The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15


roug ne outpost In the vicinity at which the
ouon .fer the has sailed aud cleared from the hsroor
NJ >o'K rne s"a.sgems resarted 20 for the que
q1oo locu'pg tbeu without sks nins oicion ss
A. rte ,rosity ere MANIFOLD. fAvorts prso,,oeoa
stree wy bo'ooess far TO dsA,m suspicoo-is 10
ptts,os peter, or 50 cong. Many, borsvar, prefer
900 rio. ~ come OF the ssciuJed ports auna toe
gOeec," st Gesnpoit, On the western shore Of Lorg
aho o. al 'be mouth OF The Connection. river; ~o e
o'hts nofe cautious suu, receive water
~ p,s. te 'ttoueo The SQUAD Ia tns master Of
fr se houd ceodo on reurping port Tor them he
60 60 so si'bpnt fear o, bong delayed oos moneut
tr tbsn n necessary FOE tue vessel having been ofs
ons'y tfovfed WITH ner regosr papers tor ciearAncs
'tp vas suspicion n wsrded nff nUu tos iass mn
~'n' Tor the suspcoos circumssn copnecsr stb her
az" ot tstSe around her til al her pape.s have Deco
ST. 81 ny the custom nouee aa1 she areaSy beyond
he in s'c,oo OF toe Tue reeu'r essy fese-n
ptteep vessels out OF every twenty d ted in
Unreo States tor h,e Illegal trss the Aros,
h'ge to evaie fhe Law Onoo safe of Dort. which,
posing rom ID. Per ceotsge that conrive toesiape s no
,featt az the wts ban DO hug more TO fear 3ns
orss her voyage 70 AFRICA with feeling OF security for
~ ish CRUISER are uoasst vessel uncer ecsion
o' the Aae'csp flag snd having passed them, she naa
opy 10 Into Vt the pumecous river arms th,,
cbsi ec.r,ze The African coast These river OFF,
so.orous scies io.obs actpg ,ioa,
for b. tier mests sisvets enabled GO take tler g
ny rsvf oes board al cisarcs Of twenty tor,y or
evenosiy o'les fom The shore 10 general tbes on,oe
tnir o@p me 'cr departure, or rather sa for favor
abe Dtg for they nave psrsoos alsays Oh td3
'okous 10 ,bio'm when the proper time arrives rae
.r- cruiser perioarsi vists along SHORE
IN The run out we have seen, the vessel com
psrsfvey sale apoer tne proecou IL nat 0lal flag
p'r pagers All 10 0roer the well klosa feel
" tie country upon me suhJecs o. the right Of Sen ca ~.s
her sbeio AID safeguard Bot ner return tue
soey ereDt: everything en- anaed. The run to Cana
81 be mace, have Already STATED vthout pSpers
VI any s1d tue American conmal0ec aud crew ia wing
been ef, gpoo the African from which
make say bome through Sierra Leone Moarovi.
Owing 70 The Jcly OF the Cuban Off als there Is
oifaulty 10 lard the neg ut suy oont along the
n Il. H.rnn
queuted spot is CHOSEN IN order TO preserve ap.
peSr'ncs. The newy imported negroes are carried
into the interior spo dsibeted anocs tne sugar plaua
tcns ARD the veeset burnt Sone1 mes they are ena
bu 10 the vessel by sett papers for ner IN
Spsb por or By sendog Der 70 an American port,
wbrs she t5e O6ce IN possession OF clearance
Ia, sets out for European port oro,a
b The the age every tnog that could
'eod icsts those boart throw susp'cioo
the chafAc'sr Of tbe vessel destroyed 30 successful
tne vessel repeat he African p but thin s Of rare
Tor the usual pace IL 70 destroy or aban
600 safer and less dangerous This gay OF getting
the diulty by ssrrdcpg the vessel accounts tor
the desre Of slave traders TO procare one shat has ben
r:e
Perscrs ~.bns to get up .lave voyage arrange their
plane ia Cuba, settle al the preiimnaries there, and
select those ppcn whom toey depend
whnm it is necessary to influence and II these
letter be Influenced by brides, money sure to De
forthcoming The cot officials secured, some
iimea their conn'vsnce on'y, and sometimes ther CO.
