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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

lfrcm @e bts o1 Herald, karcn
since TIE uesxpscssd dsneuemsnt ai:scdsnt upon ne
.s fD, the dseipss OF rsuAsa csy bsvs esiseA
vsDqru, isssiiG hat apoihsv ssssmps grand prize
display of Ne bsuc science uses skpdst Win vvsse
rrsre thsn befei The 'iorsys OF TIE manly AT" on NE
sptJoce excvrscn
Bot ssinips ooursss tss pteror Ass CT another rag
Rssd In this ctT sons ,in-s. me bottle eoldsrs
npre, sroynd eo c-te,nintd yros. and tht Day nsed
itS tie display Anc aesetsb- 70 prvss nstrr osyns
itrvtsy 10, vn nred rpor for ibs rsn6s Of ths mcn
rtsd ssts ecn obsf oy TIE dsht 10 iaks tbs oars nT
spcs 81 srcund shsos twelve miller from Bos,cn. via
Fssters favigsd
rts st1e,fogps wsr. copsvcsed n 20 guis, style
raj bsrre sfsr tie pollce Of ,as cry the villagers
vtc -s'@ed Is~r the battle rourd, we're svwe, the
iu- nsn tsrmiuaied sai e ~ cis'ws returned tonis
guroarief.
ste sor,es, for sspsrtcrsy described having besn
rtry p,crs cted and aD a,sd hosh men pvcvtsg esms
20 ,se en- snd vas ncs snti ey lenssy rousds hsA
ss sr.. .'' ss, s''s ss ,ss s'''s ''s %. I'm: n:
.ar'As epsfed ssys obliged 70 withdraw bin
s fe rug tbss biz ife K,shi 10, be peviied and hs
Lsdsf be urer ihsi, hands. nh " sad hs vAs eyf.
~ ''rnn5etd " hh sc.ai nnesntnts tsnf scarcely ds
c,tsr.osn sven sats5 siisN. sppicsscn ofhe spco{s
Tfs ~intef d'd nos fare nd bs<,cy, hs jss Being No
ssr, Gd ~ vision Amcss othesatsd Apo % ended the
sssst prize nshs 10 shs vssty. Described - hav
NC teer vevy "ssssfscory" 70 the seresed ~ - esd
ihs scvsrs os We manly sr vno s'ssded " specsaasrs
Bcsrc- vsrcb =, 1887
Bssnasd Ford, Edn~nd & rrtcs. xAxns Hass and bts-
~ r'useeaas vsrs arrested W dar charged vfh beng
imvIsesAsd ~ rv'ss ssss -hcs ,ccs ris~ IN asscx
COUNTY - Ttusss7 W., 80 a ~ss p ss0N "a
rv ssedeo amer s,s sars ~ .sss- -T'9s ca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

Jams Gonsos BU Uslrr, Mo
DuR sn:-A writer In yccy paper o. this morniny
svcs the dkirt ssinz siias1on Of the
Of Warrington aac 1aLsl s;rer up stairs, whose wants
be describes a. very great, and rays be bss s,vsa
ia nsDs end rideocc tusSssteo that what
lie ssys uue Her logging, he ssys. u ove' sscsrn's
egy store the corner II Washlustou and OSnAl
s,rssts Whl you sc6d The enclosed Tive dolsrs
so0losed I'D HuRAIpl 70 the poor woman. READER
Nav TosE, hsroh :, 1851
or rus s1ARvr6 FAMILY. coRSER or WASHING
Ton ARD CANsL 5rRExTS,
TITS amount WAS given T. me lS2) when NE In dmi
circumstances, byA fcerDg rsneer, rome tvo pears
40 AZ have sot Inc difficulty, send you tho
,ts same so
We have also received two dollars from another
benevolent individual, doing business tn Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

( 'THnsKs covD TINS COMING, Rms >
s~~~s~~~s
Tbs bend came reri IN ordor snd sfsr II tors
The and rfoceso7 o hoJs 10 The run yer o. ave tnau
h,s,s ieousape We bave ~ues,ed tbs, ~opdsf or tb.
