The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-24
Answer of the Captain General,

Although knew what had been inserted in several of the
papers of New Orleans. relative the departure from that
city of the individual Juan Garcia the second taller that
Of the royal jail in this city but attention to them
required from me- / knew the true facts of the
occurrence by official communications from the Consul Of
her Majesty; besides the individual himself had directed 10
me letter from the vessel in which he in quarantine
ratiying everything that had been stated TO ms For this
Tea'on was somewhat surprised by letter of the date
OF day before yesterday enclosing copy OF that which had
been sent to you by that individual and which you received
through soldier belonging to the secetaIys Office said
solder having been ordered 70 hiring yOR because il had
been handed to him sealed for that purpose when he was
still in quarantine but about coming Shore and that there
was no Improperly thatt should be TO you conerng
the very asehoods which had been worked BY the news
papers in New Orleans.
The interview which you had with Juan Garcia. and the
PLAN and free declaration WHICH he made whilst YET on bosd
and conclusive pOO give full knowledge OF tie event
Agl % enable you 70 estimate A. its full value the letter on
which you base your application to obtain tom him de
9eclaaton IN your presence To your extreme zeal in the
am well convinced that your good sense aud The knoJs
q your functions, will give you 10 understand that 10 eIsei
do has character Of urgency which cannot admit Il be
ing S2nuay 70 good faith to the self respect Of the officer Of
4 on ne nne1 Peeed visit which you paid him. feas arose
10 ms mind which bad no existence before, and II the same
OF perhaps the influences Of third persons induced hin ~
write bis ele Of the 9Th neither his letter any other
man9slauqa 70 thessme ecat which he might make should
Ryshdats ha merit Of his spontaneous declaration before he
Consul y Sew OIesns The Letters he wrote his arrival
In our port and the verbal which he made h vo
On board Of the Andrew Ring; and bis still more recent An
qudss( and Of Notary Public he repeated tSsi fo1sS
brgugh TIE miserable condition in which he hqd been IN
~ ms Aceompces in flight he presented himself before nv
spanish consul and decided 70 back here because ~
loas gBred MS pardon iH he o0d make reoaafio5S
ana 1Hs1 ~ affirming that he had undertaken this ionrpey
without coercion Of any kind Indeed This is ease bv NJ
means worthy Of ne writing which it has caused but You
must remember that this individual arrived our poF an G
lIth on board OF the Mary Ellen where he remained n
quarantine until the 24h, and thai the departure Of Thai
schooner be was Transferred TO the ARd!ew Ring finish
5ne ue q ms Quaranunethat Is until the morning Of me
sun II ms situation and the details relating to his journey
haa Peen osr man represented and you cannot fail sse
that he would not have been one hour board Of foreign
which 10 keep him safely. %
conclude, them BY informing y0u that find no means
OF aeoeedlng 20 your request and IT, Notwithstanding what
have stated above think that Il your duty 10 in
upon yopf dewaud must le1uI 10 your goFpfnmeBt
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