New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
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Among the negroes landed in this vcrs s,~.
slave schooner viDanueva was the ella. -.
ono Of the African princes- i. seem. .h., 49,.
been cent BY bis father to the factory 10 ds,., n,
slaves, and &hile there wS induced 20 -. -
schooner. The csptain, it seems, VA. 40 -.
scrupulous than others Of the same schso, ..s
considered that the priace's sne physical -.
snee would be Q good recowmendssio, I. IT,
plapter, and without further cerspoov 49,. ~
below to keep company with his issAsr. -.
When landed here he began to TAN u r,~s
and Pcrtueuese lasgusse' to all whom ~.
complaining bitterly Of bis ,sd fste AAsr -
DAYS be found means to get loose from Ais mss.avI
house. and. in company with fellow w-esun,ryrss'5 al
he preceeded 10 the Real An1iencis, aud .hrre - !,
manded, in pretty good French, kis liberty -
rights 80 the frst-born Of Congo. An er,-s
in,tion was held, aud conclusive eyidescs prs.
duced of the truth of the Africans story. n
sppeared to know the names Of the a. +,
tain. mates and supercargo; bat was -
that enough proofs had been adducsa 3
identify him as one OF the VIhuassfl
carpo. He has been sent 10 the deeoit a
the Emaneipados," where he will be pssvAs1
with master for eight or more years, 90 cssc&ng b
the honesty of the Captain General and hiessAss1
natts wonder that Concha, who prstesls b b
such an ardent supporter of regal bloed anA il
preroeatiyes, does not receive him with tho sano
honors that he would pay TO one Of the petty Ger.
man Princes, who probably has no better right 10
his titles than this wild African. had the pleasure
of seeing bin one evening last week at the "fk-
posto." and be appeared to be contsnted, no 1ssAt
having been persuaded that be would be aestllsk
TO his native land. Hin body is tatooed And nsskGG
in all the pecuhsrities of the African style. n
negroes manifested the moot marked deiersace tx
him. and looked upon him as their chef TAe
keeper informed me that he was quite an Intelligent
Young man, and was employed by his father in bu-
feripg his prisoners of war with the whites. Sen
eral Of the Judges of the Supreme Coar. ham de
nlared unusual interest in his behalf and sAoSN
not be at all surprised il be were sent back 10
Africa.
The American bark Mazepps, that was seized at
Cardenss with the slaves on board hss been brcnsht
to Havana and relieved oi her ioad: suppose that
the whole number landed here did not exceed l50
| noticed but few women among them, and with II
exception OF four or five, the majority looked a. hae
and hearty as any set Of egrants that ever crosed
the ocean.
Another cargo of slaves has been landed al San
Imam de los Remedies from the brig Abbot Deve.
reux, whose purchase and clearance for the Africa,
coast was noticed in one Of my letters about iouf
months and half sgo. She Ostenslbly belonged 70
an American, glorying under the name OF Dnnt.
water. Portland man, who purchased and cleared
several other vessels. The Deyereux landed her
cargo without any difficulty, numbering nearly four
hundred souls, and was destroyed. The captain,
Myerp made his way 10 ST. Johns Puerto kice
and arrived here in the French mail steamer CadiS
on the I'd inst, and is still In the city at ne
date of this letter. He will probably -
to New-York, where proceedings could easily y
commenced against him, as the American ConsHho
could very easily procure sufficient evidence Of u
landing having been made. have been informed
that he has received the sum Of $4,000 for tAe
round voyage. The j. II. Record, formerly ofNsw.
port, and also of Com. DrDkwater feet isTeportsd
as having landed her cargo. For this l cannot
youch as vet, though do not consider at ~ i'm
probable. The Clara B. Williams and another bark
have been chartered from Sierra Morpaa whsre tAey
had proceeded in company for the purpose Of knd'
ing their cargces. They owed their sal7aosa v
stiff breeze and the feluctancy Of the comnsndef
the Spanish brig to pursue them further. Thus =.
formation was given me in the latter part Of -
week, 80 that it is but reasonable 70 suppose TIM
both have landed their cafgces before this. foa
will perceive that If our sugar ard molasses marAA
is duh, the slave market is not quite 50 bad.
Last Sunday another cargo Of Coolies arrived,
and they were taken up Immediately by ooe u ~
Colonization Companies ut sixteen Spanish ousoesS
head This is q good return for tho investment \
Cody not costing over $40 to deliver him in Ia,
vana The profits are too large to make the business
q school Of morals.
The Spanish mail brings nothing new from tho
mother country about change in our Government.
As soOn, however, as the news gets abroad Of tho
scandalOus way in which slaves are introduced, tho
English Government will demand Conchs's recall
Besides, bis time is up, and he expresses sviaA %
return. This / don't believe, az am convinced
Queen Of Spain.