New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

sss ,p.ngeg fSe ca .s,sIl. from the sssssi Cas-
Negro On Be senegal :h.y have .A1 se.@sr' for ne
yo Sc Lou. sns M.dia. ssS aes Up d. rT. .s1 i
.hi. troop: VIII Of ni,s. .mrcysd D =: saes
hrces from A<ea ndsr.:and hat there are II or I've ves
b. r.heohood ready receive Lsves 70 ''0n tbs
IL the Csrro th:r. A.. several American r,.ecn. very
IAN tinovIedtSs hsi isnsn oArry Os .sv. 81. has
visited By or,isn ye.e. her pspsI, .0 srsrysns .o
eh i. The ehsTscer of ii the vessels which
@ s % n <. :s s. s siSs |
heir ,sves s.ve decks and other tor .rsas
he other hands Th. there American vssse and
many a = se1 5s ,7..sse IN G o.o1s, & s % q. he no d'
The sde appear - Be carried on 81 present 20 AZ uru
.l eIten, and WIS, lsan, Is cener-i .. and
Oh. is ls57.-Csp. Mi.roop, Of the Cumberland
writes that he boarded the Cortes, of NsW-Yofk,
the mouth of the Gamma The suspicious which IN
duced the visit were not confirmed Ieverheless, IN
sfcdl letters from the ship published in the
Northern papers, the Cores was pronounced an un-
doubted case Of Saver on the very eve OF taking on
board cargo. This is clear csse Of the officers Of
United States ship having SLAYER in their power and
deliberately releasing her, knowing her TO be SLAYER
Lieut.. Pike, of the British Navy, furnished Com
rsrder McBsir with the following memorsnds OF the
means employed in pursurg the sleve-trsdc:
When expedition 20 A.a 10 arranged r Havana ore OF
the principal dsehde ecredsd ssent provided With
with M,sss Goldenboro LespsIh No IS Camp street New
Orleans who IN a. csses the Ee1ta for vs'ses hne f0E e
"Thsy choose master, and for this nsturs,ed c1en u
always D.ss Dor. Amsap hss .,s,, %..I ~ s,I
buys her and registers in bis own name a. rAs'e' and soe
The re.e then cited with the assistance q the sn
shove named Abort twenty FIVE or thirty VIII
rrber OF pa breakers also purchased which By cutting
Of both epd. make the ssvets me.s tubs -.
psusSe HSom be provide. vide wi A%ei. psou.
though Of them aDIge to the .pPe.nee oi =. me0
pro.ection. hown with the vessels papers the Cason
House and she cleared as American The owner or seen' goes
fs. 'tss jarti ols.D: :Ao0as.
hoard upeIcMeo Her Otds' were TO touch nowhere s
LAT Tsnsiae abe received ooop., entered three
spsnisLd. tesd her rig and ben, ns~ ,uit Of ..
for IS cssl $50 fee. Of lumber and % bb Of whisky
From Teners she proceeded TO Aalo. few miles wet Of
Cape St Paul On hons white dag T. the fore canoe
them and the owner sent on shore letter
Ri od T sr "a. Conveyed By Lagoon
She then went AnDsbon they shifted the and
WITH water On the 25tS day they returned 70 Ios
hon the white as canoe sOaSns them ,s fT - s9s
ezvou. Lagos ard your enso will Be ready Oh hai day
ensign @ ss So...d S They lad very correct Information
or1rred 70 rendezvous Lagos on the 10Th Of june S
.xpts, for shipping slaves An the kep OF sigh,
al ihe bsck Of s ssud enbaIkment.
