The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-17

speaking the vessel, was informed by the
nior naval officer here, Capt Lambert, she carried
cargo aud would not be allowed take any in return
| could easily have boarded the Arab, but deemed 1t
proper to do allowing 1t to appear IL he
certain the whole country H. the garrsons every
town and fortress-havs declared in his favor But
less he has learned something useful in adversely aud
become another man, h. win only add to the disrac
tons Of the country and be hurled from power in less
Respectfully your obsdisnt servant,
D. CONNER,
Commanding Home Squadron
Hon. G. BANCROFT, Secretary Of the Navy.
write In great haste.
Es,raet of a letter from Commodsre Conner, to the
Secretary of the Navy dated
Orr VERA Cruz, August IS, 1916
Sir had only tims tho 10Th instant, bsfore the
to the dep arment the arrival of General
Santa Anna at Vera Cruz After issuing the enclosed
manifesto he retired the 18TH to his estate OF Mango
de Clava Amonte aud Rejon who accompanied him
from the Havana have to Mexico prepare for ais
reception in that city 1t is snisst from the tone of
several Of the leading Journals that he will meet with
strong opposition Indeed it is stated that reaction
was looked for In the capital In favor OF Herrera and
General saas Who at present Directs Mexican AFFAIR.".
has ordered all the force hitherto in suppress
ing the revolt at JAsoo to repair without delay to the
northern frontier 1t may amount to fifteen hundred
or two thousand mes.
am, very respectfully, your obsdient servant,
Hon. GEO. BANCROFT, Secretary OF the Navy, Wash.
Here follows the proclamation of General SAINT. Anna
Of August l6 ls46 which published In the Union Of
September Is, Of that year
STREET, April ,lss7.
non Mr MrsoS, . u, 10.
Pablo Hernandez from ssvages In the deserts Of Call
~ " ~ AZ - al - ~ 80 ,os. ~ ia tH,aS III.
OF Ne1 MeAoo IN tne yar Iess' VINO nso A'"eo ni'
The boy WAS brought to the United States aud has
since been taken care Of By my family General Al
fsrred to remain and the general gave him certificate
Of his national character to ente him to protection as
Mexican, q. ,..,. % 81. .or,,,r t.n
you send him In one OF the national ships! would be
act Of courtesy towards the enemy nation with which
THOMAS H. BENTON
Navy DEPARTMENT, May Sd, ls47
Sin Ihsve received communication from Hon. Mr.
Benton. dated April In regard to passage In ma
70 n naive S0%oy Os soT
by Col Fremont
The schooner trt viii sail from Norfolk IN the course
friends desire It, the department will afford Hernandez
passage In her to that port
JOHN Y. MASON
CARY JOKES, Esq, Washington, d. c.
u FLAG SHIP 6ERMANrowN,
ANTON LIzARpo, Aug Is lsa1.
Sin II regret that should be obliged to call your
attention TO the fao that tue British government matt
steamer Teviot on her last passage from Havana to
Vera Cruz, brought as passenger distinguished Next
can ofncer, Gsn rAredes who was secretly landed Ia
the city with the kno~iedge ana connivSnce pre-.
sumed OF the onicers OF tne steamer
Refrsin1ng at present. from com mentng upon TINS ex
raOrainsry trans .ction may request Of you such In
formation as VIII enable me to communicate Gil the cr'
cumstanecs to my government!
With great respect, am, sir your most obedient SER
Vsnt' " f sl0u
TO the Senior Omcer OF ID. D. NJ naval forces vera
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Commodore Perry, Comman sr in. Chief
United States NAVY in the Gulf OF Mexico