{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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OUTRAGE ON THE COAST OF AFRIcA.-We learn
from Capt. Caraway, of the Margaret Ann, from
Loando Africa which place he left the 18th July
that about the first Of June the Henry Capt Schultz Of
and from Salem Mass, boarded by boats from the
Portuguese man-o.war Ralampazo the officers Of which
demanded Captain schultz's papers.


They then asked permission 60 below and overhaul
the cargo, which Capt s. refused to allow them The
Portuguese officers then called their boats on
board the Captain of the Margaret Ann was seized
and placed in charge of sentnels with fixed bay
The Portuguese crew then took the long boat of the
chocks went below, and after searching the vessel al
lowed her to proceed


brig Cygne cruzing off the caribbean Islands, sends her
boats into the harbor, lands her and allows
them to rob the negroes of their fruit monkes, par
rots SC, and commit sutrages the female portion Of
the race.