The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
TIE CONGO QUESTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW
YORK HERALD.

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Cause Of he Capt,ys Of the Fa,ea. Crowds 70 See ae
| Ne9roes-A9prshsns,oa Of a Rescue-Rsmooal cf taa
Nsges-The Prize CrsO 0rdercd to Boston-3he
Comirg Trial Of the Slave Crsp-0ne turned S,ass's
Ertdeaee, fc de-
The public mird hss subsded. The negroes Arc secure
ly lodged in Fors Samsr and guarded ysnauty by Uace
samuers fsl,nful soldiers. In explanation OF the dis
crepaucy the officers account OF toe chase ami
that oi the mate OF TIE Putnam sent you as night, II has
been ascsT,aned tbat the Dolphin on. OF ssgua Ia
GTapde and took nor,hery without any regard
70 the Putnam who had been, indeed, observed, bat
whose appearance excited scrutiny Inteed casl tho
Putnam had taken her studdiug sails and endeavood
TO get wDdwad suspicious 81 all had been enter
tanned But her demeanor, consequent upon her
own suspicious, brought the Dolphin down IN her The
officers OF the Dolphin In port confess that had tho
Putr not been foul from cruising in African seas tney
could not have caught her. Lieutenant Bradford speaks
in the highest Of the OF the SLAYER He TOOK
The irons of them, onehAlf as time, aod the forward
watch kept by The mate dnrDg their passage Into
port, as II they were legitimate sailors
While the negroes were n Castle Pinckney, which -
directly opposite the lower vharves Of the city, hundreds
stood gazing across Cooper river saboa shout the
premises as they enchanted castle, and no &C
ton however extreme would have surprised the popu
lace The eicers In charge alarmed. Fey appro
hsnded rescue, seizure OF the Africans According
y they obtained permission OF the War Department 70
place the cargo Fort Sumter which WAS at first deemed
dangerous large quantities Of powder arc orei ,nerc
Tho mob spirit Charleston II, however, 6 No account
It requires the strong OF the law to encouraged It,
Had sherG Carew obtained his desrd grSp upon these
negroes the Palmettos would have exalted him TO any
political station he desired He knew ,hs and he worked
Justify Had others worked promptly and thoroughly
as hc the negroes would have been under the Pal
meno flag, instead of the star 5psugled banner.
Lieutenant Bradford Las received orders to deiye.
everything the United States Marshal, and
10 Boston and join the Dolphin. Hs hss chartered
convey him and his men from Fort Aoulzie
where they have been quartere1 since Sunday 70 the
station Of The Northeastern Railroad ros for Boston.
The brig hes been loeed but day appointed for o
hearing Unless subp@nss this night served upon
the Dolphns OIL and crew. they will be beyond the
Jurisdiction Of the Court by sunrise. should such DO tho
| result-whicn . highly probable next interesting
stage will be The trial Of the savess In this drec
ton, evidence aboundirg They were taken by an Ame
rican OF war In an American bottom under the flag
ana with the negroes 10 charge and all that viii be
rally necespary will be the Identification OF the prisoners
maxim Of "hopor among thieves, one Of tue crew, VIM
Henry-not Lepo, ~ copied from the Mercury yestsr
dayhas turned sates evidence, or has volunteered 70
do that txes their fAe except the contingencies OF
| jury trial. They will have coed council
In order that your reacers msy in rome measure com
prebend the position sought 70 be assumed by State
authorities, subjoin the following correspondence.
To day tho slave brig has been tsed TO the ~harves
the Custom House, constructing in this city, TO
az All LIBEL Crowas waiting from curiosity 70
| zee ibe arrangements Of SLAYER.
The Uned States Marshal to-day carried 10 the negroes
$50 blankets bale cotton CLOTH hogshesd OF bacon
Tour casks Of rice and morrow they arc 10 have plenty
q pipes and ,osscSo rney Will soon 10 ss,aed aud
article OF the 2stn instant get here hey viii be
clothed and undistineusEb from any Of our negroes.
