The New York herald., 1870-04-08

WHICH may Oc dlVldeu as l0ll0WS:-Shp and work
ing expenses, s3c,6lO; expended on emgrants,
si0,29o-si290o. The emgrants, then, instead or
being sent out rch seemed at FIRST really had less
tnan sixty-fve dollars each; or, in other words not
twenty-five per cent OF the benevolent gifts intended
for them ever reached the emigrants. In view of
these facts correspondents asks SIS 1t strange that
there should be numerous deaths In accliInation
der such management, aud does this mode OF benev-
olent work pay and who does it pay?r
The cOrrespondencc published with the report
shows that instead OF the American Africans cIyz.
ing the native Africans the very reverse Is the case
the former yielding the lnnenc ce or the latter and
relapsng into baroarism. This ls an important eth
nologicai fact. and Is worth the money spent in
proving 1t. Few Of the letters have the names of
tne writer's Attached, bat 0e'ng published by The So
ciets are, OF course, anthentiC.
The report SAYS
Dy the vast movement OF Providence ia this conn
try preparation has been made for the CIVILIZATION
ana eyangeiizauon OF Africa. Numbers OF the peo-
cestral land to serve Goa and save their brethren
me American Colonization Society, recogazing the
divine call, WORKS ol with increasing faith IN the
ultimate success OF It's benevolent effort to construct
Christian African empire.
READ rHr LETTERS
OF the correspondents of the society,"
lExTRAor IAN emigration ia started from America
with saieent ~ fool for the voyaee and to last them six
the emerants arrive on The coast OF Liberia they once
@ op 70 g n one house The four
and wortay about two months after their nrr az Many
ana all viii suffer II in the first, during he second
san % who % M sG Re G% o aso only one ply
beside FTSaasny the doctor has PIT sn supply OF
circumstances think can Tarey say "'''' '''S'
ABOUT oSE-FoURrH nIE DuriSe rirsr SIX
When the sz months have exprod those who ara sl survi
no houses IN eeSle ataS are or S S" ns 'sX paT
o w 70 ssseay s & g up or hay9 ay pat up
food anil IN thoiF feeble state must begin on sous
aod and put down potaoea aud cassada and other .ea
eea Here they agan saar very much, and many die ds
Those who I'VE must now depend for Livelihood on the
proincona OF the earth Bui nasmueh al labor must be
e e be ees9R ay a En s G M a 5 s Of hG earth Coz
The sshops sch Of y liberia are ye poor This does
simply because have glTen different representa- ions n
set OF ignqant men away from county where they enjoy
and n N MA des Snl2s I'd nna sSSy hSan s
e g. t ovs yw yh2s @ ec2es In nnd wneFe they mat live
Ihaye no right dictate Inc Colonization Society but
j. would b9 infinitely bet.sr IL instead Of sending poor
isn1rant caSa o. pefaoAs to heather land, where, by
TngY nEd2Mr srII.L a,onr DronApEp,
wna sena ts c,crs an I 10y oi n s. ne alc,
aniz 1i those wSo ~. es N 81 in I ia ana Cnfs
are Se9It q" q Sg 1upeGsSn' 2 a tue o heataea
izng influence upgn The heathen have such iaiu-
encc cSertaa BY Inc ignoran! masses sent g LIBERIA
vation, rake tho statements not ihat have any pquc
AN,iNronT4Sr rrsnnvATtoS.
Exiraetl 81 have Just returned here IRON Care Mount,
cnieran removed fro ohertspor to our new ss;tiemeat
hall which number being infants aud youths, however
NAM G % S q 90 % q yo S ana d g9 % and
selves comfortable home"
MYDrAr SIR Finding Captain Webber here, on the eyo
o nn 70 Vg wha %d % s %s you lew lines h
Speaking Of the mortality among the emlefeas to Cape
able % two hings, mainly:-; '1' : '''.N'
nv re va, % 9G o1 saer wee M noD5a
only salary Of $500 for that time 70 care FOR aud attend
stipulated time he withdrew and wen, 10 Monrov oayns
the pe,pg ss lick and dyng 81 ngrans need he care and at
months expired They should have medical aid for t
Te 'Eb s ba tfauTni s emn in e
6ns their co6aOD either rye Years. w a. these are
years OF toll and poverty they naturally despon.
Win sink 'aPR ac% their se 9S SsS soS
them way comfortable during their illness The prospect
OF building up our eountry with emgrants from America
ought not to be encouraged for onaaf Of them econ
some to the commnes Where they are ocae Fhe
whole system must be changed emigration stopped for
win disasiroaa beyond conception years m Then
Al ., THERE is et soInING ZOE ETH THEN no DO
means to commence with 10 bnd up our country we need
produce more than we can consnne but we must aso manu-
Liberia be Quit OF the present materials not
only TO lord an asylum for our brethren abroad but homo
We need also educational facilities This hos been too
70 educate the years The Missionary
cy are gradually withdrawing their schools from and
looking forward 10 the day when the people themselves viii
aso this matter In hand Now sir II these things
unue they and large pauper
egants are poured in you Judge what
will be
"ruE CREAM or THE ooLoErD ropuLATIoy",.,
MoNIovIA, Oct d, 1859.
MY DEAR SIR u We have also seen hir Circuits
letter In "answer to DR.. Durbin" the thinking men here
regard with regret the publication of such letter And tho
promise of Mr. 0rcutt TO continue to send us In future such
eigrans as have been sent within the ycars
fills with horror General Howard certainly wrote hastily
when he characterized such cngrans 9e cream of tho
colored popula0n' You yourself from personal OBJ
servaton the miserable condition recent emians TO
L6erla and quite sure that, if Mr. Orcu,t knew tho
the he could the which the recent
emrans have undergone and undergoing In conse
qence of the unpreparei mental bodily In which
they here, would not Christian phia apbropis
persist ~ popagatlng the Views held forth in his etor OK
July 1859 unless Indeed his policy pc 10 get emsrans and
money, all bagards the principle, i.eg ree 81 lo
ssd 9uD RagRe yn,5to, seH."
do think that has right TO throw forth 10 the
world crude, hasty undgesed notions matters
sch moment especially II those notions likely aGect