The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-28

p4blo mode Of their
jsct; would they have any difficulty In finding plenty q
asspsIsdo. e perform the act the possibility Of which
But whatever may be the truth in regard the tragic end
sV he son wn q Ii.
Spcn his orente the strongest . Sss =
ssnmsns @ operate ssains, the Cuban patriots
shores the objects Of ID fears and when this
certainly becomes high time for the Intervention Of our ma
tiona government If have any, 70 inquire the meaning
u Is not easy % believe that such an &C. be
high handed an outrage would never have been dared b
such N .Ssn would Ssr have ss,sd disasows y his
act and punishment sy hs goysrnmsn ~ view Fl the
yolve HEM Il Il certain that demands, and viii doubt
less receive thorough investigation In which our govern
with
om under the very shadow Of our dag with Eas Or
nsdonsl steamer 70 convey him back. Disavowa dam
ages 70 the Individual and condgn punishment to all as
cersained g have been accomPces in the OUTRAGE even
Il an affair q his Kind. vitality touching the nsonal
well a. promptnsss Without any reference 70 party feel
ngs divisions In internal AFFAIRS assured that
plain and imperative duty Of the occasion
s bss si re W. b bs
l Instant the following additional particulars respecting
L bscomss our duty. Is public Journalists to cali the
e hs aoSOss e The 9 a . ss
q q o
dsss on the part Of the district attorney q the
rios should Be- taught that they violate with impuniy
American soil that those who may have iIansgresssd
anass dag - and Il %
agents Of their own government must DC surrendered IN
BY treaty stiPulatcns.
addressed e ne P pna q Sunday
Spanish gentleman Of this city he states that On the 9Th
Padre Gcboss young man named Juan francisco Rcy,
b. Fs
Of three weeks Lorente succeeded AFTER much objection
house that In this he was assisted during five hours BY
&c
and placing asy hsy So n The rs ,d
any connexion whatever with the outrageous kidnapping
of the unfortunate youth.
taken 81 force board the Schooner Mary Ellen, Captain
This sstraordinary case Of Kidnapping has caused
much e.ci,smen. II the city, and given rise g many
proper repeat Il Is understood however, that Juan
s Msp s S
2 As T R y.
charged with facilitating connving at their escape,
Ssins death We believe he sIsng treaty bss%seS the
United States and Spain makes provision for the extra
osgsss pslpssssd sssia.. q .hsif
and that the authors of this arocy should
ceive the punishment they 50 justly merit"
We have received later accounts from New Orleans
than what the Evening Post gives the above article
The following interesting extract is from the New
Orleans Pcayune Of July 49, II presents state Of the
case which demands the immediate Eterpositon of our
government telegraphic despatch from New Orleans
of the 22d announces that the Spanish consul and two
others have been arrested.
The ABDUCTION JUAN FRAScrsco REY-For some days
pa e. e s s
New Orleans have been circulating In the community We
Ssss
consIstence that would bring them under the notice Of our
iect serious comment ha being ba.eess they woud
melt again into the less than thin aI f,so. de
= I'd 4.
papers In this city, had INDUCED In unounded aIlega
and be offered % wait on that msssisis with certain doc
uusn which would prove that the rumors In question
sacsPons5s act has bean oommlsd ''a'ns' 'n'' no
sa sss an@ s ni
documents but these do s.ti. and win satisfy the
he privilege the recorder has had Of witnessing the evil
SsnGs Of the unjust ssps:iocs on the consos character
in shs inyolabIy Of life liberty, and properly and II any
il Is the duty the public oans.t 70 Probe that alarm 20
i foundation. Wenow assert that far from quetng mems
mnds the coDsus letter and Recorder Genos
opinion have served sgitae the community still more
from the additional mystery with which they envelope the
readers and the public In full OF the merits of
this extraordinary shall give full narrative Of the
ncidens the intelligence has reached us, which
brought the Spanish consul prominently before the
public.
Spaniard named Juan Pmnci,co Rey, formerly an Of
dcial In the service of the Spanish Havana
having rendered himself obnoxious authorities hcre
fed % New Orleans, where he took up his residence
Shortly after his arrival here, he became H. and was con-
fined his bed lodging house. In the lower part Of the
ed from Havana 70 the Spanish here with direc
tons st he should be retaken and port
a al hazards, coste coufs. The task was all
readers are aware an easy 10 foreigner newly
fortunate Rcys place Of shelter soon discovered when
agencies OF most nefarious character put
ton his person. and In obedience the mandate
Of the captain general OF Cuba, transport him Ha
vana- With indignation manding our cheek we en-
Ter into he details Of tho nismou. affair, promising that
we do not vouch for their authenticity, further than
that they come from sources which have never
yet betrayed into error. The case IL 20 seri-
ouA IL Of such high national importance, that we
are compelled TO tear aside the veil of privacy which
give the Of all concsrned full publicity % Far a. we
have been abe 10 ascertain hem. Rey during his illness
attended by physician One of the in1aess OF the
house persuaded him 70 discharge the latter alleging bis
moon pccncy and he then Introduced Don Carlos
a. skssl Pny.lssn veil known and soccsssiul IN the
plciv yielded himself TO The guidance Of the consul, In
the laters false character, andwhen was ripe for the
communication Of the plot he pursuaded leave the
house either for an airing or for other purpose
los de Espss and Of iaer's friends or employees
4 cnrraUe ntationed. nd b<s-n