! THE CAPTURED SLAYER AND HER CARGO.
| MovEMkNrs IN cHARLfsToS-oPrsIoS OF TIE At
ToRsEY GENERAL.
| From the Charleston hercary September IL
The onhc,A corresporoence viii be oi iAterest 90
Issos as touching the police regualors OF the Law OF
$685. Tor The protecnn y The sAe sgsnft TIC otroduc
byoscheo whether tbs lss Of 1855, excluding sm
certain penauea appc.b 70 re preesat case Of
the Of the Echo, brought In and landed nj Castle
Itcknsy with the Uri,ed States Law ofise
No sGpPssss for smomsn that The pressnce Of these
lhousht that would bc beneficial al classes black
vnne and Judge for themselves Of tho natural
heir nsiive land Suggested ths, their In
iroducuop here now y contrary 70 the state Law, aud
might under abon;onss, be made ground by prescrip
ton sbd example, for annoying hsroAer-as, for To-
stance, afodre shelter Tor YunagRys, and PLACES OF
famed The United States with this yis~, aud
mater OF right looking 70 future cocqoenoes, The sub
Il was undoubtedly the purpose OF the state Of South
Cayora passipg the act Of 1885, asscr and
jursdison over eli mportAi'ors whatsoever Of persons
pie and in accordance With her notions the sub
iec Nor would she sact Of the nxoducu,n bong
made . veae Of the United ssAsss soveru0snt alter
her right 10 exercise The sate law OF 1885, however,
nnsdc with full knowiedse ard in the face OF ths
1nmea s.nes "a a~ ~, =. .0 ~ ~ ,n,.e.,na T
ned object Of the Jnted States government In regard 70
sssoes captured slsvers harmonious Win the objec,
OF the state police law. The be
removed. II, therefore, seems not . where tho
shern would be Jusuncd in seizDg the nepos., and wo
orop should the nbo,ionists seek 20 nee The law Of
1879 asans or 70 molest us by ndrecon proper
course he dCGhiful That woaid be ciear case
| within tpe leter ana sprt Of the la~ Of 1885
The brig Putnam (Ecno) yesterday to~ed N the
whTves 2. ne tev custom house, .sere she VII proo.
Cot " White VII undoubtedly crafty the reasonable
wishes Of rsscs who m,y desire 70 obecrye tho nsror
Ys,.srcsy Il noon, .hs steamer IN onch took large
Isfiy Fort sump,er consi.,ins O Hos A. q. hars,h
rnnod ssss District Judge; Jsacs Conner. tsa United
stuss District Attorney; Dr. Hlmtop, Unu-d safes
| sar,hsi; Rev. ~ John BAchman Rev. ". Yates; sr.
rice plsp,sr: MI D.pisi HsyvTd planter: OIL Geo r.
Elicu, Of Beaufort; M Henry G0urdn, merchant Mr..
Mr.. W Bun Prrse, planter; Col. r. ". seymour; H. 4
rBckncy, Jr hq;, II f9asg, Eq Dr. y srun,,
m I'll osr, s. W, y s.ns.1 s1.9 k.gss, ms,ch.n.i
scp, Hq., Charles Pncsney, Fsl the ks-
,hsi possc ana many other gensnen rnees gentlemen
had chartered the for the purpose Of Conveying
stores 70 the fcrt These consisted of bale of
bspxes 800 10 number bale Of cotton oioh hogsnsad
Of bacon and four CASKS Of rice This day xarshsl
has pre- bei the poor pipes aud tobacco
fhe gentlemen, representing great variety OF ntercss
much arsfided a the spectacle presented by these
ssvsees, who appeared In fine spirits, and entertained
their vliers with depay Of their abilities In dancing
and singing Thor dances resembled In Fres, degree
The popular buresque Of the shaking Quakess In their
rnsns they preserve good time but their voloc rather
sharp shrili Their leader In these accomplishments
display ed The senius Of o Mussrd Julien Oneof the
ref aims rcminced thor auditors q chorus rrnanLu
Tbe whole exhibition exceedingly interesting and
novel in shIch the negroes seemed % take great
VERY few lett In the hcspisA and those manifest
anxiety " get out Tne ailments with which they are
are readily Welding medical trcAfmenf
,be general health o. the gang has much improved
trey have under the of Drs L. Lock aad
Ogisr
Arons thcse negroes three who we're originally
sgnployed shore, before the cargo embarwed In
ecoK ~ provisions for the negroes they gathered
AZ the bsracocrs They talk In Portuguese and span.
wb they Say si they we're not purchased but that The