New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
TIE NEGROES Ar CHARLESTON.
PLAN FOE r-Els ENsLavEmENT,
VIEWS OF AN ADMINISTRATION oRsAS.
Opinion Of the South CsroAEa Attorney'oen<rai
J,u C.a,.p.e, xre.r,. A.g.SA


woulo d9ub,less have been restored, ns1 srSsss
c-owred tie enterprise N which soe vas sls igea
wen .akeH. She !. oi Baltimore build, say ~ tul'
ba-csn sIe .t : believed, sss ior ne:!y p-scset d
the ooGee trade between thA. pore aad Re. "a ine
Or MNca set sae cesyed f:om Ne< Ofse.ls Win
ssp:sir, .ro rlstes igh. sssner, coeE, s,sSa-d
AID one ps5 ssrgsr. On me STD JAY. she se'ppsd
csTgo CT ijj slaves o. -le west coast OF AI'cs, a.
Ksse.ds situated IN lafitude 8 80 s. i.nsElde
l29 70 L. l. is u Lover G1-ass, Il tns sout1ern
p., Of the Dstr.t Of Loarso, sni Let iar rorn NE
river CorCo tr Zs,s. Iaese slsses were pu'e1-sei
il ccuit Of 800 miss, sno a'sen oed 81 ostrae C'n
nes, the pcin. OF s5pmen- Ile big set SAL VIA
-Lsr sId In I5 DAYS MADE tie tlp, Tsac I1g ne
scirt If destination on The Doios ei ths 2't las.
r. this spsee o. tire l4l nesross hsi died. esvng but
3l4 si.Ye. Day the Cape Seie, one cline sys
OF TIE por;h coast of Cuba, at. 25s 80, lon. eo'
gss tie lsDJiug place, where TIE Ee1o Wss os,ec.7e
by the Dolphin. The officers Of ne Dolphn !eft tne
Asbo- Of Ssgus Is Grade tas ds, before and eaiio
cruising res.wsrd n ssarch OF 'lsvefs peTesved tas
Echo a. daylight n tho dstsres, ssanng the bTt-n
hss ard running down the coast ahead @. tne Do.-
pbip il re same direction. No slspt,ion was ex-
cited. TIE brig entered q bsy. The Dj'pnin run On
her course, aLd iG good time ca'ne ~ VeS Oh Ins osy
snd the Echo. The captan o; the s.sVer 10" os' ns
pltserce CT mind, suppos.ng ne VS. suspected ana
pu sued s0i suddenly hauled of fron she coast. l.
wss then observed that 9 number CT Isurches near
shore had their sails set 10 cone out 10 the org los
verified he suspei' I excited oy aer sIsnee move
n IT. and the Dolphin gave cnsse 70 the tyns vessel,
-tl bearing TIE b. tish fsg. Black cs.tridses Sere
tred ard i becsme evident hat Inc puIsder g,ned.
The SLAYER spread ell her esnvss IN van, ard Endng
herself about falling n.o the eate les OF i1e eiIser,
thougas 70 be British h8uet down that tzs ard run
up the stars srd stlifes.
The Dolphin foloTsi cut, displaying her true
colCYs and Brought her 10 With q few shotted slos
fired after her. She wss boarded by Lieut. Bra ilrd
aud sixteen uen. SD surrendered at discretion. No
psp4rs were found, bat sgual u black cross 90
white GROUND, which bsi p,opaby iGst been used 10
notify toe party or shore by previous asreeinent'
Tie crew nineteen in number protsssed 10 % a. pas
sersers wi.hout csptsn or chceF'. Bas Lieut. Marhi
selected thu prisoner who 8ppssred 20 De 81 ne nead
Of the eDterprie, and took him aboard tha Do'pln,
With s sick sesIDsn srd conIsGe 10 attena 70 hl4l.
The rect reie Drought here by Lleu'. Biadi)fo' lt
seems thai TIE Captain and tnose iTo men were n0t
ieEt 70 Chartston on board ths Cs,ssba h1m key
West, Sc was expected, bat are roS on tnen H'y ID
Boston IN the Dolphin. Inc names OF the elsnIeen,
excepting Lhe Captain are a. follow:
Bs.es John Bssco Alexander Roge.s, trEh Ceay Jsn .
T. Uhse AS,osio somz Jo.5 ie Jsve vt g. Mroaia
ArIopio sn.,h William Henry seno, Jo,e Gon1sez ssno
one Is Greek, ore On Italisn some of theu sfe
Portuguese, soWe Spapa.ds ard sjme Eogish soma
Of them tall sb'ut Nss.YoIk, ouL none nov
edmit thst they Americans or have a8hereGhoits
in this COUNTRY. These smugglers sre de5peiste-
locking set of fellows. Uudsr the laws Of 1873 ana
1870 they will be tsd for their lives pirates ssng
o. en- American bottom uIder the American hsg.
They we're committed to Jsl on Saturday afternoon.
