New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
SLAVERY AND SLAVE LIFE n DHAZEL.


tions-Rciigic" ON The TONGUE nm" III rue
tice-How Slave Masters SiesH hheir SIn''"
-Douccs ~ Tender Care OF slaves no"
Negroes Work Their Own Land-EoundiinI
Nulatto,. in the Spider Lsospitai-Burini of
g., ~,.-,;... ,t,s.;ouorx Uto Lived
eiafes-H o"''"""" i'''
Amidst slavery an" Di""' Seo
Slavery EngIishmnn on SinVery HIS E'i-
d.nco- Chr;.t y,a. ON the Plnntauons-A
.p.,..
Pro-sin'ery frencnninh una AA's A'''
rTiIdness of Braziiian Slnvery-FoTcigners
- r.l7ua.,ers-oI,ye Auoyancrs-scnnt
,r. .,. 4,
Clothing md sonnt Asnu"ns-H"e s'"''s :"
tho Gold Mines, &c. - Marriages Among
,, ,p;.o.t,o,eou. Faets- LaudGeld on
-.. IT,, E,.,;ti,.. a,xious 70
Get RId OF sinFerS'
THE SLAVE MART.
f,oou c; ord Ir.rs describe tho slave mart They
lio%fl'- 'IiN anu ~ =, .
state that the greater part Of the negroes VINO were teh
h-ourbt IN Rio de Janero came from Cabnder and Ben
guela On their arrival they were quarered IN houses
for the purpose NalOncos near the sea- Theremay be
600, cbidren from six wears of age upward aud adults Of
| IN ovs &c all o,os 4 r,ulatto or old negro who has
DOM sexes u III "70' a ~ 80,
! acquired experience =" ,'"a -. -. =
| lntendence OF the loou ana o'"o' No'o'' | W W
Corners The chief article OF subsistence Is ".occ" Vi
maize Aour fftbal boiled in water (mngua) AID, more
| -. -, r. D., c-,,d. do srI Tho nrorara
rarely, SAT- mcaS rom h'o "I'DU' vi" "'i' Inv
ton of this simple food which they eat out Of hollow
s o- dishes nade Of the caabash is left as much as
gouius' VI uIS ~ " VIZ ..,o, H.
| possible WIN 'He"''i',9' 80 - II ar,,r a,l
conduct themselves Woli are re"aiueu WIN Snn anu
tobacco They pass the nights straw mats with blankets
g. - .,o, boever wants TO buy slaves repairs 20 the
Vaongo 10 make his choice where every inspector draws
~ tEe slavcs one naked for his examination. The pur
eD6eay'rs tocopyiuce the bodily strength
aid health of the negroes partly by feeling their bodies
"a -, nv corsiu nom 10 cIccute rapid motions pgI-
anu Pli.{ y! 80 ,r nm Win the isl doubled
I Weps & arudod in tbsse purchases arc hidden
corporal defects especially the very frequent DISPOSE
ton 10 blindness When the cAoic' is n4ue' slv ,
money - uNtG, "Hich' l3l I'e.-! ~ - I;-oiy ~
$50 10 900 hOuhs, the se.cI t-ncia'. i-'A-f I.l
swerable Tor any CORPORA ue4'c'a '-'' I! " -.
within a fortnight. The new proprietor is 10 apsoue
master Of the labor Of ms slave ana Oh tne Iol'c VI .
But IT, the author says, he Is guilty. ol uhuu" 'c"'1"
of HIM he liable as for other oiense 10 Dc Puhsneu
tbenolico ortbe tribunals The latter care by means
ex1ressy adopted for the puro-c 10 restore runaway
sey Iynew te 4,sears by putting an iron ing round
thelr necKs- II llo Nhs'cI VIZ Ho laii 40 ~ i;o
self 1t Is done aef pa! nen' oi COZ TAIN sum ~ VI" P''''e
III tle SlH Hg h ,lisho1 " Joprnal Of 4 Vow
! lls24-Mara Grahain puDIlsAeu oVuiHa1 ol ~!
