The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

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IN ne ~ ndseusst manner, ag1eed-nay almost himself
iearcb. which has proved most valuable Tam sorry %
sy he ss .scsSs Of a. usd ses-,sos yarsGr,yG.
~ ascs TOOK The lead in aeolssAinO Of he, os accord ne
:s, % ss, s.s c .s sIs " ases ola
was pu, end %, ard wo Dave not teen able 10
obtan renewal Of Is France, however, does employ
cruisers the coast Of Africa and have reason 70 hope
thai the action OF France win DO directed energeticay
and sincerely pus and TO tho ave trade we know
that for time the preterded immigration o rec
isporers into the french colonies, Obtained must rope
government That was, In iact the slave trace mt
tne'siavcTy abolished IN the french eo'enies s
anigfants when they arrived mere we n ngs
great abuse, ana tho French government et y propsf
pat end 20 10 on condition OF having Inc power q *
porting coolies under regulations from our EasieIh los
SESSIONS. J bound 20 say with respect 70 ne
present Governor and CcmmandeT,in- Chief 10 Cona.
sbat he las acted most honoraply, ana has
exercised bis power in every efectualy for Inc
suppression Of the slave trade. BIT the power Of
the Governor is complete as there are awe OF
spain which cramp his action and a. HE susgeson we
have forwarded recommendation 10 the government ~
vet been sueccssful but hope shortly thai The Spanish
crown viii the obstacles which stand in the way
q INC 2. ne M oT yh n
ciuGed. We care JorcaT2sd 10 0N ear cruiser. oa me
Anseieon station crran a'ahorisin0 sen to ,gcc NJ
right of .esch ir respect TO CH the fG9s an Tftreice 10
etth uossess tko! right s very natural for .rose
who ooE at part Of question to think that part ~
guence and energy eecting their object they may do
az mpch harm good reccect ina: as sincere an ad
yocate for the abolition Of elavery ever lived map
tanned that trading up the African rivers would be the
great impeachment 10 slavery He pGbbshcd bocE, and
other people would fail. The honorable member oppo
site attaches great ya'e ana dessrvca 70 sr csaes,
aEae aud the warrants given TO them 10 examine sas
pected vessels under the American fag win very pnch
assist then ia the performance Of their duty tnt he
value OF oaptores 10 dhcrent bs stated 10 the
proportion am now going 10 merton. The most mn
porten capture Is the slave ship equipped End prepared
tine coast without any slaves hoard. That the
most important capture. because that prevents ths
misery entaed by embarga,ion Of tne negroes
throws The hands Of the chief WHO macs money py
selling them the commodity before he has received he
money Tho next valuable capture IS shp WIZ negroes
board but on the coast Of africa because then
negroes escape the horrors Of the middle which
me honorable member has so forci6y dercrbed
IEe third important capture q SLAYER, witt
90 board. OF the coast OF Cuoa because those
who have thas far survived the voyage are rescued
from me doom so which they destined and restored
10 their native land. the honorable gentle
that We are not at all bind TO the importance oE The
points upon which he has dwell. admiral Hope,
active and energetic officer than whom mas
20 heart the abolition Of slavery, win nave no douD,
npter the instructions OF the Ador aty, dc everything in
hs power 70 effect that objec.. (Hear hearl lfere
oIe point which, think the honorable member limited
at Neappiied 10 the spanish government 70 give per-
nsscn to our cruisers on the coast o. Cuba 10 snchcF
within Their territorial limits sorry say that
may be some feeling OF national eslolsy Inthe matter
oy the spanish government may be Influenced by other
motives net perhaps so honorable Lope, however.
We may yet prevail them 10 .oDccde this
privilege, because i. would be lrea. advantage
70 our cruisers, The points where these siavers
sFFiye are VOL known ard TINTED 10 npm-
her, End II we could station vessels IN trei
vicinity IL Nonia greatly facilitate captures. y i well
snown that tho Spanish governments have been urged
over and over again by every motive OF rational honor
and good ath IN exert themselves for the
slavery They have always stated that orders ~ the
Stringent character had been C1ba tba.
the difficulty OF putting them into execution had hi nerto
toNed the intentions OF the government. I. know that
W III N ragon 10
head OF the Spanish government sincerely aud
honpfabiy anxious 10 do all IN his power to carry o the
treaty. (esr. hear) As to the papers relating TO the
slave trade, they include reports and correspondence
from distant parts, aud some time esTse beioI
they all received and ready fer TO
lament. Those for the last year in Of
prepara ion. and Will, believe be laid before parlisme
very shortly. trust that they will show considerable
dimnnt.on in the slave trade Of CUBA. tEear hear
The London N.ws OF the eth ultmo sage that the So
cety ~ Friends IN London extending their Efforts q
raise funds for tine liberated negroes in america.
The San Juan Island Question.
IL The House OF Commons the Goth ult. Mr.. Hall
burton saio that OF the Under Foreign
rotary ne mad postponed his inquiry TO tho Eegc.a
tons with the United states relative to their forcible
possession of the island OF san juan but would
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