New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

the object e tasn voy~e Was the sl,ve trade. his
raue v-ssel arc eo rear Sierra Mprra In Cabs, 40
Bozs's srd -ss then bun;. Ten day before ths cc-
,ns,.rcs 90 wera landed q, Vsrtlsniss.
FrR > lss7.-Mr. Gabriel Whites from LsSncA 70
the Ear vi Clsret don TIA.
vhcls cr resrly tie ~sos II tho s.vsr..s r..ot
Of N. cs. fr the 'upy of Cas> and
he ,.nr as,ho,iy ssys: Only three vessel. -s-s
"r,pu,,d On the coast south vi toe Equatr ie 1856.
Or. ri trese Was the Gen.iA Pierce, <hica vas
.eizsc ca her thud voya@e for slaves AZ the chief
lsurt 4 ,ts slAyers il the mouth OF the Congo, ne
susCtSs'ts; sn AmtIcsn vessel oil war % m1'7>a'
at.i, ,istored of &c st ccsst.
JVtY g. IS57-rhe British Consul ~ lssscs W.
I0rs Cn,eudon thst s the .lsve vessels tn-a sriiy-
ing on the COAT we're covered by the nag 9i i's
I,iec sts's
Der. 10 lSS7.-A lsttsr OF this date. probably from
p private .esman on beard the Cumberland, sW -
humorous srd cnr'empsaous sccf ant OF he ooAf1Iog
Of the ssvtr Cortts, IN tue River Gemois. lac
proofs of her being SLAYER we're sb1u. as es' As
thA. there - water in tee ses; but sne wss DoS mo
listed though visited by toats from toe CunooriAea.
This Cortes the vessel "bose csptare, ene dsy
tut If Hayars and condemn ston n, Jamaica lseo
April, csu,ed the comusercems a OF the eHcmesnsnt
relative TO British ssgryssops.
JAS. l. lSS.-Lord Naii,r furnishes TO Gen. Css !
TIE particulars Of the destruction of the bark Caa.e'
OF pstimcre, on SepJsmber ~. Lord N. est
s,.s ire number Of slaves on board tdls vessel q
2C0 "of whom only 35S could be saved Th;ss
he ssma vessel 90 often spoke Of n correspobdence
JAN. Is. lS5S-Lord Napier. 70 Gen. Css, ststs,
that the Cbarls cleared A. Ne~ Oresns vita mani
fest that might have awakened the Suspicious ot tn'
FeGsrs authorities and justified the detsnti,o OF ths
ship In the same letter be descrloes several cap.
tures Of American slsvers by the Queens snip, and
the escsps Of the james Bachanan with Vo slaves,
though chsssd by the Teazer, With sseso AND sais,
for liO miles. Old Buck war al~ays good 81 foling
the British. 49,
AUG. H. lS57.-Cspt. Burgess, Of the Hecs.e,
writes thNt new company for slave trsdirg had been
formed at Havana, called the Expedition sor Atri'
shares 81 0C0 which are posted on the Exoasnse:
MARCH S-Gep. Cass whites To Collector Hat,n VI
Nav Orlaaus Stating that Lord Napier mad imputed
bsme to tho officers OF Tho Custom House at thas
place for sllo. ing the Chsrles 20 bs Cleared.
MARCH lS-Tne Collector replies that the Casi,es
WAS cleared bef,ie lie assumed oIice, but thas the
sch oorer Louis MeLane was cleared, notwithstanding
HE opposilcp tire face of undoueted evidence ths.
she was TO be engaged in the slavs-srsds. She was
are sed ard the case tiled 10 the Circuit Court
Of the United States. TIE proceediaSs sers naked
and expenAve fsrce, ana the vessel sailed TO Atfiea
ano csptured.
ton spd poi,irg himself upon the pinnacle OF tes ac-
cunulsted correspondence, Gen. Cass conss down
upon Lord Nspier ard the pubic with fourteen pages
OF mpeis oasvo, DOT trsvers'rg any TACT stated oy
Napier, but presenting IN rambling desuitory Cofi
ner the views of this Govern mrnt on the African
slsy-.trsde and all the questions connected with H.
will not criticize this document further than TO say
hst i; is one Of which this Government ought TO be
ashamed It admits the naS=oas = Snsfsc'Tr o. .'s
suy and all measures which are, or have been Pro-
posed 70 suppress IT,
/ In truth Gen. Cess does much worse than this, be-
cause after expressing the hope or tho wish ths the
iade were rooted out he pocesds 70 notice with res
pleasure snd with unsupp'essed eIultstiop, that II
was not to BE- suppressed all oecsuse Of the renew
al of the business the sguised form Of the emgrs-
ton fysteuJ.
/ FEB 10, ls5S-Mnister Mason writes 10 Gen. Csss
an important letter on the French scheme, 10 wnich
be makes the statement that Count Walewski told him
MIR Masenl that tho British Government would MOI
object to The French scheme while the wants OF the
"Bri.ish colonies being supplied by the Ccoiie
"trade."
Judge Mason then goes Off into page or two Of
temperate and dignifed condemnation Of French aud
British fanatic,m relative to Slavery which he sup.
poses will find 10 this new measure G the lmoerial
tioyernment rebuks which it will deeply feel.