The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04
ACTIVITY u r4 NAVE fHlDE
AdA.'usa.l Particulars Of tho Capture Of the
BARK Showing French Celors.
Condition Of the African NJ
Key West,
Co., %, -.

Thsssamship Cahswba, Opt 1m,th. vt,pn s,v,v.~-
terday afssrnesa fren HAvaaa has srsuxhs ian 49,,
lars of ths capture Of the bart do wing Frsuss 49,.
Tns Unhed Stasss steamer CRUSADER, Lsut Cvun.na.-
Jno N. Mamt, Arrives 81 Havana Tie 2oth MI rr,-
Kew West Tns Crusader, On the aftsrDesa q ~ n
ull, ed CAPE Verde, In The mouth Il The Old D.Aans
chaans captured . bark, having O boasd evss Eve
hundred nsgroes from ths Of Africa n pnss vs.
plaosd In charge Of Lieut. J. n. Dusoan (Frm Leuk e
The Crussdsr) and, under convoy Il he steanss, pro-
ossdsd 70 Key wess the slaves landed osa
tAess prevoasy captured By ths wyandot end uohswx
sAs ere now ss ssysasss~ Asdvsd Aosw a st psaes,
N cAsps Of e Ussd States MsvsAss, assasti~s scsw
o. ow oose~meNt N ne mater
The oapsp sac crow the slavss bark prssasrs
On board the Crusader Although the name Of The vssssi
obncrsssd, stated In Havana that she Wa ne
Bosota, belonging 70 New York
ne courtesy oouniseraAoa manies3ed ~ Captain
Mann and he ocers Of The Cusaasr towards ths espar
Cd Africans were The theme of particular nsadAsoa =
Key West md Havana
Captain Y Forwarded hin dispatches and mail By he
Oahawba, and proossdsd the day 70 hs cruising
ground The machinery Of the Crusader IN bed order.
OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.
KIT wur, nay %, lsoo
Additional Pa,ticS1ss Of Ae Oapure Of tAe FnmcA S~sr
b. a. american Ossas~.
The steamer Crusader arrived IA port ass night With
bark, having on board four hundred and twenty-five
slaves, captured the sd inst OF Neuvitas She
under French colos. bat discharged hsr papers Ssng
boarded. She let Africa with four hundred and tvsaty
nine, and hence her mortality has bses small. rhsy
In good health The prison d already crowded-snsrs
being fortynve in charge Of the NarshA-and this
new accession VII cripple them much In qusrtsrG
Ku WEST. Nay 20, 1880.
The Oaptvvsd Af1cdns-fAs Necessity Of Doing Sons.
asns-rAesy DepI0rabIe OOwdsnm-fean Of an Ept-
demsc, DC.
The capture Of the bark Bosota, Of which you ars
another Of uniotunses for the Of the govern
Of the Unitsd ssaNs while Congress b Iegsssog
discussing thu matter, sixteen hundred
negroes here waiting their determnaoa Food aesa-
dans but possibly Of the sort quality which should
be given these people and sols to have ne
Of the same sort upon u.s. while the Of the pre-
visions, Of whatsoever class, VIII DO than they
would be In Boston These negroes come from
uDclean quaress-fron the nthy holds Of the slave-
and Of necessity must be huddled togethef Ia
small spaoe here, several months Of hot wssshsr 70
the hazard Of population should any epidemic disease
break out among them; WHILE from the worry saai y er
cnpsqA mo Active exsrcse or labor. they would psrs,
there would be none 70 bury them out Of our SIGHT
Tor The very fear Of pcsulence 90 oos presume 70 40
than 70 intimate What seems very lhely from NJ
observssons y well for portion OF our community,
who nnd pcnssson In providing for then; bat
tbs, and the sssoc'.e Jobs feeding and hoasi.s ssea
them snope ~ for alo0g season have thought tnas
suggestion through the columns Of the aEaAID would
70 the Gu sno et tssm float 70 the dssosos propissd
by NJ Underwood Of Georgia, or ct them 70 work aoy
sbere. Do leave them with ~ through the summer
Our health Il gooo for tne present