New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

,..,r ,eooye, from the gGngvay. Its services are
reoyir.d too often. On the I'd of Sc,;. the weather
rongb Our liant mast D. oko from the
toes Three necrOes died. Op creature 10 trying TO
warm hi, chilled hands i,n igt.o he FIRE AM was
nearly Ailed. On tho ~ tbrce negroes dici, al
although they well cared for fears are being enr
tanned that cennut lsrd any OF them alive. From
the I'D 20 t. 26h sc died. and the doctor held post
mortem exax5naton one, which resulted N sh order
being passed that TIE crew should r.. give anything
in The H,ace OF food o the ne rocs for the remainder
of tho vo age This becaUs' the poor sailors, ~ho
has. softer be arts hnn many OF Their ani"Dotr fel-
lN7 sneo affected by The de.oiate con iton OF
tl,e elnyes .ha. they frequently crammcd them WITH
dun sc0n.e and other eatabics. On The 21thi the
rrtrcss of washing he negroes was got through VITA
4 hose was bnck,ed % the prmps and was piaye1 on
she whole lot They danced shouiet, sang, bee
ho'd" and cut up most aalusipg!y, expressive 81
the delight with which they received their BATH: IRE
oven, batbin, is necessary. From the 9th OF Sept.
TO the 18th of Oct, five negroes oiei.
On October 6, d summary Cour' Martial vas
Convened on board o try two sailors for stealing ~
pair. of shoes from boxes OF merchandise which
The American Colon IatiOn Society II sending OFT 10
Africa. The prisoner were found gnlIy, ana
one was eutenced to 30 days solitary confinement and
the loss of ga pay; the other Ia confinement Tor the
came period and TO he loss Of ~ pay.
Oc.. 9.--fcm moe OF the slaves have died since
the 9Th Tie dsea e Is principally diarrhea. Il takes
an immense amount Of watching 20 keep then from
living in every possible prchcament on deck, even
when il rains and blows hard. To-day the captain al
lowed tb.m - have q dance on bDbu, anu u
would re quire q FenimoTe Cooper to describe the mo-
tons hurrahs and vicprous evolu.ions OF the pro-
scribed and hapless captves.
Oct. ISL counted the negroes to-day. They are
dyiIg by degrees. When one OF them takes sick re-
ooyery Il out of The question. The weather has been
gradually getting colder, and the Captain is row
seriously afr Aid that bio cargo will never reach i;s
destination. Ore poor fellow, when on the point %
death asked 70 have his back psrforl.ed with cut;
ard spriiked with black pepper. Have on board
to-day 2l6, all told loss since we EFF the States, o.
Foty females died from the 23d September 10 the
Doth of October.
Oct-?k--Tolay land became visible and the most
affecting sight ever Dehed vas TO Ire seen. When
the hills of the nearest island became visible, one OF
the poor negroes, who had been lingering az the gses
Of death several days prang mp on the tulwark.
threw his ifancay above his head, and it;eILE
soul-pernpg scream, fell lieess to the deck, M
euaciaed fingers and his bursting eyes soliciting his
fellows To lock sboreward.
Oct 2--lIere we Ale are az anchor, the gloomy and
unipv,ing aspect Of the barren Nerdes lending d-
tional moIose reflections t. those which the peculiar
nature of our mission and The daily Of mscra
bic life and wretched death upon which We are forced
to turn eyes, suggest TO us We are taking ID
coal for which we pay $40 tnn IN three days more
the Niagara will leave this place for Porto Praya,
where we take in water and provisions. Thence -
Monrovia TO land as many of unfortunate passen-
gers as may be able TO keep body and soul together
Til then. Our cargo deposited al its Destination We
leave for ST. Thomas West Indies. Thence our ib-
boom will point to Brooklyn where We ho2o 70 arrive
in season for Ncw-fear's ca!ls and parties.