New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12

York except the ooh who is put bcrn IN
YoIf add IN ~. the deSusetieat sd chipping
'ny ss'' hed copy q ;hs orissnsl psp.l .ho,v .
not to oe Americans The .econd nas ays he sor IN
C. sda The steward Ports's Frsnds snow, krswn
a the boI,sain Of the ss~ {. also Potagoee be also
stated that snow 90, BIZ proper name Ard othess give
ploee, Of eS neTen those In the sriss W sSca man
IA. s sss wa ee in sewYoE ~. Csssin a.o
sdTsS si the vessel bad eesa sss ,ssTIas Ssw
an on SoarS Of the vessel asJ she sasd Old open
be 'aRs' S5y ss ss be sas sss sn I'll. e .yg o.
The nan.es oG,~o Portass John - Costa and Ffapceo
Sn o SG d, 'b but 70, ssSd The
S9D 70. :a 20 he bad ,s s nsiod on
ticIes -- ,..,,.,
spasiaTd but there s oothing e show ey What sunS S
are are wen ~ Of ,boe e.rns or snyhins
them syiss tst be TO take out two passengers and Wa
The Anaeficsn nat be oct Gr b. health;
but Sse. e tel n. ns%s or vs s GsTc b..
bat could get nothing further out Of him -. LII ,h
small ssue of the cargo brought there seems to be ost
OoDds suppo.Op that the vs' Is intended TO embark
Gu, very respectfully your obedept ,sTys.s rrsu
Jouz colnors O. O. 5 i Posnosh
USGrED STATES SHIP PL1xOUTH, orr LoANso,
su The paper. Of the ship Emily q fg registered
bs prize 70 the United States ship wa Dc
The Elny ssised Of this port under the . fS
coming con Ing out rom Bsci Point slave which q
boarding and carefully oyerheung be, spers iVIno 'hs %
master The replies Of Cspsin insey inquiries being
ey me to desn an, sns s an oouS
be made On comparing her shipping papers when iepeh
ne *. S.as f. 5s'H3 'hs% DoSs
mate appeared while no such person was fond on
persons the cabin representing Themselves a.
defining sss Can Can't ISsey stated that he
BY The q Che Emily to receive on Go Sus " %n ,ss
further employ ship beyond the delivering on bi.
part persons yet to be dessnsed to h1 ana az ase
the cargo might be called for and for which 70 tase
recent fvd sSp ss To the wants Of SLAYER such
| as over hundred casks hled with Ieso water
ssr for .lsSe deck two portable cooking si Size suf
Gent for the number Of slaves she would S cs % pb nail.
used for feeding slaves eve cargo sacks OF , osIre Of
n. S n % sEfsS
such and to send her 70 the port S which sn o her
crew deemed necessary for the safe return Oh me
lille IT my desire to afford every ity to the
growing between this coast and the Uned stse
feel likewise my imperative duty 70 arrest az Wnou LAY
find engaged vOtinsthe law, or attempting to disgrace the
'-s have the honor to be- very respectfully,
Hon SAMUEL r. United States Judge in the Southern
District Of Eew.YOrs, U. S America
By an oversight, probably, the signature was
omitted.
The requisite papers having been prepared by the
District Attorney, Marshal Rynders dispatched DePu-
ty Marshal Lorenzo de Angels, and Officers Miller
Rynders and O'Keefe to bring the prisoners ashore
They took the Captain, two passengers, and nine sea-
men 10 Eldridge-street Prison, whence they will be
brought before the United States Commissioner for
examination to-day.
The Emily s rakish-looking bark of 300 tuns bur-
den She cleared from this city in June last for Am
brz on the West Coast Of Africa We believe she liz
owned in New-YOrk. The Portsmouth must have left
the United States about the time the Emily did
The slosp-of-war Marion, it will be remembered
recently captured three slavers the coast, which
were brought home by Lieuts. Dallas Weaver, and
Campbell The health of the United States vessels
on the coast was good, and the new Commander-in-
Chief was distributing them in the lattudes where
slayers " do most congregate'