The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-30

dche tie testimony OF the people who accompanie
e. attempt Il Sti~iSaisn or vIoeass, and that Ii
nate fairly mace acquitted with the limits OF thei
legal authority Itdeec the idea Of violence atoge
tber out Of the question this party who went boar
| were entirely pnprowded w,h weapons, sac bsto,
o. office carried by the pohcemen VINO, dressed Ia pai
clothes, only slosed by their superintendent 81 tae
suggs,,on Of Mr. Price, to assist in rowng the boat
and the entire party only consisted o. Mr. Price, tna
revenue officer, and Mr. Shoredche besides the
among which included tho policemen aforesaid
The snbs'an isl Of the above details We
sides the honor due To them for obeying the noble
pulses o. humanity both Messrs. Price Shoredche
most likely to rave disturbances. They we're unwilling
sue for wit OF habess corpus upon mere report ane
81 the same time nsy were tuy aware that the BELIEF
detained q chattei Ia our harbor would have
quickly occasi"ned en- the property ana
OF the captain and crew Of the Loango which night
have resulted in consequences fearful TO contemplated
Both the gentlemen had uldoubted legal right Il
other as peace ooer when he had reason 10 believe
that disturbances was impendiDg and beth acted
worthy object and averIiDs those unpleasant con-
sequences which were sure to have enaued but
have bsen ssa Il p Ss,s
offs at any time to board British vessel, when cir
render i desr.hie TO 90 So and Il Is rs;ss
prspted TO hIean vessel which Is not claimed by and
If claimed luid not DO conceded to one Of our own.
To pirate about Insult TO the American flag,
invasion Of eacred right of American CT izen this
Gaze simply an aosnrditg worthy OF the impudsnce Of
nationality when British vessel for the purposes
of goes into some of the American slave ports
board the ship Of any man happening possess tngs
Of sbe in his complexion he IL forcbly dragged out CT
his vessel and iucarcerated in filthy prison. Hapese
indeed TIE fate of the unucky wretch If he is UNABLE
has captain 10 unwilling u deray the cost OF bis main
tepapee Viii III that duneeop. Sod oy pubic outory,
life Of in the rice Of Carolina, in the
fields Of Louisiana his lot while the OF Biton
TO which he )ays claim in hope that 1t might relax the
o. lis bondage II echoed back cruel derision by
his rele ntiess task masters We Of than
personal acqusiptance who not three yesrs ago.
made taste the les If American JAIL which
occa,ep ne ter and {. coorsd mani Of the
vesstl-saiipg out Of London, soo--was himself only
saved from sharing the fare the majority of hs by
the perpe'rstion OF faud-excusable perhaps under
the ci msiances-of pesenting fictitious certificate
Of his being native OF Malta, which document was ma
nufsc-u ed for the express occasion in London
With ree TO Captain Fairfax his Excsllehcy the
Cove, nor after investigation of the whole affair
snd srict examination OF alt ties concerned the
preser Of The captain Of he Cyane found impossible To
scquescs in The demand Of the csptan either for apo
ogy record the conduct Messrs Price end
shorediche sceItsinug which decision Of his Excseu
cy the rate commander, are informed, exhibited
naives Of apology rupture thus placing the dispute
upon footing inv, living dhonorabe concessions the
on he p. Of TIE uai.sa States On sS
other. The discussion arriving at such climax.
bent him to decline any further attempt moly tha
valiant commander. We oeieve however that pfeviouk
his departure Captain Fairfax addressed despatch to
his FxceeDcy inteDee doubt to be explanatory of
the spt which he took his departure from Antigua
but which understand anything but conciAtory.
