The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05
The Supposed Congocs South Carolina Ne.


FROM the montgomery Wall, Jan %.
Our cishbor of The Adrc,het mistaken in supposing
tina, the gang OF negroes who carried through this
city las, sunday Congocs that they bosnd
New Orleans II negbbor had asked any one OF those
darkies where he from the answer would promptly
have been 'sous Karuy." Aud further investigation
wonld have satisfied our neghbor trow that the only
way TO bridge the difficulty 10 suppose the learned
IN lar gua2es OF the party nernxed with some who
had been wandering about and that the whole OF them
were gong TO that delightful spot the Aah Una where
II a little blue tdlcG federal constable from Savannah
should make hs appearance, all Tie trees about would be-
Fhst TO bleed tar and the uny to shed their feathers
Which the WsIdcrcr was deccy. The Wan
derer herself slows Ike catfish But these
negroes have high There were two cargoes
lost, which have to be maze up for. Then
there was an extra expense Of $4,000 paid the
prorrotors Of the soil for allowing the cargo to land and
Eli Curry charges high for walking several miles through
swamp cater landing in boat aud getting ut
the Lighthouse 10 PILOT the clipper in In fact the clipper
arrived too soon preparations had been made as IN
clothing transportation &c all which caused risk, loss
OF money and time. .L Gl-
The real log book Of The clipper Is Of the richest
accounts in the worId-,cilipg how Rs mouth was
sealed with plasiers intended Tor the shin and English
and Yankee were bambcozed with better liquor than thcy
were used to. The most business man the old Commo-
dose net on his travels. was r.. Says The old Com
motorc, " Just pulled out my book ami paid hm--real,
Among The negroes imported from the cons, OF Florida
where the education OF tho darkcy IL sadly neglected.
an old Florida negro has been placed to teach them me
dialect OF Alabama They arc improving rapidly, and VIII
politely any except federal constablcs,
for whom they have profound contempt
genuine Africans passed through this city on Sunday,
bound New Orleans via Mobile. They left on the Dali
man IN the evening They bore great resemblance in
and feature to the gang which passed through here
time since, but wore much healthier looking. aud
are supposed be portion OF the Wanderers cargo.
Some Of the Wanderers Africans in Mississippi.
The yicksburg Sun says;--Wc do not think they are
valuable, from the fact that We believe white man
would Ike a set Of such h1eous. sensclcss-
looking creatures besides, II would in opinion be
great deal Of trouble TO keep them at wor, They
ask for tobacco and whskey and perhaps chew tho
fo and drink the latter but they nothing cso
They know nothing about the Of clothing and would
soon place pair Of pants their shoulders their
legs One OF tncm has formed great fancy for umbrc
las and when couple Of young ladies' approached him.
dressed in the present extensive fashion, he flung down
his hoe and pursued one Of them with all possible speed
and as he came near her he vigorously grabbed at the
skirt OF her dress bu. before he succeeded getting hold
Of it, of the attyohcs Of the Mississippi Contra Rail
road succeeded in knocking him down. Mr. Montague
then took him In caarge, and asked him in hs own qh
bei sh what he Pursued the lady for, when he replied
that she had Fan umbrella under her dress, aud he
wanted II.
the NreysoEs CRoP.---Thc Columbus (Ga.) Sa
mys-A ifrud has reported TO a sale OF crop N cot
ton belonging TO The aceroes of Elijah Cook, or Harris
county.F'a, amounting to 81 IA %