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A SLAYER CAPTURED. -Schr Splifre, (of Nes
Orleans) arrived al this port this morning, pry
TO the L : brig Trpr0,t, in command Of Ll-r
Washington Reid. The Spltiire, Peter Flowr
master, was seized on the 26lh March, IN the Il,
Ponso, coas; of Africa, al the slave factory 4
Paul Taber, on suspicion of being engaged in 4.
Slave trade, by The boats of I $ brig rruNCn. !,
the charge of Lieut. Simon F. Blunt. cooptrui,,
with the boats OF II. B NJ. steamer Ardent, unt,
the charge of Lieut.. johnson. The boats we.
alongside under English coors, and ordered It.
schooner 10 show her coIors on the penalty of b.
ing seized as pirate The American ensign w;
then hois,rd al her gaf, and the colors Immedist4
shifted in the boats, and the schooner taken chsr,.
of. evidence having been lodged against her !;
having already made a successful trip from t.,
same place 10 the island OF Cuba, with BAG slays
under the command OF Captain Gordan, lately
command of the Manchester, by Thomas Tupr


who seemed in both vessels as Captain G s mai.


She was then known by the name OF CCyaei'.
and was built in Baltimore, whence she saIrt u
New-York, IN 1872 She was Afterwards sold, az:
her register returned to Baltimore. Her pes,i
crew also testified as 10 her intention of recriyli
slaves Boston Journal, lia