The daily union., 1856-04-08
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horrible system ofsealing and women from thsir
homes in China says The Jourhal II C1mero and
yeyBg them 70 The wei Indies Peru 6e has grown up Of
iats IL lu o. the African slave trade and might be
expected like hs old slave trade IL is carried chiefly BY
English and American yessss-the latter hailing in ali
cases 20 far as we are aware from The nonslayeh0ding
State aud large portion of them from New England and
Eew York. Very likely Of the same hlen
gagged in this near0m busDes who arr loud in denoun
cling tie soaheFB for not turning large part q hs
fani9 u doors sending them the o. Cana
d. TtN following extract Of letter which has been
handed for publication shows how The materials Of the
modern says trads--ths Chinese cooes-are obtained
TO FIJI cu the picture require narrative Of the bor-
rors Of middle passage which is often fatal large
ber ana then TO the poor wreees getting out guano
Chinobs Ands which soon destroys remainder
We credihy informed that person who lay days
those islands esgs I've think il was Of the poor
eaiuros jump into the ppeerrng death by drowning
The slow torture 10 which their employ subjected
them If white man good as negro "A ihe est
nation Of the noisy pretended phlaDhfopss Of this day
or, rather II their humanity not shamtley would
utter voice Of remonstraDoe against the abomnabe
System 70 which have Oluded and which is carried
on il part by their own neghbors and from their own
ports;
SwoTow, CalrA, December TO- 1855.
We have bepi sails and expect to sail for Caao in
few days We have board 700 coolies, and expect
10 take 200 suppose God preserves lives,
viii arrive in about IS days. viii try to explain what
cargo consists Of viz menChinamen Of coursewhe are
called ChinRmen coolies As you have been to Russia, you
had sampe-be az serfs southern negroes
but poor things they torn from their parents and friends
aud board Of ship and many otksr ships Of
country well English They kdnap them and take
them the Junk call it, and stay there two
weeks till the captain thinks proper to take them board
ship They bought for fifteen and twenty dollars per
man. and when the captain ready go board the junk
the sings ont, Lay aft here calling the boys by
name and they have keep the boat from the junk for
fear Of Of the coolies friends coming and taking them
away We have cody who has away from five diff
erent ships The kdnappers bring out the coolies the
the slave market at Mobile for inspection. They
then made through several EXERCISES jumping kicking
&c and then inspected by the doctor After this they
given Clothes and then aboard the ship, and
have keep sentry. We have twenty armed sentry
night and day The coolies have several times tried TO rise
and If it had been for three coolies who made it
known they would have taken the ship We have plenty Of
ammunition board and three guns which lashed
bear the slaves they should rise ship took
from here and sold them for $3.50 each This ship expects
stay ont here about two years.
The following letter the Journal Of Commerce gives
additional facts on the white slave trade:
Correspondence be Journal o Commerce
HAVANA, March 81 1856.
The clipper ship "Sea Witch Lang master, from Hong
Kong Havana with Asiac sborers planters
lost at p M the 25th instant the coast, the
Of the Moro light about Is miles The captain arrived
at Havana at 3, day, and the captain general
Immediately authorized the despatch of two national
erhe GuAdalquiver and Congressoto the Of the dis
Rter, which they reached 10 o'clock night They
the Of saving the lives Of the eooes-bringng
them this city yesterday Over 5cO understand have
been received avesO died by ship diseases fever and dar
captain Of the barque C. T. Fowler (Pamsr) reports
his arrival here last week the loss Of boat which
shore for water the harbor of Lucretn 50 miles
eastward Of Rrmedio 1t captured by be people
shore The commodore Of the Gulf squadron and the United
States consul have advised the captain Of the fact
who has taken uch the require
for the appearance here Of those who did Since
writing the have been heard from, and be here To-
day tomorrow, and il ssid the captain only blame
in the matter.
Commodore Psuldng LEFT this port for MatanIas 2sth
where be at last sdvces, yesterday evening all well
Admiral Fanshzr, in command Of the British est India
squadron, arrived here the ship Boscawen "a guns the
eth instant and be followed BY several other the
wooden walls q Old England. In P4t also II. B. NJ ship
Powerful sl guns Commander Nsvey figate Terma
gAnt p guu do soop BuzIRrd, 20 guns and brig
Arab &c guns The Rsrss raveng Cuban poeke with
houses from to 900 every night. Health good. Mr. God
ard made balloon ascension last evening No items of hi
voyage. B. !.