New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
THE SLAVE YACHT WANDERER.

From The 3arannah Republican, Dee. IS.
The rumor which we announced in The Republican
of Saturday relative 10 the landing OF cargo OF Am
caus on the coast or islands Brunswick, We re-
gret to learn, is borne ont by many circumstances,
which, though not strictly legal proof are sufficient to
carry conviction to any MAD that thus unlawful deed
has been perpetrated. Tie landing Of the Africans
was the absorbing subject OF conversation on Saur-
day the paragraph in The Republican being the first
intimation that citizens bad of the occurrences
and all sorts of rumors were aoat "a to who were IN
terested how IL done, what were the profits and
a hundred other things, which nothing but rumor
could originate. The report of the landing having
come TO the ears Of jos. Ganah, esq, DstrictAtCr
Iey, who being already c0gnzant OF the fact that
there were some suspicious characters IN town, made
further invest gatOns and found that three persons
had arrived in the Florida boat Wednesday last IN
an apparently destitute condition, anu hal stopped 1T
the Cily Hotel, where they had kept quiet, under a
plea of being ndisposed until Saturday wnen to pre-
pare IL is supposed, for leaving IN the New YORK
senaship they visited the clothing establishment Of
Mr. VIM. q Price, ard spent some $500 for clothing.
This fact directed tue suspicious OF District Attorney
Canal. toward them and he felt warranted gong be-
fUe Judge Nichols of the United States District Court
and taking the Necessary oath for their arrest. Iner
names as registered at the City Hotel are JOAN b.
Rajesta, y. A. Brown, and Miguel AsniIv, all hslins
froyl New Orleans. The last name WAS first registered
Michael R,jres, but Rsjres wa aterwari scratched
out by running pen through II, and Agurvi written
after Il. toCn their arIest, VII. BrOwn an America
appeared spokesman; the o. her two apparently
were Spaniards, and could neither speak nor under
stand English. Mr. Brown upon being addressed a5
captain, piled that he was not captain; was in a
strange place where. go fdr from having friends he
really had LO aquGntances. a. soon as u was re-
ported srpund that the arrest had been made, Mr..
Ganahl was approached 10 koow what All neces-
sary-to which he replied that 1t was not bsIlabe
case a5 the arrest was for piracy. 1bey were put IN
JAIL and, underrtand, are provi led with everything
Of the test. Mr.. Ganahi assisted by C0itei S,a,es
Marshal ID. ii. Stewart is using every exerton to OBJ.
t.f, Ill III .if.p9 H.ur ar no
purpose has sent to Bruins &ick 10 elicit information
currer. about the transaction in time for the ex4Dioa-
ton. which viii probably be on THURSDAY next. we
feel assured that Mr. Gsnah Will do AL in his power
to rave Justice meted ont and if upon trial they are
found guty, such al example viii be maje OF them
viii put stop to the slays-uade az least IN MS
district.
Atug was dispatched 10 Brunswick to tow ,he Wan-
dercr to Savann-h; but esrn that the shipmaster,
wLO had been l-t alone board and IN chaIgo, re-
fused to give her upactng, Il IL supposed under the
siy ice Of the citizens OF that pa O. We hear thai me
CJllec.or Of the Port Of D1rien, VINO has been OF
board the WaDcerer, sse N y sne mas no appearance
of ever having had slaves IN her.
What was done with the n.gres, seens - Dc as
important question as ery u The f1Fegong, eod rl-
NOR has been quite bnsy whit. Tn-y were lindef
we hear, on Jekyl I.laoc. tor w0lch privilege, II is
said tie ~ gro u sd-rs paid $j COO and that steam-
boat from the city went down and brocghi I'D OF them
past and up the nSer TO plantation, wheDes
they were scattered over the country. L.. SAID the
ceIgo cupsIsisl ~ 49, bni " - ocuu u believe 20
small a yessel could fold go many.
I,xA be r.oolected tina, this yect arrested Jas.
Sumner ussr New.York, on suspicion OF being fitted
ont for tire savetrade b9. there wgs hot sufficient
evdsIce 10 convict her, and sbe was released. Cap,
Co,rje Of Sonth C.roos tb ~ cym nsnd, AZ ne
Is now an stsred that nsd ught her FOR pleas
NE yacht, which home out BY her elegant ap-
ottmeets and small tunnhge.
After being rrieaset at NeuYork, she cleared ior
Trinidad acI th.Lc. to -. Iirena wheOce she now
hail. and accounts FOR beirg without regnla' papers
nov bs sta'irg that tfil Governmen, VI 10 Cons II
there, ard .he could pc obtais ary. Capt Corre has
psper- purporting To- be fcm the native ofic'si' at
". Helena bu, ahey la y The necessary .esn.
A g.atl.nap IN Il. city -bo knows the builder OF
the snGerer IN f)rs tket<he tier vas conn ]. Mt
s.e x.uh never be engaged 10 carrying saves herss,