New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

o,cc INIT fbe mass shortly Afterwards II, ox
into the sea- Just As The boat lih 49, u.nt
The captain, had reached he vessel nv - dow,
down and the boat must nave =, y Zen Of m. can.
with The sinking ship, a. nothing VA a., rn9.e 70
80; o. bo ,,roIle in the boat. although W. M -
,nained close by for nearly Tour e,o.5 l., ,ba
mart Of the coolies must bave 49, '" a ;,,|rnyytr
ii,role. The whole persisted eN''P' gu NV
shohei inc oa.e subsequently ascertaned that II
- r. a,Topoed b. The coolies 70 take Ihe 'lP JG''
o,ts;Se of swatow las was zone Ia tne case OF tne
49, bir Annals fourteen Ut me CONES VINO were
rfvncn lux -ressel when cut OF being in the Car
oh OoSi" owing 10 the rough weather. most of them
were S' hD.t with the captain there were of the crew
an, IN CbIians two Italians, two Greeks, ave Others
'niSs I'D man. q Greek passenger. In the boat
i,L ne mate were the seven passengers above men,
,;ned and four Of the crew. In the last boat were
two baskets Of sweet potatoes lthe only provisions
they were able 10 secure. q musket without ammun
lion and three swords.
The mate boat having no sail the shirt, Of those
On board converted INTO one, ard they made io'
Singapore the nearcr port o refuge. Their -uferngs
and misery were Incense exposed in an open boat Tor
nine DAYS without water, and with no Oh'r I"vd tua"
the two baskets Of sweet potatoes ana d"ip'nn'
which they fortunately caught. and most eagerly us,
yeured knocked. In tfis ptable exhausted am
wretched state they were cruelty attacked whrh vi
Iulo Tangi by piratical prahu, manned Oy 'nIeo
Maays and boy, who threw spears S'hIns oI n.
man and the passenger ~. PEDRO re'si;o j.; ,bcr
were wounded but BY diut # great e1euioh, III tcII
farn,hed and weak condition, they managed 70 B5'
away ard reached Singapore as aooI W ;
The survivors are now in the SAILOR nom, tNcSP'
two who we bear, have Deen soH' " ''0 ''P''"' -
be cured Of their wOunCr ,
We have written until our fingers have ached,
sosinst This inhuman traffic, but apparently without
eject The trade in human flesh is perSeve'ed in re-
oarSes, Of ts horrors. How much longer viii civili
2a,on allow this disgusting commerce to continue
Tn THE Fyfend Of CHM Of March ID we read:
We had hoped ear summary would have been
completed without the second ofanoher cooe horror,
10 1tr eytr apn xva pd IN
nounced the arrival Of the Brtsh ship Grnare 100
tuns register Capt. Wardrop, bound from SwatOw to
Havana with coolies. The substance Of the affair IL
as follows:
con Wednesday, 18th inst, the GuInare left Swa-
tow with coOie passengers for Havana. She rounded
The Cape of Good Hope at p. m, and then placed
armed senries fore and aft. Nothing occurred al
night. At 7:l5 n. m on the following morning, the
cooie in body attacked the third mate and sentry in
The fore port Of the ship The watch at the time
rashng down the poop. The high land Of TcnSas a
little before had been sighted bearing n: w about ~
miles distant. The chief officer was at that Time tak
inc 10 the interpreter when the Chinese gave one OF
The most horrible yes possible TO be imagined Inc
CAPTAIN officers and crew immediately rushed OUT ana
,cscued the third mate and sentry, who Were seriously
wounded The coolies fought with fearful desPera-
ZION and in instances were fairly cut 10 pieces
before they driven below in fact they returned
tbe fire for some ten minutes with basins hIe-
wood &C.. and, by IN oversight OF the oni-
Gers had einugged from the deck all the chan-b0oks
and axes and concealed them below After the
coolies had been driven below they again began throw
ING M at the crew basins and frewoGd. One pistol
was fired up the hutchway in the direction Of the
POOP Finding they could net regain the deck, the
coolies broke up their beIhs and set the ship on iTe
in the main nizzcn, and poop and hatchways, but
when the leaders in the inccrdiarism were shot down.
they immediately eXtiuguished the fires. The third
pnfe and sentry were the only two of the crew who
were seriously wounded. Twenty-seven coolies were
killed and wounded-ten killed, three drowned and
fourteen wounded Some have since jumped over
board. The Gunarc arrived here yesterdays at aquar-
ter 10 D. m. The capan speaks in the highest terms
of the GOODNESS and bravery displayed by his officers
and crew throughout the fight. The coolies speak well
Of the treatment they have received on board Some
disguise, and melted them to take the ship. 1t is
serted by few that at the present time agent of
the mandarns is on board but one will point cut
the man.