Their trials win take place at Columbia s. e., before
lie Honor, Judge Wsyne, Circuit JGtge, Janes Con-
per, IT, District Attorney, prosecuting officer The
Court beers to sit the ith Monday in November. Toe
lsws of 1870 snd 1890 will be una IL snotheT column.
Being 10 see .he cargo ard arrangement fihe
Echo, We obtained permit from d.. W. L. R,v5neb
toe Port Physician ard Win one or two others &C.
compared Leu. Bradford in a small boat from toe
vhsrf. Upon claubering up the eide OF tbe brig,
s'rarge and starting sight presented itseli-s deck
covered With native Africans IN state OF complete nu-
dity With rare ivstoncss CT narrow "trip OF rag
inch vice sround the waist. These people we're seated
for the most par, with their legs stretched on. Hat
drawn up in mont or doubled up; soma squatied on
lhem feet and bands. few were stsndirg soout aud
few lying down; none were tied or fastened IL sny
way. The majority were very young, apparently
from eight TO sixteen yesrs of sge, some younger and
some older, scarcely ore, however, ossr tweots.6ve.
Some Il Il EN- were 2bH boo led, gOce-s zed, and in
good case bat tie greater part we're hsligrogn chil-
dfep, oily weak ana "oTp. Mauy were much enact
ated, and ahowed psinly tae effects Of Their
long and crowded passage in a confined chip.
few were evidently III and soon to die. AL were
iure blsck In color, except the dIop.icai, whose
hns we're tawny from cesse. Their har IS very short
and crisp Those who we're we'll appeared cur.ou5
srd pleased, some Of them cghng and ggsling and
chstterrg, ard others smoking tobacco ous OF short
c'ay ppes with stems, just as our w negroes
DC. Those that were thin and sick looked dull aud
british, but there was nothing wild or srociou, in
their aspect. They looked smisbe and dOcile, and
sdiJ obsyed Il commands of the persons who had
charge Of them. They are grea. tnieyes, however,
and spprc pste whatever they can on every occasion
There TWO hundred aud fcrty ak males snd sky
females, VITO veIe kept separate on deck ard in the
holds The men sno Doys kept On the forward
dt OK ard in the fJrward hold which later il ty.ve
feet long nineteen feet vide 10 the broadest part aud
nsrow st the head, ard forty four incnes high, the
hsor beng formed CT lo0fe boards movable at pleas
ure. The hold for tbe women and girls is behind this
1t Of the same blight twelve feet org and nineteen
feet vice. Under tni temporary hoorng is stored the
provisions, coDsistig OF ics peas and TIE water TO
oriLk. Their food is boiled ike hoppiu onn" put in
buckets tw ice dsy at 10 gEd clock md placedin
tbe midst OF circcs CT eight Or ten each, sad well
guarded 10 prevent the strong negroes from t.king
mere than tser share although they are hbsrsly al
lowed plr3 % gster given tc each, morning sud
everrg. Most f III m sleep On deck, being placed
IN ore order, spoon fsslion On their sidss aud not
permitted 10 tuin or move GuriLg tie nigat A, day.
gbt trey are dashed with buckets Of water to wash
them oh. Iiey slrg soI g. olappDg thor hands snd
icckr Their bodies II tine, sDd taes5 sOu9s have
great refeE. bisLce to Of negro spiTiusl
Several of he negro fellows exercise authority very
much after TIE Bsrper Of our drivers with sirs OF
sufbcity and riccllous eestulstions and gIDsoee.
Oltefs wee coosii tre Big plts Ike good elloge,
ara with cid bTeecles or too, oOaned from tie ssl-
ors. The cspan Of the hod understands thsir hugo
ard ssJs trey very sverss to going back 10 Aies,
ss ibe Ubied States law requires. Oar coast rese1
oes II they care from, snd re group OF pines op-
pose the eiy OF tie loutb ocisto iaenlke ceeoanuS
tIefs q their native africa.
Ie 'eroay, uncer the direction Of the CGited States
civil ofhCeTs, 36 number taken BY the steamer
General Cnroh and coLveyed to Caste PEckrey, in
Gu. hhfboT, wheTe trey VI De guarded by detscn-
IntIt fIou tie garrison az Fort Mouitre. As they
parsed the plank 10 gain the steamers deck they pre-
serttd suasge sLd sEecticg sigat, many OF them
bsirg ieouctd to skeletons by the sutsitgs and
d.piiEaiors OF tie voyage. Several were in q dying
coIci'ioI-s few dropsics and gocdy number sp-
psIerty in health. 1hey we're visited On Saturday by
N. yer Macbeth and several Aldermen.
TIE SLAYER ECHO-A PROBLEM AND us
COkOLLARIES.
From Tie Richmond Enqr;rsr, Sspt. l.
For the fra. time in tire history Of the country
vessel tss been taken in the sct" CT ssvetrsdng.
Other questions connected with the savetrade have