New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
THE EXPLOITATION or THE AFRICANS
Fre~ TIE C.s ,i>';ss S,,o.ry. s.rt n.

The United States steam fngsie Niagara arrived c6
this por, on Saturday. at about o'clock p. m, and
came 10 anchor in about eight iathosns Of water Her
,opmas,s can just b. distinguished from the city
wbsry,s over horrss Island. She has fun frgs,x
guArd ON boani consisting of three hundred sailors
snd fifty marines. The following are her officer:
Couu,.rder Cart John 5 Ch.anc.y Leu'saAaa~, 4 ~
Msl',S ks-'d r.. si ,,.s. ss,on. ra.rd as .sa
N P chr.'i.n raFs. SA.'r' upS.@ ESs,e'',s '111
JoSn.cn Mortimer Kellogg J. II Bs-y, W. a. ssssS,
Coun AID " Roger Leu',rAnt q N'rtss' ''~"~s h',
wood; Ac;ins BcAs~s!n John n bArs;i
Several private parties have made escurson- 70 80
the frgate by the ysrous pilot boats and the steamer
AID, but owing 10 the heavy sea none have eeen so'e
10 board her. The impression, however maoe oy the
frigate upon such gentlemen have seeo her " nm
favorable. They have been grcs!y d-appcintet. tn"
james Adger. now lying at our whars.s, 10 votsi
much finer looking vessel.
Being DESTROYS of placing before readers all tbs
incidents attending he removal of the negroes ro,
Fort Sumter "a the Niagara, We several days sins,
made application 10 the United States Dstrc, Mar.
shsl for permission 20 allow a gentleman connected
with the office 10 De on bosri OF the steamer which
was To make the transfer. The Marshal received the
application very kindly but declined re-}ysest,
statirc that 10 person wonld BE- permitted 10 bs on
board bu; himself and two deputies, not even the
officers Of the Court he considered that would h
highly iudecorous 10 give any information resp,tins
the removal OF the negroes TO the public through tie
press. before the President had been informed.
We have, however, awaited ourselves Of the kind
of DR. kainey the transportation agent appointed
by the President whom, W. are happy ~ Say, W.
have found u very agreeable gentleman, who has ~
in every respect accommodated 10 the full eAnsnt al
his power. DR.. Rainey has found his familiarity with
the Portuguese language Of very essential service as
he can communicate with the head men OF the AIM
cans independent Of the Interpreter No agent Of the
Colonization Society is board the Niagara, and the
ship is provided With sufficient stores only for the
officers and crew. The Marshal has, however, cup
Piled from one Of Charleston merchants the neess-
sary stores for the Africans which were conveyed 10
the Niagara YESTERDAY. The Marshal and his s~sst'
ants the United States DisrictAuoruey and the ship
chandler ia. only pertics allowed TO visit tho
ship. - ,
The steamer Gen Chnch Yesterday forenoon visited
Fort Sumter, took on board the Africans, and con-
veyed them To the frigate heavy sea was running,
and trequired all the ingenuity of the officers IN charge
to ship their cargo Finally, they hit upon the clpe-
dent successfully practced among the Indiana OF
South America in crossing rapid streams The higste
and the steamer were connected by two hawssn, AMI
n large tub placed upon a third line, run from the
spsnker boom of the gats 10 the deck Of the raau-
En- and thus the awful chasm was bridYsi. Upon
this line the negroes were PLACED, aud haased oy
tubfuls to the frga,e The ceremony was, OF eOurs,
very slow and tedious and was late in the evening
before the Cuch returned to the city, We regret e
say that We must await the information Of the author
ties at Washington before We can state authenocany
the precise number OF negroes dcported The nun
her is however, understood 10 be about 80. The
Niagara will sail this afternoon.