The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03

The Pieayune Of yesterday evening publishes
the following dispatch:


Inc FIeayune Of Yesterday evening publishes
the following Dispatch:
BALTIMoRE, July "a, A. M--The Spanish abdno.
-llon case at New Orleans is exciting much atfe6-
non n New York. Mr.. Vaverde one of the per-
sons whom tey, alas Garcia, allowed to escape. il
10y y al7 later cl.y His crime was that Of pat
49nlAng Ia Ksfaaa, a Spanish paper published in
new York and advocating the independence OF
Neqa ! also introducing it into that island
ne ~. 4 fosf publishes a letter from Maebin
w. Asenl q - keraad in New Orleans, written a
anofi Tune previously % his supposed suicide and
showing That Don fugenco LloFents had been en-
geeRollng % eutfap him. proposing 70 pay an his
nsnls "A he would 80 back 70 Cuba hiaohin sus-
aeiea INN % be Spanish spy, and declined the
Llorente then left Mnchin, telling him.
with ihraat Ehat bis (Maebin'g liza vqas M 8as.
ger i be Feniured to remain
AAaemn writes 90 the editor of the Veyaa1 his
Opinions and his advice his letter Is dated the IN
81 July, and On the sth The next dav he ia folnd in
hls room with his brains blOwnrout
Inc POSI- oopelu ea its article as follows /" The
Aiel 5ning % be dones and It is be done with all
possible dispatch, Is 70 send to Havana there 10
demand the restoration Of che person kidnannsd
nom under inc very shadow of Our flag and fur
tners that q Spanish irigate, OF national steamer
convey MN back 70 New Orleans Damages are to
bs exaeled for the benefit Of the individual and con
oiEn punishment s 20 be inflicted on II asnertained
% nave been accompices in this outrage even
though Captain General should be one of M.
number
we see that they are trying to play the same
game N New York as in New Orleans, BY repre-
senling that Garcia OF Rey has been carried back
% Havana in order 70 testify against political Of
tenders. Il the Cuban authorities wanted Rev 70
return to the island in order to testify against M
Rillayerde, who is now in New York. thew ongbt
70 have begun by abducting Mr. Vnlayerje him.
SELF L seems probable that if Mr. Villaverde was
the means Of Introducing La Verdad into Cuba the
spanish authorities would be glad to get rid Of him
and have him out of the country. The resort
winch has been had here to the claptrap Of politi
cal oienees and gross insult to the American
nag only beflays the weakness Of those who have
engaged e the prosecution of the Spanish Consul.
- may' however, have been OF advantage to some
p lhe Individuals spouting these phrases, as it
enabled them to profess an Americanism which
may heretofore have been doubted.
As % the insinuation made in the Picavune's
dispatch, that the suicide Of Machin was onlv
supposed suicide" and that he persisted bv The
hands OF Lorente Or others, it is fortunately ran.
dered harmless by the inquest which was held over
Aachin's body. Il appeared, on the examination
~ The coroaaF. that Machin killed himself for some
love aud jsalousy' matter; and fifteen or sixteen
pages otmanuseript were found in his room stating
tne causes which impellsd him to the act. Fbose.
however, who drew that threatening dagger on
hsy-why, BY the way hasn't writ been sued
out ordering that same dagger to be brought into
Court s-nay have stood over Machin and made
MN write those fifteen or sixteen pages. There is
~ telng how foolish men may be ia theirdepravitv
Inc N A. Post has evidently been taken in. ann
posing that all it heard about the kidnapDino ~
Aey was true It had not yet heard Of the great
AaooFde hoax; though it ought 70 have remem.
hered ne ship Charles affair, in which taecoriing
% the tieayune Of June 25, 1919 there was IN.
pardona5ie stupidity somewhere" Besides the
Post must know that il was never alleged. even N
New Orleans, thai Rey was kidnapped 's from
underline very shadow Of our flag" His selessyled
friends here have all along alleged THAI he was kid
mapped and put on an American. vessel, thus plac-
ing him under the protection Of the Americanhae
me Picayune has another dispatch stating that
Gen. Taylor has given ordeH for prompt action in /
shs eass Of the New Orleans abduction - but il /
gan hardly be that any official action was taken /
"''ioa. an official showing. And we airs not 1
a'.a's mat any official account Of the matter has
80 ION New Orleans, unless it hos been sent by
~ s7ll-eonslsuled Committee Of Public Safety,
~. H9Es 'aAen this prosecution into their especial
49, ~ ola General and bis cabinet will, we
.'A' y lN posed to treat the Committee and their
al4palenes as Napoleon treated Barrere when the
itsf refused 70 write any more for the First Consul
uniess his wages were nised--tllat is. send ,bsu
away with a kick. Maybe the Committes will ~
as their great exempiar Barrere did-,urn ro,,1d
and abuse the old Hero because he would NJ, IL.
lieye al their old wives fables"
OlYNrIc THrATRE.-Those DESTROYS OF hearty lsurb
ad passing pleasant evening have both The one ans
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