set Presnsnus csrpasS Ne treat procession CT Capt
Syocers--ve have neen tho Hno- Ntsrg, 10 ell tnsr
orj the sYea female suso ont o. toe bacs re- ub
csns sst is4 81 Pouetkeepse; bet none ~ then coud
compare with the great procoss.o5 o. Yoons New Yors
,te,ertAy Ibet al ayeWcd Tor he oscaioS, sad
% ve rsuprts sd eeors asi remark sps.a ~ removed
pl'esure, thg sli had o!ceG faoes In fact hsssr1
hrsay @ood ose q isss OF everlasting altitude 70
'he uo,hers oi hev York for ys grArd aiipay ehioh
hey ahief make and ,bs fact ,hs evoyy bog
hsd oss cap Tn IL sunho.nt prof that taciv motre,
hhow thty we're GU, u would be irpo,si,e 70 e've
slyapg lae csnlise ds.criprop OF tna par, OF las
toocesin sod do n full lastco u wa % rrr~i "
10Y. " essss .@cy o. s..sre .aa o. =, ss,sSS =,
Ne aovspco are of f' ard syi1 ard yno arc ~ veil
fu0~s se ole boyr rhsre uero short boys snf Icpg
beJs ia boys AID lssn boys and hcys Of sn ccse"p
tCGf. gtep there " kssf .5sn in oster, or, pe'-
bAps ebcvid cay IN r5e, . Considerable fyroe "
,orc'mer, sI ard-s IN tre bonersss eapso''r o mar
Prssss'J ulu 3civS tIs prD'sFs.rn sarsei trom The
spF lhfrt p'sca bpd nvcted dosn Ninth svonae 70
Brts0way dovp Brcsessy 70 the end cf tho PNs
hepce syoneh Eolon sisest 70 nassau, up Nssssu 10
s,psts avssus .so ihssoe 70 uriou Psrs Here crowd
- - tvo or .fFec thousand boys vsyc assembled
srGScsJ awaiting TIE S,rvs oi the E'ts and bsevi 'g
~ insr 1rcterce that tney ~onf revs- ocre end shss
be rbsr trsw We -n = -fsn sr' tna srv srtt Of N.
crsrs' tlurss 5swn the Fnrrfs dbpelsi ,,cir
sfivi-sr, and ir fsr minutes after the head ~ ne
e1S rppccrcd n 'gcn. o; Tic Wa-hpaton mnau-
ntBt yhcre vss P-essed ~<h euistgis-pe cheering
I1dJ RAD ise ossieus pe'r-d Nc mansnooi uhsa
i-y uefe eufrCBSfsf by o. itra iqnt aad eager mutt
T1r, sno n 'ev momers The tsmense evo sd
-res h,i formed n procession hensd, sross
htct sh si re rslns arr iriref thor II
N o.eess ~, ne pOco % .i,enyito keep thera baex
~ pTtssSc On visa Toe rsisiess fo'ce 81 storr-ns snc
rlp srq upss the rhs~ thry demspnod a. right rrta
T. 20 isvor g. tcs ttes rhoue brtS-n srd there ais
uihttf -oe ~boleo pribas ull oi nvisd saess e1ssg
"a n WITH fsayty scoi vu In Tho wc-x ~ cisr1u
too sIc Nes'-s We'd srd Chrstv he'd q, r-ss Est
,ouio g fcr n k0t az hour Thee v1s vlih Chi
CFcp 81 tbsir ms s3Crg ts spyrcarit. and won
eto hsf be- dslssssd ~ Zoe juycvi pc.son ~ teew
isnn o. siient 800 c'sihUrnu Be- tnsgs q M esi,
ssis oe prevrgb sgs. 30 az tbnrsi ssd % there -a
"a rpc 10 tee greet kif~ resen sr tho hr ,Nossnd
re Sli esrioutoo "A VI oogrse n a hour rhs one
tue, ,uyUsj to~p Brosjysy SOD he crowd tSp~cd
Wy ibeg sit~ and r. sft sos system Of se-is
srvevss vbcn kessis NesS ard Carst we're the
fFsi ~ ssebusb fnss. bow "a not ne ons evigrs
~ eryrse 10 vhioh iory hsse boz casAged Tor u s5
ts NJ lssst thrty 'hsusspt tnlsrs worm OF ~
bh quar- ess rsrs rsmpei v,.a snc 'kiS q iSsr pseo a
au.fV.rD
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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1876

TAo Resur, oxn the a@auxuration.
