The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
TIE CONGO QUESTION.
EEg CAPTURED SsaVGs At CaaRLEsros.
Great Enthusiasm for the Re-0pening
Of the Slave Trade.
THE SOUTHERN PULSE Ar FEVER HEAT
What Shall be Done with Three Hundred
Fine, Fat, Healthy Niggers?
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gPEcIAL CORREsP PoNDENCEo OF THE HERALD
GaAsizsros AuRaH. n, 1905.
ma sAayl<ssOs Puls u ROsr Heat 1ae Capsed slacr
GaAsplies the Fue.-2Ares H.ndrcd Stark Mixed
Uem0Os in CAayge Of the Y.,ng Aen's Carsstsaa
Associotow--Tsosnty S1ape Traders Hradcugsd in
Charlottesville Coa9os DGTcing fU Joy rea
Putstc Desire Teach Them the Mysteries IF TIE Oton
gkl@-7Ae Nesc Wedge % q Drven lbms i's Politics
Blosk Bali Lines to the ColsL If Africa-7he PoIi.ical
AsIxasGDafoy SoutAsyn Fsss- Eaters, dc.
At last the pulse Of Charleston Is beAng AZ fever heat
Tne sscd and the VOLATILE the sober and tne gay she
quiet and generally uamoved members Of the p~csan
Mnnks, and esger, enthusiastic young America, VINO
aems care where ne born Iong he Is born, All,
nn are ON the topmost blaze eDhnsaan excitement.
Ae New York at the advent Of Jonpy LGo tho funeral
ef q Bill Poole, the Of suocessfnl cable We
not lstendng TO burn our City Hall, however.
me cause OF al this commot,on has been telexrsphed
30 you viz, The arrival In harbor of captured
slave brig, in cbayg ofA bsuteD~ut and prize Of
the uxAod Saiss navy me brig under ,hs OF sse
Echo, discovered the northern c,ass Of
faithful hle 90 the 2let nss by the United Sfates brig
Dolphin, Lieut. ) " N fHt commanding the Ecno was
making for tho open under every sh Of canvass
sOuId spread n fac,, she rather get
sway from tie east, and overhsuisd by the
DCIlhin AID boarded By First Leut J, H. Brsdf1rd ALI
shese particulars you can obtain from the Cnsrestoc
morning papers Of the 2Sth shal lel you things
they viii not
IAe Echo wen understood 10 be the brig Pdtraai
Baltimore clipper OF clean aro besutful model nut
Eessng the necessary qualifications she has occasionally
increased the proGis OF carrying coffee sns sugar, by
short trquok to the of Africa, aud thence
Cuba. Hitherto she has bean successful snd would
have been This ti2e bu. upaccoansaoe oander
the part her occrs she had reached Of
Cuba, bad set her black Ezn for those the shore
wk,sb had her launches ali ready but must have been
frightened by sone demonstration land, for there
nehiny n sea-a. least in sigbt-to moest her.
Nevertheless, here che " .. Quarantine station,
with 900 coal black CoDeos--ene, hearty, healthy
hooking. stark naked negroes cultivated rice cot
bon sugar. In eenrm appearance they are uadsnn-
gunhGble from many . Caroiina rice fed nani and
arc worth probably five hundred dollars round.
They are mostly. young, and only strty women,
the latter however all married. ought 70 DO rnsy
70 be transferred forthwith fort in hayoor,
erected when Uncle Sans purse was fuller than 4
o. which has never been occupied the United 5sases
Attorney sorely exercised the sarshai "A ne coan
Try, and has deputed the duties o. bis office
ssAnt, who chances to be the President OF The Youcg
Meas ChrstAn Association They have been furi,usiy
and pertnscOusy Ieesraphng all day 70 Washington for
hiatt nclions But our Uncle Jimmy "a old and slow rne
crCunjoeuton must be ensc1sd.
The slave crew. part OF WHOM were prOuHnL uu the
Eoho me balance BY tne CAhawba in from Key West
were carried 10 our Dstric, jail this day. nandcufsd
Think Of tbatl Twenty men carried hsaacunsd through
Ahe streets Of sIaveboding city By the President % the
Young Mems Christian AssocIatiop And for whs9 For
purchasing negroee in Africa and bringing them 70 tho
New World. For rescuing undying souls from
ahe night OF heatnen barbarian and Transporting them
As mo run blaze OF the CsrsrsDiiy Of tho ION century
Coz redsemins Quaahee from life Of Incidence ana
nesnneas and making him active, energetic unit a,ng
phiMnthropists
no negroes are much rejolced al their arrival They
nre psnK songs dancing, and testfyng In every con
Ceiyablc manner their Attainment Of Increased napp
nsss one Of them, daughter of chief, and sastoosd
from her neck 10 her launches has through an a.er-
prster negro positively refused 70 go back, and says
her followers viii pot 10 either In fsc, 30 near ~ can
be learned they unanimously 10 favor Of coming on
shore and positively and upnssaxesoy refuse 70 70
20 sea again. Their musc, rude ~ "a, gieefal AID
hearty Public sympathy their favor, and the deter
nsion rapidly fornlpg 20 introduce them 70 the nys
tercs Of the rcs aed At the sst pra csols
moment Do sure that no Anissad 'omfoaery viii D
allowed In tnn case
nsa wedge which cracks tie dry log o Conservatism
N twain n tho real aouas reopsnrs o. tho Affissa
shve trade, whose legaiza,os mus' soon follow En.
grafton b. Charleston from the vest coad OF Africa
viii employ the vesses or your own apd other
Northern cities. We will have oar Back bAA,
swallow Tai and DrRuato rn~s, ans our oni
Erants viii land Al me Mart Instead of CASTLE Garlen
FOR every hundred negroes introduced, aaasAnd spin
dIae shall ny In Yankee mile. trade has hee, o. ued
u-oro hunaglEirg. or gresor wea,h ADd moro ip,por
sanse than The nd aule u California and Fraser river.
IIeuta Mafu and BasfOrd have done tns rshi thins
bringing this brig 10 Charleston r0s e very spot 70
Hve she uBiorunaes charge OF me PrSsdeOs q the
Young Mems Christian Association fair trial, and v
tend helping hand 70 tbs foruBatos q Cosso, rhO wnl
receive ne besepgs Of tho spirit Of me and scatter
ne seeds Of bounteous harvest IN ovsry southern Slate
Noshins srce mo NNw YoRK HrRAIp infused the spra
progress INTO me Chsrleson Cuyier has excited much
aAk and 50 much speculation The arrival Of s brig
There's a divinity that ehapas ends,
Ron an bow them hos NE viii.