The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

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. .sp,iss you Of hs details Of Ibis AFFAIR The facts are
o. ssdsr he oo@n.ad o. Capt sns. .is view Oh
on is fSs place
s.pissi ISsr. ne pssir aries
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ana 81 II ss~sn s ne
Grew IN wseS Hs second in Of ne :p and eleven
~ sssa ~ sso heard III: Will.
Rssss 6 sSs wa s:a OBLIGED 70 return
s. .s gs s S ~ sa.
" ~ stood
DE ish april when re %s5 soS a:s SssS
semi for Ss y x Ss~nSs% he British Consul ans
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sps e ~ =. captain
I'D ssksd xaa ss he nAt aooee Of the Asa q
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he COZ oos oo rSS sas was b sSsa
bad been preSou.y sstisi hs received no ...sss II
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and S 70 The cS s Of I've SnE
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Ss and s @ FOR
e 5 Ss Ss ems
continued standing towards Monrova. where they arrived At
The report Poanse respecting this incident
.a me ii. Spanish vice Consul
= the brutal conduct Of ne Yap.n Of The Esheps
i,Sos,s sss Thai he was present At hs time shas his
sm 9, Ne
and delivered o him proe.. against hs capture Of
o. s ~ ts'ISs
mied the of vessel and
q me Lissras aSor.iss insyss;sa as dseuiaiss q
ReSn. Con in very ro.dsese q Ionrov. nowS
@ % D Of s S so
s.d dps. you even an ss.s%p, b:sS made 70 ssizs
There another which corroborates this state
sSoud have allowed these men 70 escape was not in
possession, At the time this matter was mentioned before,
the French official account but have received letter
from Captain Croft, Of the Ehope steamer which will
ROYAL MAIL STEAMER EraIopE,(
sRI have the honor you that according 70 your
he Col q u
whoa shp d been Sy ' en-
shors and scer.ined from he settlers that he shp Begins
' Id ess1 sS S S drifting
quite unman Z. close 2 the shore.
ss
e IN Se Of
fspsss bs Ssd been watching sfore,si SUP
and ID. sSs s
or ps g On @ he pirates who finally de-
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81 he a % s9sps to 1ss Of the Regina
i-seaned ahead with the hesinA cOoH In tow. for
eating as sn;so, or board
s sS a on ne
w saas ,as rs nass S ahead Anchor
ior April a.Aniyss al MorrOyi, :. safe with ne
April iS~Appeined Mr.. n.ctslvis my szen, and handed
INC ''p Ae' JIM csoST' Master of steamship E,Aope
s ia ssS; " ss a.. M @
have looked To the ccnsuis account whi,h is aim ,st
word for word the same and quite evident that the
any sympathy with the nesroesfar from it-bu because
they locked upon The cres pirates and that their OBJ
mon) declared thai he never lost sight Of the Regina
Coli that he was watching his snip until he could
s:ss .sss Captain d s: ssd Bis .h
spite d this protest, however, Captain Cron
.Oos the ship and claimed salvage The French cap
vage The Lberan government advised bin 70 have
courss 70 The Of that country, but they proba
further. The French men Of war then came in,
vho took the part Of Captain Simon. They took
hss. L. The nsssuhls .se ensrsas disper.sd This
h q The many proof We have that the ars. version
q story no. .iways 70 be t.lce We have no. 60.
international hw, The French captain having lo
sight Of his ship, having claimed her bis own and Ia
lar SLAYER and had been FUN Of slaves would have
had right 70 seize her. only just 10 the French 60
vernment that their view OF this case should be known
Lord BaououAx said thai this wac the nrss version Of
the story from s opposs party and he agreed with the
taken was ssssed the other night that when the vessel
boarded the manacles Of these emsrsns taken
on. But how did happen they had msnacles 1t ALP
(Hsar, ,hsar) And ihis wa: vha. was called free
emigration, and q plan Of encouraging Africans
Country s.ross Inc wafer. There could be ' no
dout that these free emigrants were slaves who had
been kidnapped on the coast who bad been brought down
by native slave traders and native princes and who AFTER
process of hbera sold slaves under the
Of free emisranis (Hesr, hcsrl were said thai
there means Of compassion on board except By
The Of msnscles, he nua express his regret that
their lordsbgs we're compelled 70 irus, only . otcia
cos one from ' gentleman holding ooos s1 once
another from agent Of the government and others
S% private p S .. un SS sr.. pa:
s.s se ss, srcSsh, down 70 u. coss, and
sold be taken board ship n there in France
free discussion that prevailed In the press Of this
country these oca accounts would be subject 70
ton The cfhciai accounts however, carefully avoided
the point issue for they did not pretend 70 say that
force had been used and no raud 70 obtain
these mporsations. BE ard his right reverend friend
were represented Directing 70 the engagement OF
coolies, but they approved the nee regulation
for engaging coolies for own scttieu ents,
and they only called for the prohibition Of their
importation into foreign scsilemeuts He held 10 DO
clear and undoubied Law that In the presence OF Captain
simon, had right 70 take possession OF bis ship,
be her cargo contrary 70 law He would just say
word with reference 70 the allegation that these Af
were going voluntarily 10 Cubs. Here was q large
body OF men who, MAS said were anxious 70 leave their
own country that they might better their condition by
free inpor in Cuba; but most suspicious circur-
stance that the first thrg they did rise tbs