ARRIVAL IN rHI Iry or tax o0HPANIEs Ra'
rURnNe Fnoi ~AsHIsarOs Os--sPLKsDID Fiss
nEn8 DEMON y, ALTON ~ wDlOOMN HuMx HOW
!, ARE ES0INs 90 no N-rHa ALBAsY BgseBssEs
CORPs AhS raf OBARLksrOwN OTrY GUARD.
Yesterday tns mpanies that ls and pAssod through
shis oy on thetr way 10 the Inauguration OF Mr. Bu-
chansn reiurne sa very well pleased with tasr exour
SION
TIKI ALBANY BUR0RssXS COEPs-
THIS COMPANY arrived 10 this osy atoA. YESTERDAY
having ooms throuah from Pha ispnla the owl train
whioh len that cisy as ono O'Clock Saturday morning
fhey expressly declined 70 he received by any Of on
city military Oonp~ses, although . number OF them
pctsed thew services 70 the On being
esded n the loot Of Ooaads street the Corps mSrohsf
y sbe Aston Hoese end proakiased ana at HIS
tho3 took the oars nj OnAmbers street for homs
The Buseesses Corps speak the wsrfnsst Of the
Kindness tbey rosvut IN PMisselphA, Baltimore and
Warrington In the istter CITY they rensivsd by
tbs National Guard, Who enterAned them dorog the In
aueuraicU ceReBun5es IN Baltimore she Light Guard
reatvoc nesk ua4 N rhieoelphs Gen Oad dwa'later's
Bv'gsde dia then r'niiar horror The Phisto'phis
Gsass also t6ok he Cosps In charge and gave them
salute N parting A1,mu,onee pbo.ngraph OF the ocm
pany vAs 'Ahen In ifoot ot the City Hal, Dodworh's
second oand scsor pssird the Corps 70 Alcany
TIE cHAsLssTcwS crr GUARD
THIS ccnpsoy arrived Aat evening ~ tae Oa odsp
end Amboy reue, hu 10 she discrcdt. OF oiy militia
" 30 c~~o's xAs offered saem Tbey pu, 40 At the Tam
MANY E1.e. Aitaopen their trovso,eeis wsil
bno~r so'ice bss bee ssker .. TIM, aus company
u any Oourtsses prrreyed, notwisas,endirg the
isct ,has they rvrross 10 rosnaln iu this city
until Monday sney posn, when tuey tsks she Sound
beat Tor Ncrwsrs Ths rnnTn;ug they viii attend
divine service at DR.. chspnv church. Ths ChsrIestown
Guard sp',k n glowing terms oi the bndness they re
cstvtd op tSot icupey 10 the capital Oo tho morntug
~ the 9TH Of Msvoh they called upon Pyes,deu. Pierce
wbo Welcomed them warmly. The Now England resi
sausbe Rold pecsi one side o. which was . medallion
teness of w,Anpgcn ard tho rsvcree bore :ha Dsc1p
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N.vss ins.ilaseees.

@he ass}kiyn yard has bern nrOusea vrh visfssvs
asrps ., ass wssx, o. oostr' Of ns msn~sss sss-'
.hp kTS1t ss,,iss ibs ysvsr ssd q'Ady hes en-
IolhNs -iJs. MO, A.sr,ssuess Bsr macAssevy,
., f.r az Fs,4 Z, Kxrcr inSp,ef wesks 70 sssyNA
,ed IN ys . nc saprcse bat q sh cot 6i6sr~nt-
he A sra Tht,iy ryvolv nns nruN bsvs bsen e&spy
sssers pshsd ~ Il. Nv srss ecsine, ard V : sSf shs
81 ia NE se loye f.e vfscl etaf sr~ned = III csss.
