New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
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During ills eek, there kss eesa on 'io@tsoe sA
eiterDet in our city from the fac o. - S,s ie
tbst SLAYER or vessel engaged 10 To- Sh'Vs us1e
lad been captured By the Ubiiei S.stss sF' oj,ns
ttsa-ner Wen Lent. y X. Dler ccmms1tisZ "a N
Joseph Bsy. We gather the following iafc-rsation o
the sad vessel
vannsb % With much hss been said IN TIE 81
from the saot that she hs before beer oyeIhied
by the Authorities. -,
Il appears that her paper, varo irssr'sT, and mat
sba vas wing in ~. Joseph Bay FOR co,ceslalci'.
There are also fsc,s Cleaned from the appearance CT
the ship and asO rCm partial confessions q tbe re =,
that Rad bean srgsged in TIE slave trade ~ - ~
che making Preparstons 70 proceed to TIE coast
of Africa for the purpose II beng employed a That
tr,fIc
TIE master Of the bark was NJ, bosrt E. the
tine Of her capture, having made visit to thlS pace
where he scored q be veil knO "a by lnsny peEEons
TIE xss accompsuisd by the supsrcargo snd mas
occupying the position o. serysnt. The mote
reIoIied that there lad been Spanish captain n
h0s-a rso wss landed a. s. Joaeph By the Anerc n
csptan bat as srce confessed tbst be wa. killed and
thrown overheard. The vessels name had been
altered ard that of tn Rosa Lee subetu'rd, ani The
part still fresh the arrival % the vixen.
The csptain OF the bark left here u small fishing
boat Tuesday evening last Tor the purpose, IS ne
ssid q proceeding 20 his vessel in ~ joseph, bn;
since then nothing mas been heard from him. We are
Aso informed that party el u6Ie .ast e'ehins Tor
tie purpose Of dnestrg toe cp'sin super ago, ani
other men in their company.
The bark is reported to be the property Of {. ~ l..
Lamar Or Savannah. The name o. tho Was.er IS
HAYDEN, snd that az the supercsrgO Desn7yeE.
Hayden, when he came 10 this place, registered his
name, ne are informed, liil, 10 the CLUB room, sad
gave s. ressCu that hs had been cap.s'n CT yes
sci in Savannah ana having 20. ,Gto officially VI
his men wished 10 conceal himself for some cme.
NaIious were the reports ccu' ted rs 10 tae chaIa'
ter of the vessel while -he Ia y. Joseph Al hfst
che IVES a yacht Of sixty tons, engaged by a hunting
bar ~. taga a
slaves aboardtbeD various ot1er reports ve's CIR
cnlsor, as to her Character, noes oi Wncn Tefete-
liable.
,ard 70 know more than they really DO, saying inst
the weasel nae been concealed 10 1t Joseph tor over
tso ~ceks, bu this 10 not true, although Ne GI' tod
by ore snOm Nc can rely upon tnat soc mas Deg
there over a week. She up higher in NJ. Joseph
Bay than any other squ1re-fggsd vessel wac ever D..
fore and II She had slaves aD0ari h4s DAD time ana
opportunity enough 10 run them clear OF All pryihg
persons. g..
70 the character OF the vessel and she Is stu uncer
the surveillance of the officers OF the siesmer vixen
We have OIly seen the ysssc! a. d5st nCo Dus eH-
ors tell us that ere Il bean''o, cram, p'sse'aoY
ouslit,as which would make her ue ssler aud vita
sea Tojm would we any vessel uOdb.e 20 Cs,cn ner.
We LIZ derstsHd that the nited SEses DsricLJd dge
and Attorney have been tel Praptsd 70 proceed here
Immediately for the purpose OF nyeets sins the chaf
acter q the veesel.
There gsre ten men ABOARD of the vessel at toe time
of her capture who hsye been condoet uuter close
guard ever snce She hal on board many cAsk, OF
ws,er by far than coy vessel u ner s,ss ToG'd
cary on the longest voysce, with the u'us compile
ueii OF uen. No weapons were found ca board, aud
al The time Of her arrest sAo was d!.nS Aa.ercan
colors We have also bean informed thet she hal no
signs Of having been on yOysge as yet, bne was
merely fttpg out.
Suce w-tirg the above We have been isfor mel that
suspicous scto Ter has been seen yidE OF the coast
chow ng 10 Of entering this harbor or OF being
l.. 10 10 YrIts IL
g. hcouer with proyisors &c foT the above bark 20
proceed upon her voyage.