TO Brazil and Residence IAeTe IN PER a9eoan. o.
LANDING she say tla' ,',I A'o.U -' ,i, sicts,od
90 PAGES lRto hecile "Acn Wv! VIZ Lii s,octsd
oy te SIN U' ce VT about 50 Young creatures
~ "a iis Win All c a, ,ea-.uce of disease and fam
inc CONSEQUENT upon sg' "d iinS about amoac
80 fitiiost animals in the street
Two Inorninrs after looking from tho balcony Of her
! borso sI, saw white woman beating a Young ncgrcss
and twisting her arms cruelty while the poor creature
scrcar,c1 ir AGONY until some English gentlemen inter
fecd Near her louise there were three depots Of
IVIOu | H. '-o .io ..,,r am infant If about two
~ I l1,v,.i,ns we're ~ MAJ time so scarce
go IN az al God ever seasoned the paste Of man
S I'M ~ " =; .i s,,,ar %. az slaves and even Of
doc nouI "lilCl ~ AZ - f - ccng homes and
tAiS tlese PE' t .t ,o, sa,dp,, oct su1iceucv
Mev - tba Tine in CONSEQUENCE of local troubles was
so scarce 'nie d - Odd to tLeir condition Of
eiioIoD! . ~ In, ,~;eb nj fu5ip, a master
0'"'ei!' "40 "0 -
| WHITES AND BLAChS Az noAI,''LN'
The author was told D. an GA planter 'Hes Wv -, %
negroes and mudtiOes were iar sulglol ~
white Portuguese and IsaAtns' VINO VIZ lo' W ~.
part indOlent and ignorant Inc negroes an
he said, had strong n'u'rs 10 e4eI'IoH ~ 80! ~ @
succeed ID what tAe{ utie+'l H. ~ ti -,
the Dest aIllnces az a - - ,ii 90 ,rls,ncs Al
1ouse - l;Iis carrin, and inlaving is done by
eecoia4to , v e, eU inrer,ions mechanical
'neih' ~ Sno''' '''' ~ " 49,
AUS , -, .,,,-. ,,vcorv
LhoNEh rLA nv L,., ',oas holm, e,,od nv
Mrs. Graham saw instances OF NEGROES Deins li'u "
their owners but they were 100 Ola I,I @1oi' Hi'
turned out to sarye. She mouons an asi eoto ~o,
when no longer valIaoe on N; ~, =, az nri,,c 81
liberated ana pcIhttea 70 ul"" a'lo.'l ~ % -, "a
independence caused thcn 10 felu.e ~ alu ty Su'oN
! themselves by making baskets ana lowing
TWO WAYS OF BLESSING SLAVES
! ,b"t dsc~ibed nv S,.yort
kfer breakfast" she writes, al attended the weekly
muster of all the negroes Of the azeda clean shirts and
towsers given the men, and shifts and SHIRTS 10 e
women of very white cotton Each, as shc OF ne
came in kissed hand, aud then bowed TO Nj T., saying
either Father, give ne BLESSING, or INC NAMES %
jesus anu 1 !. b. 10 %, r. ,bcg -a;"cd1 mis- il
lh9y, eltAel p SS :, l,na ,,,rri -,
the custom Oh on @ -. i, T. ~ 49, g ri
ana evening, anu SENS W - 'so " Ai'iN VI "
uomsnlp Det"e DEW, r -; rbcb This hol o,rner
Inc Ptac,iG. oa ONT in The conrse;f lI GrabaIs
| blessed MS slaves Pe'PS O'' "a VI 'i''' "' p
| subsequent IaIIdVNci ...,., ~ u .. .o a., 1900,
IN me afternoon at'e 80 ga li !, S ;,n 1
receive pel u jo hceea fyed measure Of Zach TO-