The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

ARRIVAL OF THE Oh soro FRox BANANA.
The scanshp De so, Captain Johnson, arrived at th's
port yesterday morning. with Havana Gates 70 the sh
instant There is no loc Il news Of importance. large
cargo Of slavee nearly six hundred hal beer landed 90
the coast The De Soto lefs New Orleans on the 9Th.
CIRCULAR OF THE CAPTAIN eEssaaL RESTRICTING
SLAVE TRADE RE0UL ATOMS.
To I'M 6oynsoas ~ nak nnTEREsr DETa crs o. TUE
In the orders commnn by this superior civil DO
yerIment, uuder dates u 3oh November and oh ne
lat, cautioned the OWL authorities OF tho suAnd 70
observe the sfictest vigilance order 10 AVOID tne
landing African negroes stating that would enact 70
ia m extent their responsibility, a. wali - shat o. gu
public fapcionaries IN whoas landing ~
negroes mis ht take place whenever should be inform
ed that they had been effected ny .ans Of neglect
abuse on the part OF tho sad authorities function
aries
withdrawing such plain ana strict de;erm nation
my part several let's Of African negroes have
recently landed In various par,a nf the island, sod
have been compelled 20 adopt measares. which al
ways unpleasant against certain functopsres because
they Das Dot fully shown they hal rsed every
eron ana displayed the necessary zes required for the
exact fchlmeDt OF their iuts snd the crdera and
siruc ops from this government
In eopseqnerce, therefore, % the above mentioned cir
cumsanoes and determined as ami 20 prever; ~ every
means within my power the continuation OF the slave
trade thur strictly fulfilling tho treaties with
tons az we'll as dispositions the subject, ssain
call upon you, earnestly Recommending that under
responsibility and that OF s public officers mined
ate subordDately 10 authority shall Keep tho
most veilsnt watch In order TO avoid any Infringement
your charge with the understanding that the simple ft
Of cargo OF Africans being landed VII. be deemed suf
Gent 70 suspend any public unctorary who may
not use every exerton and employ all the means which
the sw place at his command 10 order to avoid
vent The said landing. whether from neglect or from
any other cause subjecDg him besides to the decision OF
the proper tribunals 10 that his behavior con
crci should give cause 70 suspect his honesty IN sncn
cases
Your good judgment will at once cause you TO under
stand the great Importance OF this subject any
gect or zeal activity would doubtless fall upon the
he fgy -vrhie a dpfy IN kaan
stainless 10 the last Of the public functcnaries
hope that without any loss OF time yan viii commemorate
70 all those dependent your authority the foregoing
determinations and all such others that your zeal and
good wishes 70 favor the general interest
may suegeet; nth tho understanding that will de-
viae w my course for the proper punishment gull
ty, while at the game time Will endeavor 10 reward the
gooo services Of those who may 10 worthy oft
finally recommend 10 you that IN order 10 fnd pro
perry What have ordered shall avail yourself OF all
such legal steps be within your control with the
under standing that all such pre-
vent the unlawful slave trade viii be approved OF by this
superor civil government Nay God preserve your lie
many years FRANCISCO sERRANo
HAVANA, sept, 4, 1880