The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-16
From the Albany Evening Transcript.
The Slave Trade and its Horrors---Great Bri-
tain, Spain and Cuba.

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Wv ,,,hnu tIo ,lrn,nction Of thn Snani.H outhnr
go IN r,'i With rnf,ronno ~ thn n,'..s,r's
~ e,,,,rns;on r,oartI,, t,lnn tho intnIIimorca
va, VI rnnro sati.f,ctorv natnrn In Ea1rno-
was :. ',;I;tn nr,iSrs nr S,rinaont ua
t,., ,ynre issued and Mr. Crawford the Hritish
ranrcsent,tiyr evnrcsscd h;msrlf satisfied at
thap sincor;tv ortbora orders Eprthor ;nstrnc-
t;ons nv ,hn s,,no ofcct woro ;ssn.d in March
onI nuInr them gao ncnrocs wcro roIaosod
Othcr r,.gu,ations imnosrd the nenoltv of dis.
missal of anv of the authorities Who shoul1 Gil
to revert th, arrival IF fresh slaves and undnr
thi ran,,,tion several district officors nod hoon
aisn,;ssoI In Nav also coo moro nnrrnos
vera released If was o,itc obvinns that if
| srch moos,,ras wore rioornusIv CARVED into Of
fnct tho imnortation Of slaves into Cuha must
COO, ccasn If was truc flat the venaIitv of of
| fcrrs had to very large cytcnt frustrated the
efforts made to SUPPRESS the trade. but AS the
| Ourcn- Mother of Snain. wbo--tbe fact was nm
fortunately too notorious--had been the chief
nro,noter of the trade was now removed and a
new government had be en- instituted. he doubt
ed not it would give energetic aid to suppress
the traffic. General Concha had been appoint
cd Governor General of Cuba. and it was conf
IDENTIFY expected that he would zcalously coop
crate with Espartero who, there was every rea-
son to believe, would leave no measure untried
to secure the object in view. lie. Lord John
Russell, had known him for a long time. as a
man of the greatest honor and the British Co
yernment would urge upon him in a most earn.
est manner. that all credit of the Spanish Co.
ycrnment would be forfeited, if the slave trade
should be continued 1t NAV be boped.
therefore. that one effect of the recent
SDanlSh lnSurrCctIOu, Will be the total abolition
If the slave trade. so far as Cuba is concerned.
The inioutics of this trade can scarcely be con-
ceixed It's history is full Of horrors
The details that MIGHT be given unon the subject
would thrill the heart Win svmna,hetic AGONY.
! Covornor buchanan in a dnsnatch datcI No.
vcmhar 9Th Is3y saws. -" When at Sierra Ie-
onn 7 visited a small schooner of 100 tons
',h;,h was inst hrom,ht in with G,nr hundred
WI sornn nn ho,rl and or oil tho scnnos
"iu ror cav his was tho mnst over
~ n,1s ~, another occasion Snanisb
po osoi IL; J has"d hv Rri.ish cru;sar en-.
tasSt 1 ',ts. .n" rasks 4 t5re,c ,brn
eoa.u .'e Sn $780, tbn co,nmandcr of a
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morning my "est iounu ueau nne mi :,
cDoiy went ashore ORR; 10 purchase Ttrers " supp
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