-l,s r.thb,T. OF irm fomg cssa -,
-,cssvtrr tntS IN cs,vra fs seer s>vwsiy ftf w
mars 80 = n,~t rssy~-ssble ctssus ncm sks ctss su4
ecnsvt Ernbrsr OF resp cists aides ssS ss-te p~~
.bo xSss tsvefts piss V she wvssei hsva bear
rersss ffu @sce sfely, GA hs ~ stce th.. bsraune
,cms leU,o ienslS v@s wuSt snsggrrg rrn - fts
s,e. o. na Wabash (sbo arr on ,a-t ths y@eeia
ps shr IA 10 lmyo~>lbe to SEQ 'rrrs~ N, sS1s "a
slic seJ ssi she vsiussd ths ffsfcss o. vtis-. tt
nsst n n a suali fasc, rl- a. 4rfercsr 4 . IA.
srowec or tcsfs s-el s,l.a - svsy ~ F. .
Npif 49, srtsDrsFs
4close r.--s s-~'f es Hy 81 as7fs a. o
,.sseLSra o. xNzs .@spa a. TIE .raag it-so
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SrNufhsN ~ rHS 'orycIt % KArsss rrssrOsY-
Az rr-irrt consideration % tns bill cntiUoi "Au aN
BPeTioe l"r 'he sskiug cf consrs ani clsritn FOR
De-, Ears Ccnvenu am constrained 10 rstara toe
exr" wf'hcv, wr approval
fstNcR ovsf other ohjreilcns desiro 70 oAH yoar g.
ricus ntentcs 70 maefls orui alon In the s,l rsr
to NC sot tfst the Lslssanre hns f'ie1 70 r-ke
prc-, 90 70 surmN shc rsi,a oa, frsmec a. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
Aecsdtst Or The RxNe FRalsoaS--A Traan oi
Csrs 1rove n on the HI acks

We rs wed infos nation yeatsray shas tne Uncsnnss
express tram ,he Erie rarcsd duo In ths city Fri
say morning last thrown or ste track on ths wcs.
5ivis,oc Of she road, ara rat vs- hnS beca-l
The egsph this railroad IL In tbs hands Of be sc
rspy, and tney, Of course keep what hey pisefo Of
,hsusevss On sppy'os ., the ofcs yesterday Tor far
,sev insormauon respecting ths socdsnL our rsporte
vss Informed that casualty had occ AIRED, but thsy
flee spev noxhipe shost L. Ecse o. the employs 90
he compsny lad heard thai anything bsa ken place
ire o. ectors OF the company neId uestrg st tho ~
Nicholas hotel on Frsdsy night HAD sny thing TO d.,
vii ebla arrtseUtP
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PRssRsTxp
TIE cHAHtESvVWN (AAsS.) CITY GUARD,
NTW ENGLAND EE9Il}VNrS or WASHINGTON


h,or Ben Per'sy Rore made tho so. speech,
st N vw dtiireip responded 90 by Cartsn perce on
rrst Of The GpsFd In Baltimore tbs Ci.y arAys OAp
s'n Warner received them Gct their Escort to tho
sSr eud Ia Pbbed' lphia the WsshH Blues, Leuto
rent Woec son mard'De, WAs their ente,taiaers They
sLown a the tons Of the Oily Of Rrotbersy Love-
snd were uttted most Hospitality n Now YORK s.snc
cy rave been ecied. II II 10 be hoped that
~ oar military niesds viii take them In hand 70 day and
"a morrow.
WELCOME HCEE TO nowABB SN0IrE NO. N-
The mepbers OF the Fire Department uads magnln
rent dem ,nssrs,ou lat Might TO Welcome homo Howard
Ergue Compeny No 80, which had been on . visit to
vsrhtn sson " vitress tne lsuysou Of Mr. Buchanan
,he us,n In whcn ihey wsre announced 70 arrive
cue st Jersey os,y ss eH O'Clock p. NJ but IN coz
'.qptroe OF The ipn nse Iosd II did NOT ~
rive until an hour amer hoe. number OF the
fire trs'nr pauies bad assembled at their respective
prev "a 10 THAI ume with their apparvus and
accompanied BY Da<ds masohed down 70 the fooe Ct
CnS,isy dt sueet. TIE hero animated one
over rorasud fTtnlao were 30 ths ground In their
tcrresqre crstume. cad - many more In oil
zsps' ercfa. 7ts dsisy OF the train Was sub
ut,ed 70 good buiDorediy. and the sacoM In
'se Ietsf boshcod DID q thriving bustnsps IN to
4 rim. Al er Sst the boat came In witktho Howard
wa Conpsay board. and shey wsso rocetved BY
ar ieiov eerreu WITH vehe@ent cheers. Alter tho
oeiccae q p oretscn 10, MAD. wtich marched up
Cotlspdt street. b. cad ssy up Broad unv 70 Puh0n
su.t down tba HsssIp ofhce whore the p~coess'on
he0 Yses In she 'n;ovog order, sAu Nc our ofcs With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

NW0 tSu 0Stm MILO PHoSeMdatt0Gs
Y0UMo HDW YOaI II Observation-Disclosures rHOv.
