The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
The Slave Trade at Havana.

HAVANA, Dec. 25, 1858.
The Dari0 of this date in its remarks upon Pres-
dent BucbapaDs message concerning the slave trade,
states that is upheld by American capital &c. In max
ing this assertion docs through ignorance wlfuy
publishes falsehood It is notorious fact amongst our
merchants that all vessels engaged in the slave trade
owned wholly in part by Spanish houses in this port.
The following method is the one usually followed outA
Portuguese or Brazilian visits your city and purchases
such vessel he thinks suitable for the business The
ownership of vessel Ia placed in the Of c-
Of United States this done he returns and sells
the vessel, fully equipped, for certain amount
he retaining small nteres-to three four Span
ih houses notorious 10 this line Of business, and whose
great influence and money 60 great way with the subor
dinate officers OF tins government Having elected his
object returns TO port and the vessel sails either
direct for Africa for some port IN Spaln where she cam
by bribery leave for her destination without clearing at
the Custom House. Our Captain General knows nothing
in regard the place landing OF tho slaves, and the
subordinate officers always bought up. When 1t has
reached his ears through much publicity portion
the negroes have pccn conhscated
In the face of the above facst the Diario has tho
eTrontery attack Mr. Buchanan's message that sub
ject Why does it not mention any casef VIII it
ec the Hadcc familiar TO your readers, which was lately
scutted OFF Long Island after landing 99 negroes at Car
denas 100 miles distant from this por And who were
the owners2 viii the Diario answer? viii it state who
the Of the Ardennes Nancy, Enterprise and
Perkins and what the Interior object Of their voyage will
be? These vessels have yet TO land their cargoes In
next will give you the full particulars Of the ship adee
To give you my name would only make my quarters
here rather too warm; consequently you will the i'm
proprey Of my dong, leaving entirely TO your dis
erection to publish this or not in your valuable paper
Elopem ent OF n Rich Heiress With yiggcr.
PRACTICAL FRUITS OF ABoLITioSIsM HAPPY
PAIR MARRIED IN oANADA-THE GIRL COMMENTED
WITH HER AFRICAN SPOUSE
from the Detroit Free Press, Jan. A.
An clopemeDt aud marriage took place on Saturday
which little out Of the usual line, sufficiently SO,
imagine to satisfy the most craving appetite for the novel
nd ttvr hotl urhtC NEN
sufficient quantity to turn any white stomach in existence
young girl named Sarah Judson whose father lives on
q fine property mile two from Pontiac, eoped on
Saturday and TO Detroit The partner OF her fight
a black man. who has been in the employment of her
father for time In the capacity OF farm hand The
FIRST ntmaton that the father had Of the intention of
parties conveyed by the fact OF their fight They i'm
medatey crossed to Windsor, upon reaching this
city fully sensible that they could never accomplish their
unnatural designs this sdc as no official or Clergyman
could have been found who would have so far trangress
cd the bounds OF dcccncy unite the couple the APP
pearapcc of the girl being such would forbid the union
In the mind Of any sensible nothing OF the law
in the case. Some individual found in Canada who
performed the ceremony, however, and the two were
made They are now in Windsor enjoying the sweets
of the honeymoon.
The father of the girl red hot aboltionist of the
whole hog nothing, Niger good anybody style.
For long series of he has Disguised his neghbors
with his ranng abolition and anal gamat0n, Of which
he was disposed to abae not little from its ut
limit In order that he might not be said to preach
what he did not practice he made point to treat the
numerous coored individuals whom he from time to time
employed on par with his own family These doc
trines he nculcated upon the understandings d MT
children and he has the supreme satisfaction of witnessing
the practical result of his teachings his daughter
ciasped in the embrace of greasy Niger, willing and
ready and enthusiastically reciprocal in the sweet
game daancc with which lovers delight TO celebrate
their Tho brother Of the girl the next day
arriving here Sunday and ascertaning their where
abouts to her and mpored her to return She was
oontened however, loved her ebony half was happy in
his arms and couldn't think Of going back The emotions
Of brother at such sght better be imagined than
described Some would have bottcd out their dis
grace with single blow, but he had been taught that
was no sin against God or that his young sister
should repose the embrace Of negro and at the
time calmly look him in the face and say that she was
contcntcd. He went home as he had como, alone.
The girl is about eighteen years old. Tho family arc
said 10 have occupied position In society which was first
class and the blow consequently terrible one. The
fher rch and the girl heircse, which makes very
nice for the African Of her choice The matter has caused
40 intense excitement in the ncighborh0od where the
parties we'll known the girl having been born and
Drought up where her parents reside. " Is difficult tc
imagine any train Of circumstances by which young and
megent girl could be brought to form connection
repugnant to all the yet tho fact exists. more
complete rctrbuton for tho crime Of fanatcsm
heard or The least we wish Is that the father
doubtcdly well cured Of HIS beliefs by this time may
able to save his young daughter from the terrible future
which now opens 10 her