OPERATION but ponrg is considered definitely arranged
until they be counted with certainty As seon
tss point aetled money rem tied 10 broker OF com
mission merchant N New York. some otner port, with
purchase Fl. out suitable vessel for v0y
TO ,be African coast AS persons engaging ia these
sscops lie under the ban Of public OPINION they in
demnify themselves by unparalleled exlcuon ire
qrebty chn gpg ten thousand dollar for vessel that
Elk, IKE proportion for outfit 10 addition,
there o.ner that well the genaf al amount
uOusiy, scch as hutn Eouey TO custom house officers,
sod bbes To Ugh legal fupconaIies, district attorneys,
United Stbts nsrsnas, &c
The great point in regard to the purchase of suitable
vessel bavDg been Satisfactorily settled me next thing TO
he attended 10 Is tie RENTING Of the necessary amount
to England for the purchase Of such goods required
coast rhe vessel ready TO sail for her destination
takes out only what absolutely necessary for the susie
Nance OF her living her return voyage to Cuba or
eeewhese Food, water, ard lit Q lumber With which
to buo sheds for the neges the deck of the vessel
generally AL that neeoed The goods purchased in Eng
for the purposes Of barter with the native African
the white slave factors the coast
VITO procure part OF their supply Of shsckles aud cotton
GOODS from the British traders at Sierra Leone Both
these thpe-thats tbs purchase Of the vessel in the Unit
ed States, and Of the goods in England-havng been
cessfully arranged, nothing further remains TO be
done but the preserving OF the cargo and It's safe depar
The following anecdote has been published BEFORE but
as pretty fair illustration Of the characters in this city
who indirectly engaged n the traffic, and many Of
whom have made large fortunes through their connection
with 1t. The congregation OF Of fashionable
chufches up town had resolved raisirg subscription
for the purchase OF gift to their minister. send him
of TO Europe for the bronchitis, We dont know which
and is Of little consequence. They had no wever
resolved on raising . subscription for his benefit,
around he minister looking on vito perfect in.
difference oil earthly Objects and an utter sonesa-
lion d, Of wSra as things that was % 70 behold
reverend looking Christian gentlemen who stood high
among The congregation, BY whom they regarded
ticulsry liberal this occasion The drs; to whom 1t
was presented deposited fifty dollar bill the plate,
and The second about contributing his share wheu he
perceived that II hundred instead of fifty dollar
role that be held in mis- hand BE hestated, and
tie act Of returning to bis pocket when bis friend per-
ccivpg bis hesitation, said Never mind, Tom IT'S only
two blsckbirds, and you'll soon make it up" The two
blackbrds translated, signify two negroes, and the be
raj end pous member Of tbs church deeply interest
ed in the slave traffic. The bill deposited plate
among multitude OF Others and at the end of the COL
lection there was sufficient subscribed to cure the minis
ters bronchitis, or make him handsome present. to
support dozen starving families through whole winter.
PORTS AT WHICH SLAVES ARE FITTED OUT-THE
WAY THE TRADERS ARE swINDLED.
1t Is now well known fact that New England fur
nishes not only large portion Of the capital invested in
the slave trade but that the greater part Of the feet Is
fitted out in New England ports The business pro
fiAbe one and whatever may be the opinion the peo
pie there regarding its character, It has effect in de-
terrrg the capitalists of Boston, Of Portland and
of Bristol from embarking their capital in 1t. The
fact that 1t pays ID all that is necessary for them;
after all, the question OF morality principle
enters into the consideration of the matter The whole
slave fleet fitted out from these ports and the port New
iofK-which Ii is almost needless TO tell readers is
largely engaged in the trsfc-numbers from thirty
forty per year Rev York and Boston the favorite
po'bn, from the simple fact that In the hustle,
tDe tnr mol and whirl Of trade, there Is less
risk OF detection Then, again, our people
80 lDqueive as those OF smaller cities, aud 1t may
De that our officials not energetic but this point
we DOUBT The officials Of any city claim pre-
emnence over those of another for superior vigilance
energy IL urged tnas there are very cogent and sub
stsntia reasons for this and these sometimes
ke the form Of serious accueaioos to their Of
hdety in the psrorman OF their official duties In fact
not to DC nice about tho matter TO put fine poia
~ 10 not only insnuated, but it has been fatty charged
ina! their silence purchased and tnst they cogn
zant Of the operations of tue slave dealers city in
Boston and at other places In Baltimore some savers
sre lifted OUT but New York and Boston are decidedly en-
titled to the precedence for enterprise Al to those en-
gagged in the preparing and fitting out Of savers we
might dismiss them In brief but expressive way By
Byng that the least said abont such characters the
better; but will rot do to dismiss them in such .
summary manner. To be, however, brief poss BILE
on ouch dsng eeabe subject may remark that their
soca! poston ID aoout rs low 40 we'll be imagined
and that they are reckless set of advenurers utterly
devoid Of principle and wholly Indifferent good or
bad opinion Of the community. They VINO are
willing TO make money without regard to tho means By
in In IN huth