eArD BOYS WITH OLEAr RAoss In LIss IaMEssH
JUvsAll1 MASS kEAfIH0 IN UnIOs sou ARE--rsk
1HoUsAND KIrBs raxaEkrxD TO fHs BoYs-
These was an unusua exol emess lSt week among
thss portion Of Juveae opuia,oS which belongs 70
what sonno has faos<ossiy osued the serocr ser
the bsys Of New York informed through the sdver
Hare columns Of The daily papers George Cnrisy
and wood's Nisstreis would, Saturday, March z al
one O'Clock present 10 the clean fscet well behaved
youths of thk city "ten thousand beautiful hiss IA.
latest end most sppsovsd fashion, Union sqaae near
the washipgtcp poDumeat" rh1 Aunouuccr,ent sas 70
oesvcd with pessc rapture and the mos. caGy
imagined the golden days Of which they had rad
much In fAiry tales were st lsxt reatz'd-toa' shs
wouderiuI .iane had whom the streots /, b.
paved penny osves instead Of those sbominsbe GOD
blesopes granite blcctr and that the houses ws,
ally thAtcbed with pancakes The most sausuns gs0.a
In his most hopeful moments certainly dreamed
Of whas actually ,uok plane yesterday In Uri'n square
and 1t doubtful whssser mis- conception soEpsssod
suoh numerical display OF kiks Ten tooosand, and
ell OF them 10 be distributed for btns annng he boys
and graz prncesson gos up excustvey FIR tssn, and
hescea ~ siusi rand OK usc, and sevesxl iaKs omr
buses each drawn by s,x eight and sweive horsaS d..
cerAted with pspaes-aed ali this especially and eIou
sivey for thsni wsy there WAS hardly q ooS 10 tia.
procession thst i'd feel happy snd prove,
ard pernsps coaa1etaby more so Than did sbe Caaf Ma
ss'fste tbis great cnoGvy on ,ns day Of nls ilar
guvs,ion. Inc grand presentation aay Sas az
nsy be supposed, looS 81 forward 70 9Th Ordinary
fcDea G pioazuye the happy morning arrived
York Die hs, In oil travels DsersIer Hsopss,
brighter or ctsper iASSs tiAo shors Tho programme
announced THAI the PROCESSION would form prec,sey .:
ten oorrk, tho OF Thirty fourth street
NiU'h avenue sne VITA puDousiay that 10 scaGol.
uIeter bope see they ell n, gsound
al tie required time, sId many long before. rhe day
sss 30 tascrsbe that Mr. Meri.n himseli mus hsvs
hIcus eli hs infuence 10 bear OLD ous a1d t3sva
ws ird OF oUs 70 ecy.te the uolc ,su Ard z,sss
n tt.ife he hrs en-
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rEA THnUS.Nn x rEi

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wo.id be inloasi Ia 70 DO justice to this risscNcspc
cnSn ~ spy lsssvsse. asa shall 'hsrssU,s contoa.
ourseves ~lh tne or.f Ous expressive ea,ogy sro
pSDrc.s by youteful o. mirsr wEen fsss cts
'tusbed iSson srd when hc exclaimed OH soi'yil
sLst tNeii"
Tue ne sEt IA TIA pIcC' -5on was .iE horse OGnibgl
iosGe5 vhh kitss al nade from the tauC del.
