New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

be PEELED 20 co OF beard the bsrk by Capt Cor.
Don Mr.. Tenigh', sud pol who accoinpsnied
them; these men sscsped; ozs OF them took on hi'
coat and se-t and shoes, ard throst-red tost ne
would lump overheard and sgln 20 schoocer IN tne
vicinity, # be- Tss T., permitted ~ return 70 Ms VIC
std family smother iet to get way bus was io1oed
back ard was protertd money by Capt. Hordon I'd
keep silence after the passengers got on ooar1 'ney
had Ieiihsr bed Ior bedding, ani hsi notniss 70 70
li0 on bat the bsre boards: i Wai extremely cI1
at the 'lme Of eevng, and tley were nuuael i
down 10 tie ste, raes end hold more ike COLLECTION
Of re than luman beings. The fare OF the psssen-
gels was Of the c0srses. c5aracttr eonss'iug oi DIS
cult ard sa junk; Tie coffee served oct "as n", NJ %
dnrk the raiio,s # Tosoes were 20 'm ~ a. naIu
TO give taste ara tie supply of food o Al kinds was
90 scaIty that o tie passengers hardly obtained
enoU, TO satisfy the creyoEs OF 1siuIe the hcd as'
lad ncxious smell that the passengers were SICK
sned by it, ard SOME cOui not endure IT, and kept on
deck in pref-reuce; Of the passengers also, VINO
taken sick by the tIeaineGt ana the qiaity o,
fcod, aid in TIE hold, and ii not receive tae TdicaI
a;tenfance which was due to them sccof1lns 70 lhe
contract Mr. Joyee is informed that OF the pas
sergers ia lying 10 Phia ielpnis, at the point
Of Death, IN Consequence OF the hTdships and
ueslec, suffered by him on the passage.
Befu.e lsudirg st s.. Jego, IL pbSeugsr' vent 70
Tericht. Who W. reprs sen55d IS the agent Il the
contrsotors DaltCn Co.. wsntlpg 70 have an uicer
siaIoing with bin previous t. hnd,aei Mf. I7night
saii that he could say noting u-iii he .aw Dat1a
the Ia ngeTs were IL d.d .te 2S'h ot November
last, ard were trars r,ad in sdist - tha portion
Of the rsrosd where the rae or had dtteruinedt u
comUerce work tie ext morning, tue HAAS were
ieques'e h. e 10 work. but They refused ID DO 50
until Daon, the contractor, fhOnlt siZn the agree
uent made by and with the men in New-lork the
men then suspected foul pay, o. .rckery am deteo-
mined among themselves that none should 60 10
work until NJ. Dalton 1ould give them ther
agreement in writing: after tbs was knoSn
to Dalton, he caused 10 be read to the
rnsp ract off rent from that nsfe IN Nss-fok
10 te glsst surplse Of al; tois contract Pr'yiesa
~ 'bs payment % 80 ce-ts per 9sy aod Doani tug
ahoftrs loI twelve uon.ls u place OF sN Incnthsi IL
AFRO ssid the abosrs shoad psy for bed aud bed
org std should pay srG Tor tte 1sys they were ie
e. ~ rate. ss teponeDr b.ueyts 81 ooh"r ads!'
the refused to sOk .ndef the coptra protesting
that they hsd reveI maze ~ seen slch An sgfeemel
Dalton then LsOittd the men, and thresten.a thi' ne
would make the m-r work Ia coates, and used toe
yet language toward toe laboers she men sad tha,
be might DO 20 il be oouJ aud tta tIey would 20 peal
10 the American Consul fJr ju, ice; il ansser to thi'
Mr. Dalton said the Ccrsul coud DO nothug; ne toen
teLsd - staTye tie men into sun l-slon, aod
rsduced them to tao meals day; tLcse Two IN as
Ieirg scarcely sufficient for one IN quiotity; alter
rrttng tiis in execution, tie men marched INTO the
J,.y If s.. Jago, with the intention of la5ng tholr
complain, before the counsel aud the local governnn mt
of tie places after getting N the city, thty Were met
by some Of the local officers sno ordered to the
fiburb- there 'he offcis interpreter met them sud
ordered item to retu,n to III" place whence they had
eome, and to commit their eri ysnees to PAGER and
seId il in TO the Cow ut by four men, to be Sc
-c.d from Il eir number; tee aborers asked II these
uen could be fecure from ur--st; the chlct OF tue
police through the interpreter assured the men tnat
tie four deputcs from their iuInber Souli De Hee
from arrest; four men then went at this tne u the
Governor If u city, and the answer wa- aer near
re their complaint that he would consider the mater,
frd s.rd an answer, and th't during the lnterval,
tie men should remain quiet and 'ecelVe theu
ful raiions; the men, however, did not receye ,neH
full IaliuIs; ob the nmttee OF fouf were t"o Spaa-
ish boys who shipped IL NeTfork, after the answer
pss received stated above, smother Committee oil
two sbont two DAYS thereafter, vere sent Tor oy one
of the officers OF pobco wth t1e mess7se ,hss t'e
GoyeIncr waited to see them; two Of The labofeis
then ven; thete tso bore petition III writ signed
by II The men to the Governor aud the American
Consul; they went in and wren they came " u.
Governors apartment, one of the othcere as "ePoou'
il Informed went in to tn5 Governor, as ne stateo
ard returned almost mmefi -tely with wtat ne c4ied
the Governor. decsiCn 'h-t trey should bs iInpris'
ored the two men prisoLed without feeng 'l'o
Governor, and the following day the mea Whoh 'u'!
,.n,.s,ned we're informed at first that they were DE-
taneo as witresses and then that tuey were lmpus-
or ed fox contempt Of Court; GmiGs tois time Dalton
would tYy TO rCuce the men To 60 70 work the pohce
did 10, allow tho men 10 go IN The city, and they
were kept IN ignorance OF what was going on day
after day they were sent fr. apparently ID give tneh
testimony. but on arriving II the city they were I'M
p:soneG with the exception Of or two ho vent into
Inc CITY to what bad become of their companions,
sno were anesied the decision Of the Governor was
Ialy announced mat al would nave to be sent back
IN the United S,stes except those who gave their ma
to be American citizens, and long re dsnts OF New.
York in pursoanoe Cf this decision, depoaent an1 81
others came back board II Julia A. Hallock; toey
left the 18th of December last the port o St. ago
d. Cuba, and let in prison about seventeen OF their
oompanons they left on the work al those VINO 10.
fused 10 work under the contract that Dalton had read
10 them with the exception Of oss sent on with de-
ponsDt and those in prison; the Americans, Germans,
French aud POanders were seLt On, with the excep-
ton of two or three naturazed Ameficansi the Ei-
esb and Scotch to be sent Oh aiter.ardi depo-
ne1t eft tnose who gave themselves ont rs natives
IF ireland On the works, and uuderstood tha, they
~o1d be detained; Mr.. joyce and ois compadlons
have received nothing from Dalton or Capt. Gordon,
any cf the agers Of TIE contractors TOR tler lost
time and the many inconyenencss ard hardshtps they
have endured; deoonent ard his companions promised
their fellow wort men, who in prison soi detained
the work that they would on their arrival lay the
case before tie Mayor Of New-YOrk, and depecd on
ms humsnity gain their liberation from their pres-
ent unhappy sd destitute situation; depcne1t also
says that tie majority of those who arrived oy the
Julia ~ Halock are utterly penniless, and a. dls-
taIce from their friends end family