The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12
The slave Trade.
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KEY wRr, July %, 1850
ATrim, Of ne Star or ne Union at Key We,,-Zarge
!shipmea. Of cap.,rod slaoes to Their Hcmss--
Taeir 5Ppearonee-Fae Wy They We're Trenod az key
Wess-Arripa, Of Some TIE Crew Of he SLAYER Non
tauk-ArriuaI Of The Unted States STEAMER Nosdlas--A
Briganine Picked Up Of Angunla 10Th No One on
Board-InGeasecf hs Sta,s Tradc--succesgfI Lasdine
o. Ssorol Car0oos-Sdve SlGti;ties ofKey Wes-Arrioal
ef ne Unitei states Aeamer Crusader oih a Cp
The ship star OF tho Union arrived here tho 18th
inst from New York she being the third and last nj tho
vessels out for the return Of tho csptcd slaves
this place. BY tho Cn5tllian shipped 400
by the South shore $685. and bv tho Star OF sbe Union $50
making in all l3s who leave, ola, vos for their bar
barrie homcs IN consequence OF The great carcessnos
and loss Of life in the Transportation Of the slaves 10 tho
South shore, schooner Of about seventy eve tons
employed 10 ,ransfcr the others the ship and they
all safely received On the 18TH the balance Of Gocn
in hospital were transferred board, and six W.
she was outside tie bar with fine breeze, b,und 70
Simon.
The appearance CT these people among usthe second
time since The abolition Of the trade in lsos-may well
awaken reflection, and Il barely possible hat they
may be tie last.
To many was Of wonder, the literal transfer
Of town Of wild and women among ,spcikng
tongues OF which many ignorant among themselves
and dressed In that primitive style which was the
fashion IN the tine OF Eve They found here kindness and
comfort and though there has scarcely been dsenticnt
voice as TO the uncertainty OF their utlrc with all OF It's
promised bessnes-yci there has been no cnors or er
preston here to change the II The Cntet
States party 70 this questionable crusade but there
has been every disposition 10 sustan tho law, impoc
and unwss u has been d, emed Some talk has been
made about Efforts rescue, recovery BY bribery and
surprise and town has even been gaced by the au
gust presence Of PERSONS Who moved cautiously and IN
init
thin air. and the co try has been relieved from the con-
sequcr OF such foay The depot looks deserted the
busy hum Of voices Ia silent the sccpcrs 10 tho be-
rial ground and all the incidents OF the thingpol oe
guards tycoons stocks and pslaver-arc passed away
the houses deserted and SILENT and with u the excite
The mate and crew who were brought in here by
smack were from Havana, and were Of the crcw Of the
SLAYER Mcniauk, which had landed her slaves. Their
story about the bark Adaia was canard
The Bogota sailed for Havana yesterday ard tho United
states steamer Water Witch Will soon be ready for sea.
The steamer M,hawk, Capt Craven, 10 again 10 port,
having been cruising Der station the northern coast
of Cuba the new rendezvous for slavers and slaves
Anguilla Key He visited several coastng vessels
about The Mohawk picked up boat adrin evidently
belonging 20 spanish Gshermsn from lines, &C., being
found therein. Lieutenant Duncan arrived here with
es rant brigantne, name, found OF Anguiia on July
n no one on board. che wa SLAYER, and doubtless
'tnied her avce while the Crusader chasing bark.
The breakfast for the negroes the galley, st,l
warm. This IA new phase in the eame-sn English
sand The snccessfu depot f5r slaves IN Transit 70 cuba
There are threc vessels now lying IN av ma having sue.
ccssfuly landed their cargoes There arc good many
about the negroes who le here In Tic ships Cor
Africa, bat shall wait SON ching tangible
The Spanish schooner san jose Cortcl. from Cardcna
TO Mstanzss blown OH and driei mp towards Cape
Canavaral where she anChorod) and tho schooner o. g.
Baker, Capt Bernard, from Philadelphia hsr way 20
1exas, placed navigator on board and brought her
down here The service wa settled By the Spanish aran
paying 1900.
ii,ls steamer called The Earoesn Ten here on the
21st To- Jacksonville. ms the boat which Vas 10
have played part N the foray contemplated IN the
African depot Tho steamer scotch Chief, which has
been somc time lying a, the wharf was sold On The zi
30 Mcsars Ferris, OF Tampa, for 90 400
The total number OF slaves landed hero VAS t32 died,
cof shipped 70 africa, ! i3s
United States steamer Crusader, Captain AaHrtt
rived at ABgu4a on the mornag OF the 2Jd OF July
aud captured an American slave orig she bad shipped
her cargo during tho night.