olssoied with the following iIscrpa largo ohsrno
tn-
A rGkSENc
C1RErY AND WOOns MlNsfRkLs
Brcsdvsy
q e.es~ss ssso~s essess
foio~ing tas cmu,bns wn 'srss tent sr'oed 40 C.
red ssecn drawn by four horsss On ths a. Z. or the
i 'ert ~ks the 'os'o~is. s'-nirnaut snporncsvse-t
CBxlsIy a WOODS slNs s,PELS >
VIII criributo
,
TEN THOUSAND Kirfi :
AT CrfOs rccARR, AT oNs 0'CLrtN
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6ct .,e C~pGrcss housand two hundred and
seveiy sir a7e) sbbo the vee ~ favor cfa conves
uon 70 frans saie ocrn'.uson vas bu, two thousand
nn vel hnovn fscs to every person st all couvW.
santvish The Ureumrsnoss attending the isss election,
into CANVAS sbs small voss polsd fov
Nm sgpncanily Indicative Of Inc popular iadnsresco
No one Viii osiu tbs, aero majority ,hs voters
OF This Terrsory, shouss ns ,rhy OF tncss voting,
ana ocnofded thss ,hose vosns eourd py the
scs of those who did
The bu uaoer copsloe aiion seems 70 be drswn fror
the bti known be ronbs bill bat IN several reSps,
d ners rom thas eh and 10 these psstsovpr does
not fuSphh equal Rusrspt fairness parsty.
fhe former secrrto The Appointment ct I've inrvtial
Cnmmsaor err "a tsKe and the ,epsas 70 MAKE
ptper spporsispmen, smccs Toe several counties. and
SstsrAy TO supsrnsspd all the prefnnasies 10
ss election -nis BY the prssrss bsl oil these In,
pcrsns sutes be- pevornso sy Probs Judges and
srs,. n o,s.r mpor,sD. vsrs,eal.r. Ss saI " N.Y.
Toombs conferred valuable rshN and privileges -~on
tt Terrhery ard provic.d msAns 20 pay tue sxpenses
OF ihe convection While thi, bill does ne her.
Ne are dsprss 10 avail ourselves OF toe vsocm OF
the psss, we VIA pause some tine bHEe inrow "a
opr territorial oonehen under prescht rcunstancs,
fhe siate 81 kehasn y raiped rssyftofy for ave
yesxs aftr ,he hsd tae ras'se popu N asd WITH
,ros eBouih ir oil ise sk rsess OF nsasy ws4ih 70
to ytf tvppnrtrg And they knoohs =, she foov
Of TIRE Upion With ths usSy conf icnes which spoks o.
tAlivrna Was under peculnF and su,~cvHnayy
cIcr Her rich nnss Of tht pvecous ssis ~
IRA ted teeroiBs pesu'afcc 70 ter sscrcs, ssd bss
tsl a'ed pfsion from he ysys ~ rent Win her
,urtps 1rboact -e~th sussestcc the srpsrmsa
u s s0yesBnoDt; srd ~ NJ rae bes sase csnsetuuos
rs,asd BY tse vc'e Of us peoy'e the pcsuNicn cs
Calrnla enua I'd hss 70 two Feprsssntatives In Coz
observe BY tho MESSAGE Of the acvsrvor u Nnss-
sc,a ss as PspsIsso, o. ,ss. n,ivrs rrr,ss.I ~.
tfhfy aud thyy Ave Mksns n dollars And IN view =
tasss iscs ssa Ne Arys iaersass sgiesitwG pss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE,

In the House of Commons on the 18th inst., MI Z.
