The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16

49, Mould Be 10y for preventing recurrence
In Speaking plainly, we sss Sir Samuel, that we arc
o1ng our best tribute to the candOr and generous m
ing oy wo0n Ne bslicve you 70 be actuatsd
Address: Rev. r CAapuau Durahsm iSo.na ar,1oi'
xRAcm mon MRS. PuNxxs IxrrxR
IT: 10 -, ma I'VE purchassd ttutess = Srst
e ou psss o. board the steamer Europa Captain
l. emith, Harry q. osssy ana nv sca. Id@und \ Pss.
sam nv deys ksbss ths sasamsr ssiisd reosived
sss sss he s'1s q y:
s.s - amg MIN ~ ~ wScs danisd ths privileges
selves un.orSy e. e Ss ssY q: S' they prove them
ssss s.r x0aa fs ss e =; s.. y ne :ss q
be TIE least trouble a We vsre Ark nov -
N ths NOrthern States q Amsrfss without sny.
expected a board English Steamer shoud rsceive
good reatment - persons living under her eovcrnnent
ws not udgsd By ne color q shsr sa 81 sSsir con-
when We bad been board shout two hours one Of tbs
follow him. We did 60, ad we're shown into vsrv anal
ROOM and told by him that the aptan wished us to take
OUR our meals there y o,rsiveH We told him that we
shou!d prefer going 70 the table, and that we
should be rather Uncomfortable a. the room was in the
extreme stern part Of he boat aud or our party
sad he had received his instructions from the captain
and there was no alternative During the whole
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And during the last few days Of our voyage we were
obliged 70 sit in the ladies' cabin by ourselves
wants bring us food as we were criminals, when we
The captain committed great wrong In submitting 70
the dictation OF an American agent. G. Z. PUTNAM.
BRrTrM AND N. A. ROYAL MAn sTxAxsmP Co.,,
Orf1cE 90 SrAn SrRxr. BOSTON,, Oct ~, 1859.
For your information we desire to inform you that
separate table will be provided for yourself and party
board the Europa, hence TO Liverpool where everything
will be furnished you that first cabin passengers
tho that the party were coiored otherwise VIC
should have Informed you Should this Interfere with
your expectations please apply at this office at once and
we will refund the passage money
Z. C. and J. G. BATES.
Mrs. C. Z. PUTNAM and party, Salem.
DuRDHAx DowS; Bristol, June %, 1860.
SROn the 11th inst sent to q friend with request
that he would forward 1t TO you did not then know
your address, packet containing letter addressed
70 you, signed by Mr. Commissioners Hill and myself and
certain enclosures which wished to lay before you.
As We have not been favored with any reply have the
honor Of forwarding to you copies Of the above
them and your early convenience. am Sir
Samuel, your faithful servant, EDWIN CHAPMAN.
Sir SAxuEI CuSARD, Bash Hill, Edmonton
BUSH Hill HousE, Edmonton, June % 1890
SR-I have received your letters Of the Sh and 2sth
inst LIDO not see thai any advantage wouli result from
subject. s. CUNARD.
The Rev. E. CHAPMAN, Durdham Down, Bristol
Emo ten On nOoru AMERICAN SOOA1e
Traders.
From the China Chronicle, April %
The following are particulars concerning the ARRAY
which lately occurred on board the American cooe
S,aghound ON her voyage from Swatow TO Havana The
Day Press reported the vessel having been picked up
outside Java Head The subjoined embodied In let
ter TO that Journal r
The Stsghound not "picke up outside Java Head
with nobody in charge of her." but anchor An
jer roads and on the night Of the 3lst March applied
her Msjesty's ship Odn, Captain Lord John Hay, for
medical assistance and force TO put down mutny As
an act OF humanity and attention TO friendly nation
speaking own language, the medical assistance was
Immediately furnished, the mutny suppressed and the
staghound taken In tow by the Dutch frigate
Merp and conveyed TO Batavia for the investigation of
the American Consul. tt ~.
From the China Chronicle May4l
Another serious disturbance has taken place In coolie
ship. This happened on board the American ship Cover
nor Morton while lying at whampoa, bound TO Havana
with coolies Some Of the coolies attempted escape by
jumping overheard, and fred upon by persons on
board the vessel We have not learned the facts of the
case.
A letter from Macao mentions o,her outbre TX on
board American ship This occurred in the Kitty
simpson, With coolies board, from that port Hsva-
ma The Kitty simpson left Macao the 2ls February,
and few days after her departure the coolies
dH doubtless tor the purpose Of taking the vessel
In the numerous other instances board these cooie
ships. The captain ordered ths guns be loaded with
nGy cone, and upwards Of forty coolies lost their lives
The crew, which ~as composed entirely OF Malays or
Manila men, rushed 10 among the coolies with knife
hand. After several others had been wounded the
mander ran below, and all then went on smoothly.