, 1860-10-10

standing at q pulperia groR- ehop-the fashions
bio ho:sl and billiard raaort Of ths town-whsu
was startled BY sharp fanfare Of trumpets,
aud turning MY visual organs up tho narrow
street, beheId t"o heavy dragoozs ast' lde Of
chargers 30 very small. that had not the riders
their fset wou'd have r~sped tho sand.
To4n I fax very iitlo harouch4 with
tho smallest Of wheels, holding the old
C4ptxin General, who WAS d1swn by
pair OF the most d1minutivo Of mules. and
guarded by brace OF aids de camps. while the
nhoie cAvalcade wss brought up in the rear by
m Escort Of four dragoons~ Tho wand and dust
nearly obscu1ed this LiIiipu'iAn display AZ they
trotted by, but rtssntly returIiuE from the
landing, nmidst the banging Of cannon from
ship. xud part, the nav Commander appeared.
An hundred tr mere fuot soldiers presented
ryipg, screaming and chat,eEing before the pro-
cessian; whack.d meanwhile, By scurvy
wre1ches with sticks and bamboos to cleaE the
Way, until finally tho digutari:s entered
church, where, with priests aad aariog fspess,
lhe key of the tumble down CID fortress Oh the
bill, and an the Angola dependencies, were
formerly turned over to the new Incumbent.
Day bl day we see from the ship long strings
Of naked blacks L owing a!org tie beach towards
tee town, loaded down esch with hundred
pound usigas Of beeswax on thei- hsads,
brought fgorl hundreds ot miles in the interior,
forty 10 sixty days journey ION the hoof," to
| pe disposed Of for = fen copper macus here in
| I4oaudo. And in ths to9n, too, We behold
gangs Of the sane miserable wEetcs,ee, chained
| with he ary iron links aud padloeks By the neck,
| and carry lng-mea AID women togelheF-iarEe
| jars or breakers Of wa'er5 for tie use of their
Portuguese u:astess. Our Japanese passengers
have been cn shore IN squads, but the negroes,
like 30 n ary internal demnss, With frantic Jel!s
aad leapinE., 80 terrified and alarmed them,
TO eay nothing OF the steEch, sand gad heat,
| that they hsve rot yen;ufed seco1d viait.
They have been recti7ed here By our own ard
the foreign men of-war with the salutes and
| ourttties cue to their aubassadcrial ra,k; and
to divert the hu,d'um :its en- beard, they hars
| purchased a psM arrut and couple ii reg.
Jailed h,w!:ug mopki.s, which lssl engaging
| creatures ci>po1t themselves with roEe yarn
attachments to t-eir slIc, l.ios Oh the elegant
velvet carpets O. the Kanis' c4birs-
4 few hours ago the steam gun-bca. II Nohlcau
arrived, VITA 1be news that on the h iustans,
at the mouth OF the River Congo, she captured
the American ship Eric with SO slsves on
board, tcErther Win ten OF the owLe1s o
| those c2ptives.
The American coal ship Sebastian Cabot, III
days ff.m Philadelphia. (-upposed to havs ueer
lost, has jus: rived. We have her alongside
and are taking from her supply o1 rt,s scs' =, ~
P.S.-Arc l3 II opsn my Ie:tsr to sAy taa
tie steam car:e;tc San Jaci1to ar1lved ber'
yesterday, with intelligence that she had cap
;ured, on the S:h inst, at the mouth Of th.
Congo Ever-tae same day AID p!acs wher,
the Erie WAS tase2-;se EemakLrcdise hri.
S:orm ki:g, with .va slaves On bard. Th;
vessel ea,led from New York Lat April, aud tb
Ctptaiu Of her--I.oekhars By neuae-mhde n,
| hesl:a:ioa in i.farming the officers Of the Sal
J.ciato that lie h ID 6,ibsd tbs D<tu.y N4rsh:
mitA Il ,0u0 to Il: him d+pf,t frou. .SIndy Roo&
lie S:erm King has gore to Mouraria 10 lau'
her black freight. mad from thence, with he
prisoners, to The UciseI States.
We slso learn th4t the steamer Sumpter ha
taken suspicious vessel, oH Ca5enda, viii
| Sl2 900 in clsh on board.