Buxton rose to that an humble address be pre-
setted to her Majesty, praying that she will be gra
cously pleased 10 employ all the means IN her power
in order to put down the African slave trade and TO
obtain the execution Of the treaties made for that
"puIpote with other powers. lie ssid thet IN doing
so he was anxious not 10 enbaIIass the Government,
but his only with was that the House Of Commons
should give cordial and if possible unanimous aSseS
ton Of opinion the subject which lie thought would
tend 10 strengthen the hands of the Goveinme nj 10
ther dealing with other natioLs on the question. He
was so1, 10 say that there had been great increase
of the slave trade into Cuba. In lSi7 the number OF
slaves Imported into Cuba was only LOO; but in
the lattwo years they had reached 10 L. 900 O00
As an ilusta alton oi the suffering of negroes in the
course Of this trade lie mig nebion the OF
eel Of 80 tuDs, which taken by VI our crulser
on board Of which SEQ negroes, cranmed together
in space in which they had not room TO stand or lie
down OF even TO move. Asa matter ofhumoniy alone
lie thought the House ought to require that this
slave trade 81 oud be put down. But happily in this
case humanity and wise poicy Went hand ia hand to-
getler The greater was the increase OF the slave
tade the less would be the opportunities afforded Of
legitimate trades on the coast OF Africa. Already the
trade in palm oil and ground nuts on that coast
amounted 10 three millions; AID if that trade set
tied it would be easy 10 obtain great quantities OF
ivory gold dust ind timber OF every kind The next
most important feature connected with such trade
was that there was splendid prospect oi our getlog
large supply Of cotton from that coast; In the
course of the last few years there had been consd-
ernbe trade in cotton with the coast OF Africa, which
was fine same quality that We got from America
gentleman interested in that subject had brouyh. to
England two intelligent negroes, who had been trained
in all the proce Of cotton growing aud clean y
and they had been sent out TO Africa as agents for
nromoting the trade. The plan pursued was u
s1chapge cotton gins for 80 much cotton brought IN,
and in that way one two hundred cotton gins had
been battered with the natives IN the iast year ana
10 COO lbs Of cotton had been brought to Manchester
and sold at the ZANE p,ice as that imported IRON
America Hear, hearl. II, therefore, D2s only be-
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that mesa valuable unpaid which, By htas eff nt,
might DO created and Increased ~ an indefinite az
tent; the Import Of hat Of which We stand 40 mum 10
beed-of cotton for our manufactures Hear, near
When il remen.ber ID that the whole population ~
Western Africa ard far into tho interior arc eifaed 10
cotton it Is manifest that the cotcn plant must Dc P'
cuiariy adapted TO the climate and coil OF
thu. part OF. the world; and i Is qnte
evident thst, il pains were taken by tho cap
italis:s and merchants VI this country - pro-
cure supply from thence, Afnca would become in a
very shcr period able 70 provide fr our wants Is
any other part Of the globe liear hea'l Therefore,
lnokiI on the matter solely one affecting our na-
iicbsl Interests aid dve-ing it VI those higher con-
il eratiols which have hitherto governed this con'
try am sure the House viii see that the suppression
II The slave trade, which condition sin' YHd non
he continuation tf legitimate traffic with the coat
Africa is subj, worthy Of the bes, cxertions OF the
Government lIfoar, hearl. lament that the Span
III Government should hot have been as alive as they
ought 10 have been 10 their duties in this matter lts
quite true that they hevo forgotten too much the
money payment which we made to them, In order to
secure their cooperation; but at the same time We
know that there aIe temptations IN CUBA when IL Is
very difficult for any Of them, from the Governor
down TO the lowest officer of the Government TO resist
and know lii. wise that there has been an apsthy
the part e the mother country TO fuh the engage
ents into which sbc has entered Hear, hearI. Bat
when my honorable friend suggests that We should
apply the same course If proceedings To Spain which
We applied to Brazil, he must allow me to point out
the difference between the two eases. Brazil had
bound i;self by genera engagement to put an end
to the slave tIaC out il refused when the treaty ex
pred TO enter l,o ~ one iOr that purpose. An
act was therefore passed authcrising Brazilian YES
sells captured while pursuing the slave trade to
be condemned In the Courts Of Admiralty belong
ing TO this country. But Spain has not refused to
srier into any arrangement on the subject. We have
treaty, by which Spanish savers must be taken b.
fore mixed courts AID long that treaty remains,
AID long there is positive violation OF its pro-
visions, have not the ground for proceeding
wUch We had with regard 10 Brazil. have only 10
h. pc that Il nation my honorable friend has brought
forward " i'll receive unanimous vote; and can as
sure him that bo effort shall be wanting the part OF
her Mojtsty's Government TO give full effect to the
feelings Of this House lCheers
The motion then agreed to-