1t is singular feature in this affair that Mr.. Hgnbo
than he commercial agent to the Uated States old not
acknowledge and express his dsss tafs ,on with the
explanatory despatch which the Governor addressed ia
HIM immediately after the occurrence complained Of;
his Excelency Was, therefore, no doubt, lefs under
planned until the suoden advent Of the Cyane dis
pc led the Illusion. Nor does 1t appear that Captain
Fairfax vas acquainted With such explanation till after
his arrival here, when with mind already fnfamed
by statement Of the facts of the and tho
noisy eaulltions Of some hafaozen American sympa-
in Nhnfo An NJ <hoth
ct that GOODNESS which might other
wise have render ed him amsnable reason and caused
him to me little regard to statements made oath
by nfiemen of high rerpectabity, although such
teshm was somewhat at variance with the story in
vented by the mate OF The LoaDgo, VINO 1t might be pre-
snmed was naturally anxious to excuse himself In the
eyes Of his captain
it to be ,ped that this ridiculous quarrel win be-
suffered 10 rest where il at present Is; but not and
mischief should ensue, parties in this island Will feel
greet Al tavingwe willing to believe unthinkingy-
while the Am. rcan comm ander in the island styen
their best 10 omen dispute. which had its origin In
baseless idea of vleges which never, tenty
with Tar gher and heller claims re for sAge moment
tolerated.
The Kingston Morning Journal, after publishing the
bove says
We requested to state upon reliable authority,
The Register respecting the orders said issued the
Queens pilot With reference to the Cyane s incorrect,
that Mr. Fox at any time forbidden TO taks
that vessel ont of port The sc too of the MedeA
ing been warped into the position described BY
contemporary, had nothing whatever-we also
uIed by the best authoriyto DO with the relative stu
stion Of the Cyane
The Jamaica Standard, commenting upon the case,
says
In the Of the Loango, there literally not pre-
text for complaint against the British authoIues nor
the remotest Justification the upgentlemaniy pugna-
city OF Commander Fairfax. His conduct Is precisely
OF bully VINO conceived that the tnrestenng aspect Of
his csrronades would brighten the British authorities into
be st TO i IN % 70
not be forgotten BY British ofwar, and that when
the Cyare, under he command of this valiant Bobad,
does copdescend on future occasion to salute the Bril-
tsh flag, BETTING silence the part OF ships Will
mark the contempt in which his conduct held ny every
officer In our service.
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH WAR SHIPS.
from the Kingston Journal Jan. TO-
We learn that her Msjesty's ship BosoAwsn with tho
6fg Of Rear Admiral A. Fanshawe, 9. B.. TO eave
n % Port s.s
may be txpected here about lhe 26th inst.
Her Asjesty's brig Daring, Commander Napier, Left
Fort Roy al yesterday morning for Montego Bay. Tbs
Daring will return 70 tins port via Port Antonio, with
troops.
to leave portsmouth the 17th ut for Port Royal,
calling Barbsdoes and Trinidad her way to land
and o the seth regiment for This, and win bring
down te % W. regiment and Will after arrival here
W. sarn that the government cannot yet got vessel
to take the detachments of the 1st W. regiment to II
erra Leone.
MARKETS.
KINGSTON, Jamaisa, jan 10 -Butter-American 12xd.
Beet-sr1iths family soio at $685. BreadThe market Ia
yet inundated with breac and crackers We have stock
enough to last four months Goldfish has been dull Of
tae at los. In tierces have off readily
At 49, TO t0s. 100 tisces which were on hand few
weeks sold at prise not allowed to transpre, bat sup
posed to be 1884, Two entire cagoes and portions Of
Others, Iemsin nsgnees' hands Cheese-D. G. u
worth l6d FiourThere Is total absence of spe ula-
tive feeling and the article only moved in small
quantities for in date use, chiefly ct 49s Sales Of
500 bbls, some time in the island at 49, Hams--Ame-
rican Of pest quality is at 9Ad. to 10d IArd-Saes Of
800 kegs American at 10d. Lumber-An over stock of
w. and the quotation of sbs Is only nominal. W. C.
shingles Of good quality worth 22s Mackerel-26s.
in csrgo. The price which has lately prevailed Is not
obtsipsbe, owing TO the receipt being much In
cese Of den and fork-Lmited sales In Ut 112s.
and l01 bbls. at HOS.
NEWS FROM HkYTI.