The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

Yard In Philadelphia Lieutenant EuglSo ordered
the steamer Wyoming, Aulic, detached Leuteuauts
Read, Duval and Eggleson have been ordered to the
steamer wysrdon.
Our Warrington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, August 3, 1859
rtral Of the Afric1n S'are aae-Layge Impta.ions Of
"Saroges''No Doubt Whatever that Depots ofsSaragss"
Ernst many Southern Cities The Vessels Bultin Black
Rcru5ican Satcs-Escitemsnt Against the Ttc6qc Anmg
Planters, dc
The consequences Of the reopenog Of the African slave
traffic already beginning to sensibly felt in the
southern States. Difficult it get the truth in
matter where all concerned directly Interested in
maintaining ngioabe secrecy les tate TO reerae
my coDvictcr That every syllable wrote you fes
weeks ago u relation to the landing OF large cargoes OF
imported Garages" the coast Florida was strictly
correct.
In conversation, within the last thrtysix hours with
che very United States Senator who gave large por-
ton Of the fats which enumerated under the cate Of
July 10, remarked that they TAD been universally dis
.ed and seemed to be by but scan,y evil
d.1ee in the Southern papers He REPLIED sNeverthe-
feEe every word you substantially true and
ol, doubt about il will nave passed away from every
nina before tho 18th Of December next" He added that
The silence Of she Southern press was sgnsl po,
sle accusaiobs he had made were well fou ,1ed; ii at
they not stuty themselves by den viz what
every Intelligent Souherper be the tra b. that If
the EsXAiDs remarks had foundation, there would
have aeen 0ucry made by every journal from Mary
Galveston He continued say that the silence
Of tie conservative papers souh Of the Potomac would
probably not DE Of iorg duration, feeling OF indgna
ton spreading among the planters and large slave
holders disturbance OF the old order Of things which
mus. soon lead outbreak.
An account which appeared on the 23i uls in ths e
Aueuape (Fa Eraminer admirably illustrates tho
IN which slaves are treated, even when notice OF
item given to the proper federal auth,rte.
chat the Deputy United States Marshal, upon being In
formed such vessel of the coast, made inqu
which resulted in his hearng Of no slaver aud only
runner that negroes had been landed to the southwark"
Proceeding in that direction. he ound ,ha "about six
weeks previous four sailors had reported that they were
Fart Of the Of The Schooner Experiment. had landed
cargo Of Africans Jupiter, and preached the YES
sen The Deputy Marshal did not Of course find a that
Haze hour in the day sligo Of niggers shp and
eator Of the Examiner closes his account by saying "A
Iny the birds had flown before he got there We
deistsnd expected shortly" 81 Light watch
is 10 fact kept along the coast between Key West anil
Pensaoe that rumos" Of the landing Of slave oagoes
nay oo1Edcred travel pretty swiftly If they reach
she CT government ofoiis
,rcs have wn and rule Of caution thought TO be
violated by the newspapers Boosting that more
pected Shortly neither is the traffic commented With
she slightest t,gu Of surprise or disspprooaton.
I1ayo 10 doubt that time will deveope some startling
facts in the history Of slavery siuce May 1885, There
are SAID exist depos Of savsges in over twenty large
cities or South In Of which the inta ed
may Them at times, to the number Of several hun
dreds Auoog the places where these depots are to be
found, Charleston, Memphis aut Column ous have been
named 80 by person whom think Trustworthy and
reliable who informed that he had visited them, and
tad tuIto in tbese
nine sorted DiacAs he ssid mat II was uoo-
rious tIruuerou, Georgia and Alabama SIX weeks ago,
thai quite fleet OF savers expected to land csrsoes
sin moi III two OF the Florida lnlets not
fer from Key West You wl reconec told you before
that gentleman Of the uoooubed aty had 10
for n ca me that had been nide 10 him, semi
cobfdenlay by Interested INDIVIDUAL, waose name 10
would d,sthsrge living freieh, upon chores
ninety tuys from the si OF June!a And he SAID
shs, his estimate OF the numoer OF cTg"es OF saVases
that successfully transporter into the INTERIOR
ei2uieeD months was oct Teeo sixty aud seveay
Supposng vessel to contn oeducung loss ~ DEATH
hubcSed and nifty Blacks he lac increase OF slave
population a the s,utn By imoorsauons from
ute coast Of Africa must have been over
atteen Thousand. Startling as THESE fac's must ap
gear and iuUreduous as many readers may be con-
cernrg inem, have ventured municate them
10 you ~iifoat being fully pefsaaicd in my own mind
tbal they cannot be successfully g4,nesyed.
II seems 20 be well undertook that the large
proportion o. vesees engaged ia slave traffic not
only butt al the North died there, q
full saowle5ie the ure 10 which they destined and
With 10 share In the profits OF their nsfaous
licut TO get proof, and yet am morally sure, tom
Inns cast out hsre there actually
two vessels beng prepared A. rdls moment for q nlave
trip from abe port OF New York, and tnst considerable
Of such vessels being made ready for Ia
Il New England Stales TnurIoT Weed deny this,
end the very nature or the pereuts my being able
70 give pToos 0u. wnai state VIII be clear mind
OF eve,y SouheIDer.
sbon'd add that at least OF ve perhaps nine
out Of ten the Planters at ne South med
weL az ipcensed against those VINO endeavorng TO
pufy the ieoerAl prohibiting the slave trace Tee
more ssetcCus potica iesoess Including COL Jeersoa
Davis A. H. Stephens and otners recognise tina, every
southern polucan who idscahes hlmseh with tue traic
mus; eventually be swamped b. the indignation Of the
respectable holding Ctzes OF the older Southern
States Only fey desperate ultraiols. like Brown OF
Mesips,ppt II am not sure alone, count by
Encouraging the introduction OF "ssvages, tue
port OF thu SC middpg ard lower classes ~ho hitherto
have not been possess negroes but nov Look tor
ward with exntaiiOn TO the Guy wnen they Shall nave
soprkesn to wait them yell as their bettNs.
Brown even hopes that his zeal for the traffic may
Rim PreEdeu, u the United States Douglas makes u
similar calculation account OF his Zsal against IT,
From Albany.
ALBANY, August s, 1889.
The statement that Hon Gideon j. Tucker to be drop