The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-30
The Afsesan slave Trade Reviveo
hv the Rrcmoh.

The Afrssan slave Trade Reviveo
By tue French.
An tatnrs.ting 6ebsss on this suhiscs cosa' ""
"a th> Rrltish House OF Lords on the iita t1e.-
Ia debate xAs arsntd By an irqs'rS pIsp'sea y
~ Earl Of shaftesb1ry % the Earl OF S'aten"en'
relative q sAs state Il tSt contract sufpoeso 70
iss bet boa y 10 darsetiies SUD some African
oA,.. fx The supply Of free engranss to the eneh
os,,oiss. Il bed b~en reported t6st this eohtrss'
w.s y.ssf "a By decree Of the French Govern
msu,. sud the Earl Of shafeesbcry wished TO ass
h,w Ear this report was true.
10 answss, Earl Clarendon said be he'd 20 reason
70 believe such dscrse had been issued. bat he
s~;;e,,-d there ~as no doubt that contract had
been catered Into by tbs freneh Government and
a certain Sea ic- ths supply OF negroes 20 the
prsneA colonies. which only received the sanction
q the rssneh Govsrnmcst on coalition that 1t was
70 b. hsxA Ids free emigration. "Nosc-' sdded
Lord C1aren son. ..sA.-s ed be rich this az free
.ss~oshn from AfrSsI- The EnSiIsh government
- usd the sxperlu,en. is years ago sud Us f|oa
sssy.v oa<s 1,tirs,y s,ii~d and IL o< ksiy TIA:
D,s,S erw showed sndsv any circumstances. 1hssf
Ase,arats ,ns Of the nobss earl received With
cheers aaS repeated expressions Of spProvsi. II
russ b admitted that never was pr-po.i ~ uere
clearly established than that announced by IN"
,oi,s speaher--tseyx oQs b zach 9:,g a. a me
s.ssoroto~ from africa.
We a ,ke she fsllas.os extract;
Pat ,his was what the French contractors wore
o,mp~lleu 10 IN. They engaged with the AZ kan
cai',s se.pv - - 80, iasrd ~ I'm
moen ae.., We" ''.s - ,hr.'n,h VII
she visw IL ascertatning whether they wefs viii
tee g.wk at statsd WAGES In the French co'ohi",
VI - - !. -. n,s az =, m A. When ,,,nA ar.
SesS,nn % 90. ~ na"., n -. - ,h. :, ~,
% So1i O sn'p 'nsy ,sa 80, vs. tba, bv hi.
.1.,-m the freac, e.,n,rs-tors were hr .ughi lat.
c'mp. s'. Ia. ~ f,r .lsv,- uh la tb,
.ssd ns@y = " sn.s'x ar. 49,. % ~ ef',
80. ~, -, -. tsi,u,s y, nh. :, IN.
49,, I'm, h.s tn no wsy altered the character Of
49,. "u' va. -. - 49, ,os,. n \, ,,,s.,.,,sJ
s'e - A. ~. n,.hs.s sod t,py o.sI m. b,
- 90, ,.,sss n, rSsh nafs 10 ~ ursyn their nei,A
h-x being. Of oouyss, nsat:sr II utter tsd.-enc
% thnss ohsfs uhehw pss sNi'ss nton' w soc :.
