The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

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mark Wnafte sAd Asr Cargo.
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KEY wsr. Nay 10. 1850.
ne OsSiss Of DE Urizd soa Asawr xoA4yk- 1,psurs 4
n< Wssf.e-cAa'e Afs~ Ssspsesos' Vesset'-rs oTOe'
Vac Conducted the Caytwe-1A Cy~dn,s g tae Ne
ovys,- DesriTtser If tsssv Phssfqe-fsy D1srs Not 70
be Rsus~sd 20 Afvsos rAs ooyyo Valued a. s'es Owe
Ios~adietory s.al~sws f tss 0gosys oftAe sAo.r-Th
Prssw<rs s~plos CsSasI- Ssreslar Dsciro~ q ssrtA
C@sI~a Jsdss, &C., do.
Tue bark Wnanre, with cargo OF over i've hundred
Afsass on board captured the 2eth OF April ~
ire Uss,ss States steamer Mohs~k Lieut. T. A. Craven
csumasdiag Al the time Of tho capture the bark ~as
q s coast Of Cusa sight Of the land, and had hssn
bsoaiuss Josr Gays sgn Of tbs PvAdos Grade light,
o. the saud Of Cuba. the Time the bars disoo-
vered the steamer lad American brig, which
she wss enaesvcrpg get 70 froa NeuvIsaG S,oa
after making The bark the brig cast oil, ssd the
oourse Of the steamer shaped for the bark Ga 90
prosnhpg the bab ss abs lay beoA0si, she disp,syed
the United ss,ss dag and ssas yas na.asd soa the
steamer pI.ceo under The oeaAsA Il Lieut. osrpso
ter With suuc,ioDs nom Capt Craven 70 thu bark
and her character and dssiaaaoa do reach
ing the vessel visible 10 thros lius TO the
visulg boat Lieut. o. q proceeded 10 board
her by SON up the side, whsa hsnd wu extssosd 70
deck At discovered that she full OF Aft
cans. tho hsschss OF and the cabin Lieut.
G. hailed toe steamer, and gave the infornstsn
that the bark and cargo were prize.
IA viii be remembered Leussnaut Carp~oter 10
the same onioer tina, was board the brig Dopaa 1t
tho ans capture ~ her OF the slave brig eoho,
vita ever hanursd Africans board, aed In that
INSTANCE 90 IN this the boarding officer who frst
mounted Of the SLAYER. IL his success Ia cap
ha ha An dang
Of beng ran by the black republicans reuasocy
or nay she English government wili apply TO
have u urios, that his presuss OF
SUCCESS nay . wider aud more extensive ned Of
opersusss He 10 . native OF MASSACHUSETTS,. and hu
brosher officers speak OF him good ana nsrorioas
ofnosr a
Al the time Of capture the negroes board raised
isua ysh In uksa OF pleasure; but whssnsr they
understood full consequences Of the change their
or twenty died, and about thirty
sos Bot the poyscsns In ast-edsoos believe that ss
Narshsl has taken every trouble to provide
the vAuh romiorts u tnese people, and fay car
ried asd sustained his reputation for humanity ana
The srsros, nos here sbout sOc are ~hs, are Usually
termed "extremey likely anu, indeed, may % ss,d
be aAdsoe, and who have cAsgsos OF
Africans they nave never seea 90 nsAay soa aos
cargo 90 believe that nosiAve 5tsto 10 tas Uooa
prescot on any OF tnelr p~ntstoGs sacn . sood look
ing cro~s OF slaves frsy scsm extremely happy
and cheerful, aud already begin 10 eIpress .
ccsrs not 70 be r~turned 70 Adh,s, and ~en -
renam where they Their conaipon sho thss hay
have veil treated ,hs passage ny tasss naviDz
nsnsy - snvsnoeS by rsra,os iesss gross O. 20.
oosss Africa 70 20 back into oxoarnmf nnSsoas Gao
said that this cargo would have been valued q, sr
hundrea thousand collars II landed 10 Cuoa
fhs bark nad al me tine Of her capture parties
spssnrcr-tne Nnos number bong twenty SIX. win one
csus iorwgo apc ss,sred tina, he nA1sr, but
that uDe bias changed MS tune an nov claim; - have
been psssvi ger The ruto, a. sno~n bs tas svideooe
that the brk whohle JAILED from keu YORK IN ths
month o, Dcosber last foe the Of Aris.
uudettsndine tina, che 10 be thsrs sold
70 ees cs1 20 the United ss,es Iney beet could
She did so oU and sts 10 toe congo river passed
lhe OF SPAN srds By transfer 10
the s An,sh asep, OF MOUSE 10 Havana From ,nis tins
the sJ~oissos sseumed comrssno and coutto, aud the
Asr,e.n nssssr Game esc. as ps..eossr ana IN. Ane
fosd o. drink, aad thai they worked yell they would
be yell raid % the esrx srrvsi In Oaoa In tnis
neus tse entire Americsn aod Vcsrs agree;
the spsuisros ssy that they OF Area
toe arrivals Of me bark in the oooso rirer ssa bens
- passengers were such ON The voyage nome aad
thss NJ bark vas navGated By the American cgtsa aad
crew. THIS stat ment however. dos not tally wih the
ciAsn II the spanish captain when The bark ars
osp<srod.
the persons vbo represented spanish captain
ana mas took passage In her 70 the coss, % Aros sod
psis Their passage rnc res, Of ihs spsasras n.l cans
isksrg ,pe neer~s on board snf sailing for Caoa
The prisoLers received The good o,uu-
sell Who think tina, the spsoiards must be s.casrssd
alter before she closes ssd
that N the Americans held here for trial, no Jury
can Be tocud 70 convict them on sae evss zoe me re-
cent dccsoa Of JrtSe Mss-ah Dstros Jasgs Of SCUM
Carolina covers all the important POINTS involved Ia tha
case, sssu believed tnst no ugc Jadse could assume
of ls2c 10 very that fair jary, s,th or
South could be brought 70 eoavsc The scsusss win the