The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20

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Rss q ~ Slaves, &C., <s.
ssns few days ago received through he kindness Of
. friend, several numbers Of tho HERALD, which, yos
% assured, gave ne q great deal ct pleasure 70
v, for always did consider The HERALD rs "oue Of The
nshtutions" Of eur slsrisas country.
Ne principal BIZ Of news have V Offer this time Is tAe
sess q one OF eur Baltimore slavers, ane iosms
sPer suih heraphrodis brig q ever Yves seen about
eese waters Ga tho 10Th q this month her Majes-
Sseaner Gloucester cruising v tho scuthward 4
esps Lopez, they made sa 70 lssward. Thsy immedt
seH put her before tho wind y give chase, which M
AsavTs tho fellow Observing, he inmediasssy Allowed
IN, vxh view Of rounding CAys Lopez and probably
ssspss After ngha, by running into ssno Of To sman
ven iAs'as Il the Eight Of Bafra He proved himself
saAsh, however, for his vessel sailed Hhe witch and
ssa - the steamer nearly the whole day, when, y
eS hve o'clock IN tAe afternoon, the Portuguese steame
gss have IN sight On ths weather bow, thus cutting 81
y, fellows chance Of rounding the CApe. Seeing ht
Dee NUS lost. he sosd her directly on 70 the rocks
esntents Of several thirtytwo pounders, which
osght nh foretcpmast down, and, a. WAS blowing al
a..7sr he iso stopped for nosns snS uss !:
Get m, drove her high on the rocks Off Cape
"a, the Portuguese steamer BY that time being
20 On board tho other steamer however, describe the
80 q truly hearxendng. Az the brig struck, and
" sverwhefmed BY the 6reakers, the poor miserable
seures on board, probably 70 the number Of hve hun
red, ut up howl 81 despair that could be heard even
.6eve the rearing Of the hungry sea- But II was too
BY that Time 70 zee much, and beyond human skin
power 10 aid the drowning wretches, 80 that they
4 must have met their doom, for the next morning
the beach inside Of the rocks strewn with oorpses
ever, - reveal the 81 the sGver any other nSor
nation concerning him. that = the pracised seaman
she proved q Baltimore build. Tne monsters Who
boat before she struck and must have mined the shore
- beat somewhat stove was discovered on the beach
WITH Ne ears near by good prize thus lost, and,
%n1 49,, PROBABLY ave hundred human beings were
ne health Of the American squadron, a far n va
nave nsernasson, y pretty good 1t present
81. PAUL DE LoASDo, Feb. q, 1850
Dssa q ne Prince Of Obngo-Barbasssu xansser of His
Dssa- Da~er 10 american Property AVID 10 Ansrscos
vssssls On tie Coast &C.
BY he Gglbh collier LORD warrston, 70 sail 70 day
Scr Mobile, viii mention, Item Of news from this
qv-rer that intelligence reached here On the 18th INST
- death q the Prince-son q the late "King Of ali
% Cougos" BE Of considerable education,
wished Europe, and held Various offices Of respousi-
". seems that . correspondent he has been
apg against the Portuguese, prescribing their domi.
h the interior, and having thus made himself OBJ
sus, had reason 70 believe that he about 70 be
iSse prisoner. he accordingly fed TO Knsembo, but
the negroes, gathering IN large numbers, demanded
he be handed over TO them surprising him to BIO
Their enemy and in favor Of tho Portuguese Advancing
explain, he had NO sooner exposed his person than .
ball was put through hh head and he afterwards cut
- pieces So says report Troops Immediately sent
States ship Portsmouth Also despatched m armed kunch
nerwards got under weigh % look after American
r. sry In the vicinity. No further trouble 10 snac
latsn, Marion, Portsmouth and sumpter were in port
There are no American cruisers now present