The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
TAs Frey en- Afraran EmSxs alton Scheme
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10 The House OF Comm oDs, the l0.o inst Vscount
GpERIc UDoer Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs whes er there was any wuh ~ me ssaemsss al
Nipister TO FRANCE, thai there had been communi
caaien bst~een the governments Of England and France
upon the fubss OF the expectation of from the
West Of Africa In The Of when her Msjsssys
government have informed Count Wslswski that they
would object 70 the French scheme for that purpose
while the wants or the British colonies beiDg supplied
by the cooie trade.
MI FneERAID was understood TO soy that the atien.
too Of Der Msesy government had been ca led tn the
statement referred 10 by the noble lord 70
his QUESTION he could only say that some srer msappre
heDs0D 10 the real facts must exist tho part OF Mr.
Mason. 1t was true that there had been commune atoms
between Der Nsesty's government and that Of France
the pars Of her Msessys government regret thss such
scheme had ever originated, or, still more, that was
pers,stedm (Besr, hear But no such communications
those referred 10 by the statement attributed TO Mr.
Mason, known 70 her Majesty q government
MIR. FTzGERAID, in reply 70 question by sr. For
suppose that this scheme had been given up;
but the British government felt strongly the subject
"as ~ ss sh anS Ss SS
the government Of France, to fsdmine the working Of ae
scAsme on The spot, and ne French government had asssed
to that proposal. Hear, hear.)
RIvoLT ON BOARD ONE OF THE BMIaRANr SHIPS.
From the London Times, June ILL.,
Lord Go6erch last evening asked the Under Secretary Of
sAe for Foreign Affairs whether there any truth in
the that the British government had given s
sanction TO the French scheme for the expectation OF
efoes rem the vest coast Of Arca the answer OF mr.
municatops Of this country were expressions Of regret
wat such scheme had been originated and persisted In
that the British had felt their duty TO
point ont strongly their objections 10 It, This statement
comes OPPORTUNITY ct present 1t can no longer be
donbsed that the project which has received the approval
and support Of the French government, and which
IA row being carried out BY French Spectators,
81 As Sbvo1s
that for the protection Of the black from forcibe Alb
ducton and servude we must trust TO the moral sense
Of France America and other countries possessing terri
tory between near the Tropics give TO the world
narrative which has reached u.s. which demonstrates
@ hs wen onUe
such facts known the task OF those who remoosrae
against the scheme will be no longer difficult We cannot
ella to prevent other nations embarking In the slave
trade but may be allowed TO Us 10 expose any prac
tees akin to it which are carried on under specous
many who have good ling enough TO shrink from evil,
but nc. energy enough to track TO its hauns and des
The nhope, Captain Croft, steamer belonging TO the
West Africa steam Company, arrived M Monrovs, the
capital OF the settlement Of Liberia, on the l4h Of April
The captain, landing, informed by ex Presl ent
Roberts, that French vessel, the Regina Coli which
had been for some weeks collecting "emigrants under
the new system, bad been the scene Of fearful catas
tophc. These SO called emgrants had revoted during
Tire absence Of the captain, purser, and few OF the
shore for hor ums The sesnen left On board to the
number Of eleven were murdered by the negroes the
doctor alone was spared and put on shore. Inc
taken possession OF the vessel, and were known
70 be in the neehborhOod Of Cape Moans-
nation there formal request from the French Con.
sul that the Ehiope would If possible, recapure the
CG known 70 be well armed; ships conveying this
class Of emeranis are, appears, well armed and Capt
orS,t made every prspara,iSn But rightly believing
the blacks that gentleman requested TO accom-
psfy the expedition At nine O'Clock next morning they
sigated the Regina Cu "quite manageable the
W "a W
her decks crowded with people, who they
the British Dag hung gu. white shirt, and the Ehiope
coming within haiing distance, they all possible
demonstrators, by cappirg their hands and crossing
Their arms thus expressing their joy seeing British
Roberts On board ana when the blacks heard they
TO be taken TO Monrova they danoci shouted
these people, expressed hs opinion that all the 30 called
enieI ants were merely slaves and had been regularly
bought clipped and msasced just in tho regular way,
as praclsed on the coast for many year.
