The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-13

Of ny eountrYmen know them too. and would much Ike
dIes who have lately lst bee of C1ba lie name 81 Sse
we'll known would bead That st, about whom fsaof Wa
selling Of the May Ellen although wicked os,s
be left IL that vessel Mr De andOva wrote 70 he Consul
Romeo, and Is in evidence that Ayala had passpo5f IN
IN ne nams q laz Tie mate goleDan. saw Oh Inc
,eie q the oommiit Of political Offences: how doe m
on the 81 he Dardon t,ss vgr,tfr, ~ = 49, ~
the Consul had already Tscgsd Information Thai Garcia " s
Consnl,g. MI. Sandoval replies. -
Mr Preaax reviewed a. length tho whole eyieuce and
snail not 20 INTO the whole testimony bat there are tOme
important facts which may be necessary 10 bring forward
by suppo5ing that the Consn tod lin DAT fbe5 -
noyidaas IN the city ugIves from justice and that had
motives tor having these men arrested and snt Havana
Lbs man in reply says NO longer police ossr TIE
Sons9l . II y2g lake Rey and embark him yop viii
argument. though intend toshow is faisity haisrgl
Of which one can travel The Consul eonissioaed
9esf with We bowers Of justice Of the peace Nntary
erorto. and be did receive IT, Il was lis duty % ss wehe
ne men were n he place and i 50 to see hog 70 get them
cazet to take By force and put him on boariq Ths
ne Consul y; b;s o. H. Inq aog az i1eRPai'
false The Consul did not look for plain Mr. TrecEzes bu
Io lpe p0lce 0eer 1fesazes- Now. w0nid believe
that smart fellow the Consul represented 70 Be by Tia
gentlemen on the opposite sde-wOuld sealeh 20 police
10 the Conversation between e Consul and rescazss show
ing that eoold not be possible TO plans IS are
ceor IN bis testimony proves that the interview only lasted
mino1e o. Two 1hsse are facts submit 10 your HonoEs
70 ponder this evidence Ard beg you also TO take
into consideration that escazs went once to Span.
~ gosu-a1d secondly that this occued in the middle Of
The gentleman who spoke first yesterday sad he would
never have granted his services to the the Consul
unless he had been called on.by legion OF paniads Now
ehaliengs him to produce this st if exhibedit wOuld
them even escazes But the person On whom the gIsat
interest had fallen was young L9horde That be
Is doubt but TO say that he pe1ed hmse because he
Epan19n Consul, hard indeed Houois beava
that from the very hour this scandal circulated did not
facts Of the case and Il had BEEN sse bs tS ~ &
uoneouid stand would not have told him, my fnend
could support the Consul in such an iaiamy am not 10
ng y ~ ANYTHING about he testimony Of ehaney Rodgers
expose the value Of the evidence Bot there question:
Eos Of perhaps Smith Summefs Richs5ison De BIOL
King, &e are they 70 be stamped peuTed indiviuas1
e9n i now to Che ssieI Of Garcia The geasnsn said
the 18Th and 10Th June and why didn't he bring his books
contend that the Court had right inspect the books
surely no merican Consul abtoad would allow biz books
10 belnspeoted NOW IN regard to Garcia gentlemen had
those Ogues that ReY alluded 10 2pgobsby The same
persons who went g nio the pape that his declaration
he probably forgot for The rules Of pOsness The
meaning q ne word asa IN connection with "a Jaiia
Is most cOhemptuousi It equivalent Of epobste
or villains But the gentlemen say that III
case, for if Rey were actually kidnapped il was no
in his power to belle the fact THE gentleman
nous abduction by two or three anecdotes which
have no space 70 repeat He rdeued the idea Ofsong
search Key in the Of the American peOplc-n III
Rsme Of MOranteand finding him comfortably situated
and SO far from being desirous of eonfdng himself d.
protection OF soil entirely satisfied with his residence
Havana Where the devil is Rey, say the aecuseispefhs
he is huugperhaps he is feteTed. The gentlemen tht
opposite side partial to the words pefhapEp
In relation to the lay under which the aecusers cOnem
plate this prosecution will cite WheAtOns International
Law, l54 1855. The doctrine very clearly laid
down. aud appears from the quotation that Rsy had
left the American soil when be made this declaration
also refer you 10 aTten DrOtt des Gems, page 20 The
gentleman yesterday endeavOred show you that this
Of and III
Rsce5saTy be principals, have nothing more TO add.
MUCH has been SAID about The conduct which the Consul
held n relation 10 this case from the commencement
that II the case could stand Il would became national ar
fair had doubts whether Judge Bright cOuldisRue
cGp1ds N the matter The Dstfct Attorney endeavOIed
TO draw from what eoue intended pursue, but de-
cined- As good American ciuzen, adved the OOhsu
10 submit Severe impptatiOns have been upon me-
care not Tor themI did duty a citizen and friend
Of the Spanish Consul THE gentleman spoke for h0H
and haiti