or. .vs i;'ee AS als Spposd 70 S s. dsas palm OIL
.ne .s deos in Ensh Tsee ohsf
fitting for the coast uLder the same
By MS Fr,hy Auanst accompanying nr owned by
avery s.e and wealthy firm in HavaDs wss ,0pped BY TIE
Custom House but II confidently expected that she would
be released Her orders and destination the same So The
GIs She had a. nOTSa Is.I 'S %. ss .sSe
who hsd never been at sea- Her crew were 81
spanards and the vessel actually By the sann
BAH called the Splendid masters Rich ,aed day
Senm.on but had not arrived Teneae when the jupiter
ft Both the William Clarke and the Splendid were to birs
"A bisnihs ". being fitted out BY Portuguese fm
b destination being the Blight Of Benin bat be did not know Der
;, :;s.s,a s.s, az; GR,: .sssd s.
c6.ss he'd competed asr ~s,sr o. anna as
Sav. a. =, ,,ov. named vs,. % land .b.i, slave. a.
poS % Pray. W Keys on the south side cusa -h.h ps
hosting the white fss pilot takes the vessel into the hsIOOr
which ''n''''i'' and "Ns'J JOIN iS p PIKE .si
Lieutenant Commanding H. n. s. Antelope
From July 70 October, 1857 there were captured by
British cruisers on the African coast the Jupiter, On
ward, William Clarke Charles, Abbott Devereux, all
under the American flag, and severa! vessels bearing
the sgs of Spain and Portugal On the vessels nsmed
above about 600 slaves were found, nearly OOO Of
whom, it appears, were drowned by the driving
ashore Of the bark Charles, when pursued by a
cruiser.
October 10, 1857 Commodore COnOyer instructs
Commander McBair that the ssve.trade seems chiefly
concentrated about the mouth Of the Congo, directing
him TO cruise there to visit ell other principal marts
of the slave traffic and to use al proper means inde-
pendently or in coz runction with the British forces, to
Nortnlber IL, lsj7.-Iieut. PelOr Of the United
States ship Dale, reports to Commander McBla ALI the
circumstances under which the bsrk Clara b. VII
lisns, Of New.Oresns, was captured by the British
steamer Alecto. The Williams was boarded by an
officer from tine steamer, who demanded her papers.
The captain, relying, seems, upon he ProNchon OF
the American fdg, which he had hoisted, refused 70
exhibit his papers. The British officer then took the
Williams in tow, declaring mis- intention 10 deliver her
to Commander McBar Of the Dale. Having been
ten hours in tow the Wilisms hauled down tue
American flag, snd on being AGAIN poarded she was
found withou papers or colore, ana uly equppeo as
slaver She WAS taken to Sierra Leone i0f sdJaai'
cation.
Ian. 6. Is5S-Ccmmodore Corover reports to the
Department another instance OF unwarsntaoIe ioter-
ference by British cruiser with vessel weans Tue
American tsg in the esse OF the Amercar snip loas
Wasop lately taken into sierra Leone by her cspors
and sfterward restored 10 her owners. Commodore
Wise assured Commodore ConOver thst the ottcer
who made this capture would probsbly be deprived OF
his command. ..
McBlsir. He suggested, and with Commander RoD,
pson of the British steamer Myrmidon, organized ana
dispatched expedition up the Congo, IN seeTI oi
.layers. They found the Wm q. Lewis, Oh , Nsx
York and the Windward OF New-Orleans. lne VIM
ward vas considered suspicious. "
In Loango Bay Commander McBan i2unu ae
French Governmtn Mt contract SLAYER the CARA anu
steamer in the same service, both preteGte4o W.
naval steamer Tourn nente. The cara nao 80
| on board French bsrracoon had been estso.E Enea
ashore and the slaves were delivered at " ifon tue
interior They were brought down chained. ooui'
usnder NcBlar would rot be surprised ~ III thS plCs
ecuon of their colonization project, the Iehcu AZ
attempt 20 gain a ieotipG st Loahgo ~ Ph he 20
turned and dispatched his boats, under conila-l o'
Lieut.. Walker to ree1aInine the two Aalsrlc1. No9
ses previously found t.ere. The 12edlLoh N
the Wn. G. Lewis which, after eare,n f5's %
Commando resolved to seud to the United STATES O.
/ Il rrsparsd IN engage the s.dfo-Llo~c.