scoout the negroes gave Of themselves leaves In
seeo no ooop. .. sne lac. Inc irons with Which they
tanned the marks On their wrists and ankles. They
about 30 In ALL but 100 hsd lef before the Hhiope fell in
Nth The chip ODe Of The BSid that tho greater part
bad been brough; doen from the interior bought by
the Frencnmen IN the usual way. Others had gone on
Ssd been sudd.ny sszos put in rons, and slowed away
m the hold BY these means ~ere the emiEr,nts obtain
their faculties by oou,ac, Win cyizssou in the Island
Of Rtubioo late Bourbon rne given by them OF
the mnsssore Itself was that from the cook stab
somehng IN eat; hut there be little doubt that the
Decd iiased and that the cooks violence even
| hue, was only the signal for the rising.
Iheseouei Of this story nnionlous enough, and we
only relate - specimen Of the manner In which the
Aired n,erprcs usagcs and rcspects foreign
autherhs. Captain Croft had been requested by Tho
rercn Consul 70 20 and rccsp,urc tho Regina Cn and
an open boa, when be saw The Eshops Approach ADD
when the Regina C1n captured be demanded that
abe should be immediately given up him. on the ground
his DOaQca inaam uch
az he ~as In the reiehborbood, and had moreover do
handed twenty i've men OF the ubcrisn government
10 rep him In the recovery The answer naturally
wac, tina, the Ehiope bad captured the veesei, and
must have salvage The French captain refused pay
hsd been taken into Mourova he called on the Freueh
naval force interfere We bear OF the mat
Presdent Of the republic Of liberia couched in the
phiaseoicsy Of which Europe s,eiy had more than
enc specimen The demand s that Captain simon, Of
The French ship Regina Coh may be again placed in pos
scsson Of his vessel Begally seized by the Fngish
packet ship Ehcpe and brought into The roads Of Nonro
via" and furthermore, thss ne muruoscrs be appre-
herded and delivered up win hardly be believed that
DESIRED also - make the nhope responsible for the
damage which the rebellous slavcs cid on board But
the syle Of the "Chief Of the staff OF the French
Naval Division" IL the point most worthy Of attention.
with last scorn Of 90 piepeisn furctonary The Pres
dent of republic be thus expresses hinsef "dcclae
that tie esquire has been arbitrary gal and valueess
and order th.i Captain Simon be replaced in
90 session 81 bis chip. ae uset that the murderers OF
the crew Of the Regina Co be arrested ana delivered 10
| the COMMANDER Of The Rcusudn."
lbs however but pendant 10 the or ynal history,
which 10 The musiny Of number Of tidnspped slaves
bought carried board, chained the usual way and
destined 70 be transported 20 the French plan.
tators under the Of Involuntary emigrsntsv ina,
the system 10 nothing than the slave trade under
another name CANNOT be doubted. That the immi-
grafton OF Africans and Asacs TO thiny peopied colo
MES 10 desirable We have always upheld and even This
/ French scheme might have been worked AZ 10 be q
blessing both 10 Africa and the Antilles The various
races which have been introduced into The British pos
sessons have Of late years prospered and been produc
tive Of prosperity 10 others The coolies tho MAurus
and Demeraa, the Chinese In Australia, and even large
bodies of negroes introduced into different Islands, have
had no reason regret the change their lot and
hope thst ibis kind OF EN- Rrstou viii continue and In
cteasc. But nothing Ia likely 20 check q really
heaihy supply OF labor than such nefarous traffic
has nov been exposed. We that the French gov
ument viii 70 longer hesitate 10 dscounter pro
eeedhss which able 10 beast Of The imperial ap
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