~ nsos<a a4a1's, soe,e 'n."s' Il 80 ~, 49,,
on .s'a III -. 80, rna v,rs carried nm
with that vtew vera 81 the n, st bar b.rous chsra
ter. anil cansed great l,-s ot lie Whole d'-tric's
w-r" DIP 'pnlated an n o''e nan OF 'nors Gap
70 eu satsseu 'nr ruae o',.,.o,.ss
ALA thai n IA. an net Of humanity 10 the negroes
Themselves 10 give Them that opportunity If -ini
grating TO p,so ah-re they eonli be prof 'soiy
enpt., Sd bni ne ~"o., remind 'he.. aoaasn ~,
.ns' sas pu. vs,sh Whit, ,hs ,s,t s.w years
hal snrnna no on the omst Of Africa in alln,e,
s~~S locality N which the slave trade had been
carried GA. and oy which the natiVts OF ah,ea
wire sfrsuy oshrnt rs "a '"s sp,.mds ,v,o a,s
- 49, -, ,his euhl.ct which were Of snch great
interest and contained such full ana valuable In
forma Ion a. 70 th. frais In palm oil! that he did
not wal. q have fh-m penllshrd III the rsaaia,
ssu'. 1870. ~ H. GIsar bssr, s;nrs nc,
enr H. I'D asssra,insd do, be tssds at Lagos in pain
c.: lid iscvs1sa6 50 PER cant. esd aractrted
1pto iras Z 3loooeo year ofs U, .naose q ~, az
49, ana 80 - - ri, ~
~, .es-s aIrrid on. ft,ear. hear Thers wer,
INV sxte...v~ rep.rations FIR war being mede In
ali The o0uRtrtes from which shs slaves wer'
e1ooxat-
Aerd CiafsrssSn fheh fead LETTERS ana aocun0"N
ssssesssoiSg hss Statements ne went "u - 50
sass tes bsitfh Sovernmen' mao o'oogn' '1e eao
tct 70 the consideration VI 'nhs o. f'ahoe' 30
d"ooting DAT 'nat aosefn"s1' ,si' an equn aD''0l
ss9ss ~ Ans ss'emps 70 ie'i's mo 'ia'e "aee' aH'
also nos ocooiins snss Ai''onSn no eoa'sn''cn -
s'sec o. TINS nomeht oe'"sen 'h0 Two eo.".'o'
Sst toAt toe Frenca gove.nnie"' "oo'o i'e' ne0'
ovuna 70 act upon 'no ep,'s y, '"' o'
mace oy tns great p"~s's' 'uhs sia'0'S sA'Itu
Z" ID "ofs IN ans " '".'t o0,oi'o'' '"u ."A' ."'
w""'a Pfe''n NJ '"'N nv- ee1e :"
oifreuy rs 'ha'.sS"y 1865
"os.s1e1 Do .'a. ~
AsDt sost '".y '.e 80 ""1 - :,
On ssro0o"0' ,u'o' t1a''o" ESQ o",' " y
P0. IN p7ses =, " " " p "
eSS % sJsem "ni0n, Ho"e'e' ~ ~
"u' sa'' 'S '" " VI
r"ssai Q. s'avs,y iao aus' :. 'u0 ei0a'n -
"'n"'en' vas 'nas ".i''s - 'u"' ~ua''o .''
osas7ueu' 10 a.'souas0 " 's
"p" '"s"', wv ivy S'4 ~ ~ y
~nco ~sfe 10 pfos'esS 70 'olaih sopp'y o' HT<
lao = TOT tneif ooonieS o0n'''.u'sa any 'io'a'f''
Oh that engagement ou'' 'n aus oohita' A. wal
40 act O numan"y 70 p'ocu,e 'n"' 'aooF III 90
noosss sno epsn uannss' ~n'0n o'ne' "''' "ou'o
Pr e0isa "''c Sa1 'p' a'''0'' u ''s'A'''-ne
ustDy ana Try ah"sa ~ 'ne ai'0uss'0n'
asfe~iog nfS Witn 'oe EAR Oh oaaf9naon snst
inpoe.ibe. and that the maintenance of the Frepoh
system OF African emigration as It DOW stands IL
identical 10 subsistence. II not IN form, with the
s.svs trade itsslf
Af>sg thess declarations, from rreh sauress
there can Re no dvubt that France has substs,.'
tally revived the slave trade add that the rem %.
s.renoes Of great Britain have not obtained from
Ioun Napoleon any satt.facton. Tbs ssneltivs-
point OF British philanthropy IN this instance
seems 20. b. the interference Of the slave trade
With tss oom,aeros IN palm III. 1srse,s 10 tint
e,,cuss,o.,. Wa.bineton Dec q, eorrssn,,,,;s,,
Of ,hs New York HERALD Sty.s the sI,uw,nu ex
.y.c< rom ds.,s,eh To tn, uoy.rurp.t ., ~, M,
ssuts r,,s.t of Africa dated ~, 10 ,s6. -. IN.
s,sy. srsds Is assrm ming a new ospec.. Tn. French
ooysrnpnsnt hss CONS DO into n ara m. Rr,,,s,
soa.iYoo ere ordered not 20 ,r fy the c,,oy, Of y
rr.oen vs..,, vba,h~r i.,ssl ,r,.,ar ~ me- Arr.
yoan him. On ,hs e,,p,rsrv. arr ...,,h.d ,.,,
sna oua cs,.A 4, . m.n,,sr x,o,s,,,.
,,tr.a - m. An. ~ .a.rohn IL. .,h..n, b..
-, lid ...s,,,, ,h, .t,,,,
xr,-.l.- a.. -. :, -. $780,,
so ee'S w N@N'''V" 80. 0S''e'"o''' VIZ"