for su'ipess large scale The liberia Herald
the ACKNOWLEDGE jusistieton Of Liberia and every
tempt to ssabsh slave factories there WIN - promptly
Thsis Was prospect Of large quantities Of nsw rIos
coming into mafist and prices bad fAlsn. Farms In
every direction we're yielding .bundantly
with emigrsnts in good health In CONSCIENCE Of dis
appoint IN not receiving paper BY thu Shirley, the L.
bsrA Herald Announces temporary suspsnsien Of that
journal.
EXHIBITION TO LIBERIA.
The brig General Pierce chartered for the purpose and
SS e: from s0
Tsnnsssss Is from Alabama, 50 from Georgia. and from
south Carolina. There were "a males ana 70 fsalsa OF
S. undsr i9e xsls sent By msstsrs now living Il vera
liberated by win and q were born FREQ Tnsy were AL in
nns condition, and well provided with the means nsosssAy
to enable them to assume position favorable TO their
q these smisrsat. atty were liberated BY Richard
each ior their transportation and support az moshs ia
about 900 They vsrs :. sntirsy biasl Without any
|, viii b. ,smsmSsrsd that the H,n. ". T. Kennedy,
OF Columbus Tennsssss sent in the Zebra from New Or
leans last spriDg twenty Of his slaves he sent ano
snsT o, o. eso no
death.
me most intsrestIng and extraordinary part Of this
man and his vi and their children and grandchildren,
from Nashville, Tssnsssse liberated By Col Mont
them svsr, shss - an outhi and pHd us ssooo
70, their transportation and support six months IN bs
ria he has large number more, OF whom he wants 10
wiling to pay one han the sxpsnsss Of trs1sports
tion and support, besides giving them comfortable
OUTFIT and paying their 10 the port Of smbasa
has long bees known OF he 1srgsH manufas-
turers Of ron his slaves have been Ia on1y work man.
They shSssonshy % The sSs':. and hs,s
comp to build furnace for mailing fron and carry
Ing themselves. rhey Of nigh moral char.
country. Thomas Scott the patriarch Of the family Who
sailed In the General Pierce helped 70 make the cannon
balls sbieh wsrs nrsd nom behind the cotton balss
at the battle Of Now Orlsans ami he 10 yet Of
great activity and energy Of character He and his vhoIs
family entertain the very highest respect and
uoa for their late master md yaluse friend. Hu last
DO writs Almost loving letter TO my old msst and tell
him how much We love aim, and viii never stop thanking
Oossidsriss eli ths W have sst reason
to ccngratuAts ourselves uron the which has
asadsd the departure Of this very intsrssDg company
Secretary Of American osloulsstion Society.
ColfniSatiou Rooms, Dec. 81, 1858.