The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

th.I S.isasi ttstcaton; ~hof,ss delivered ap " tns
shp, a. they Should have been they would have been
I.o o, hontova their hearts eaddened aud made hsp-
~ ~ ~ ' sw 81 ber oetverers, ~ We saw IN the case
OF soHe OF those from the Echo
A. ap st alton VI the soe of these savers
my sa'e hs asiave captain in Loanda sAia 70 M
That be would wager 10 inform the captain os man Of
war that, within certain lxed time he would take
cargo Of saves from OF three named points on the
coast ard thai he would rot he ab. catch him Thua
we care vigilance aud efficiency needed 70
put down this vile work.
Human blood crying out from the holds OF hundreds
o. ave ships IN the name OF our common humanity, 70
cone 10 the rescue TO send the 70 stop IT, and tho
means and ability to enforce that power, 70 this African
tss and with an iron hand 70 strapgie tho d. unopixcal
taifkeis IN human sous Shall that connt.y,
wtoee flag 40 often covers tbn ptacai trade, viii not
ceveI ss ", the udium oi dong what kea in ts
rover 10 suppress it and fulfil treaty obgatons2
Gan we believe ibs, IL is the viii Of our peD-
gle that such seeues as were behcId on the
born from Their homes sost ,oe very babes rom
Their mothers breasts ard carried of from their
i've land perhaps 20 meet horrible IN the Yeek
ing hoio Of slave chip fate tn the living
death The proiacted torture of life silveryY Let The
triends Of freedom and humanity rsdoobe their efforts;
it them demand haf the Senators and
r'pres. Ba'ives IN Congress shalt impure into this foul
@iore amt cotbe 'he proper with the saf
Nc ~ To y,ermDne every vestge of this dabolca
cahsm uopu this BE- done our flag must incur the
ttsrt odum 81 being the protector Of We have
stances VI which insn has been offered that flag, Of
the proud ept and deter mined that resent
Cd IL Shall this slave rsce the most nefarous piracy
and murder BE- carried that very ag and yet
nothing BE- done to stop it, protect flag It's proper
and legal relations TO MAINTAIN FOR that high character
We cnm TO render nu the charge of the English govern
letter ard not in The spirit, and hardly even thatS
We bave seen by extracts from late papers, that
womer Of New York have capital invested in trade
Can this beY II so, w can hardly believe they
American women. We can possibly conceive OF such
~omep as We have feen enjoying the last seonies OF
uyMg bull In bis warm gore ia the buh dght,
engaging in such work But the supposit,ou that
American women could be guilty Of supplying the mo-
pey to carry ana taking the profits arising from
uonst, Gus for belief
In this Connection and before closing let us revert 70
subject that hos often been spoken relation 70 mo
kes ring OF hps Of the African station aud that
the OF lite and hsa sal,h resulting from the ctec Of
The climate The facts bearing tn,s question that
cruise OF two years on the station cannot seriously
'ere with health beyond the effect OF confinement aboard
sbip The reports OF medical officers the station prove
that wher chips crews not allowed liberty shore af
ter sundowD and ships taken rivers station
bilious ftvers prevail on shore but they can be avoided
by not sleeping at night In the malarous region Thus
ths obstacle In the way OF keeping up sufficient force
vsnfhes II 10 be remarked, 100, that there y no
necessity FOR tbps TO 30 up rivers Slave caught
as they are coming Out al night BY properly regulated
system OF recruiting at st lena Madeira and the sua.
ry sspcs BE- maintained excellent health.
AS far as the sailing qualities Of this ship concerned,
she is remarkably web adapted 70 the sston; regards
her ventilation and suitability for a cruise in warm
climate she rs exceedingly deficient Her speed has been
tested with the sstat Englsh vessels the station and
fbc bas invariably far ouFaled them Even seamers,
under sail and steam she has ouone while her appear
apcc s the admiration Of all beholders
Vhe tn1S has fatefy peen uone Wn,Cn las long been
needed and that is the removal Of storehouse from
Porto Praya TO Lcapda Porto Pfaya removed from
tho save ooast the anchorage miserable ships ronpg
frabuiiy all the time, and everybody made uncomort
able; while Loanda has ane, quiet anchorage every
facility exists on shore for supplying ships and ocsrs
the mails arrive and depart regularly and much efficiency
will be added to the squadron by tho chxugs
With this Close. II hope that at
tDton may be called TO this important theme aud some
decisive action taken In regard to IT, Here IL chance
for sene one to distinguish himself. Who shall 1t be?
r S-Snce writing the above etxango and start.
ling facts have been developed which show how work
s gong on, Capt Brent sent home the bark Orion
suspected eiaver. She not condemned. This ship
coast She cleared for and had cargo for Punta
d'Aicnba up tho Congo. She went up that rtverthis
ship went 10 Loanoa. Coming out from Inands
we sgain met her coming out from the coas,,
steering 10 Doribward and westward. As she
made out she hsu'ed close the wind
board tack Sae11as then under ais toogasut ss
toresail ano jib she ten miles 70 wind ward She
made no further suspicious change until night sho
made all sail She caught about IL O'Clock, and be-
fore being hove 10 abe reduced her sx original
when first She hailed; answered, The bark
An examination. Of superficial kind made and she
was let proceed At Kabenda, We met the Mystic, the
captain which vessel had fallen In twice with the Orion,
the last time north Of the Congo, Black Point where
tbe Emily was taken, and instead Of being SOUTH she
sad, here she was, north. When vieted she had her
anchors cenred her savedeck mad evidently been par
tally laid and been torn up between tho sighting OF
the Mystic apa the boarding These facts speak Volumes
She was taken In charge by the Mystic ordered down
10 Shark Point, as the captain prOfessed " have sick
crew, and wanted assistance.