Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

ready Captain and erep, they might De uteapeI-
tedy introduced TO The iEquisilorlai ulouu" 's
which they a.1 TO avoid. as Tree will Passcp,s
Il gives satisfaction 10 all American Ies'eI iau
that The American Coasul, Gen X. b. Cdn'I'Ihm -,
has sustained il. dignity OF our county "
prompt and energetic action in this mater !, anu
had Rey possessed Sufficient fiimness, nc "'""I
hive been al this moment iu safely, unue1 ou'
flag.
From The Ne,o Orleans Crescent Aug ~.
Rev returned under circumstances when die
explained in The following letters:
LETTER, or TIRE CAPTAIN GENERAL. TO TIL
SPANISH CONSUL, NEW ORLEANS
Considering that The indiyi'ua! Juan ualcia
should receive mis- pardon, wlich through you nc
had solicited from me-, in consequence Of me
declarations he made spontaneously IN you'
Cunsu alC and Of the offer made 10 MN! oy you'
and considering III: meri oil his are. reVria'iohs'
| have granted MIN said pardon IN due ID,
And whereas he has manifested - me inc u@siie
OF returning 10 New Orleans, thinking iha' us
presence there may contribute bcaer 10 eNpiai"
The circumstances of his departure, Which, as ne
knows, has given origin to an inamons accusa>
lion against you, have given him his Passpol'
ia order that he Nigh! embark on Doard % 'ne
brig Salvatore, ard | have also sent 10 tue oou-
sui OF the United States here dispatch on 'nc
subject a copy OF which is herein cncios'u' III
order better confirm he truth Of The declarations
which said Garcia has already made, nc appear
ed To-day before me, after having obahra ms
pardon, at has ratified them all, as iuiiy aP,
pears from his testimony hercun'o annexed 10"
eau use The whole as you think III, ahd give 'n>
formation OF The same, as soon as you can, 10 'sc
Minister OF tler Majesty al Washington, wnoih
| will also inform OF the wnole case IN a'lec'
way as soon as can. Col preserve you many
years. FL OosDE DE- h'o0''
Havana, Aug 10, l849.
LETTER FROM the CAPTAlN-GENEkaL ~
TuE AMERICAN CONSUL Al HAVANA.
The individual Juan Gafcia, whose departure
from New Otlcan caused lhs accusat'on bfoh2ht
there against The Consul ol Spain, !a7lns asHeu
permission 10 go 10 that place, Ter haVino Ut
!ainsd the pardon that had been offered MN, ana
being DESTROYS In 60 there IN ORDER thai MS pre-
scnce may contribute better 10 establish inc tin'h
Of The event, have not hestac,l 10 deliver MN
Immediately The necessary passport 10 order that
he may 90 on board Of the brig SalYadoEa, whlch
is ready 10 sail tomorrow; ari also, because lr'm
the moment he is rardoned he has right 10 90
where he plcases, and more especially 10 accom-
rli.h The object which determines MIN 10 GO
NV object in municaling this 10 you, Is LOT
YOU to notify, j! you Judge proper, his Journey
TO the proper local authorities in New oiieanS
Ia secure him The protection which his peculiar
position may require, b,sd IS that 10 when as =
Spanish subject he is entitled from the Consul
Of Her Maiesly. Though am iully persuaded
mat all times and in any event tn laws oil your
country will shield him against all sorts OF ma
leyoIercc whca he may have 10 lear, anu Inc
private suggestions by Which hey might apempt
10 Influence his miad. Cad preserve ynu many
Yeas. I'll CohpE ph Aleof'
Havana, Aug. Is, ISi9.
Referring 10 the foregoing letters, Inc New Or
leans Courier says:
The reader will note that all the circumstances
here detailed b; TIE & plain Genera as reasons
for giving lberts 10 Rey rauspired 6e'o'e The de-
mand ior hi liberty was made ty our Consul,
Mr.. Campbell. And then says The Condo de At
GOV, send him 10 New Orleans IN order thai III
may "bcter explain The circumstances oil his CT
par.ure, which gave rise 10 The infamous accusa>
lion aosin. you" This is really capital Rey
has realz The hopes Of Mr.. .llcoy by stating
here in New Orleans .aat he was iorcltiy taken
away, and thai the Consul was an accessory De-
fore and after he tscl!!! Oh perverse Juan
Rey! unhappy Carlos de Espana unfortunate
Conce dc A!coy! The Captain General mas laIs'
ed up a witness whose testimony, II Ii be taken,
will convict the Consul, The Captain OF the Mary
Ellen, L'orente, ard all The others accused ioge'h>
er with Robinson, the policeman, who IS no. yet
arrested. Spanish diplomacy was al fault here;
and The cunning tricks vi the Dons have Itcoilea
upon themselves. N
The Captain Generals letcr 10 Mir. Campbell
is OF TENOR similar 10 that OF The leller 10 Ion
Carlos dc E,para viii ihe addition OF an express
sion OF his hopes thai Rey will find a secure
shield from ali SORTS oil malevoence, under the
laws OF our country. The hopes OF the Condo de
Alcoy will not he Disappointed. Key IS now Sc
cure in az asylum which he himself selected,
whence Re NAY parl y aenever he plcascs DC
is lodged in comfortable apartment of me r.
rsh Prison, where al his wants VIII DC s'pP''e''
aud all lis wishes fulfilled.
commonwealth VS.. Thomas w. Lottier.
PROSECUTION FOR THE IURDER OF WILLIAM
r. COOK.
Eriisnee 6efoTe The Mayor on Tuesday, Sep
tember 4th, l549 -(Conlinued)
coMMoNWEiLTI'S TESTIMONY.
Jo.rpa MugouREE- was in tho room win
Cook after be was shot aud heard him talking
with his sister, but cannot now rccol!ect VIVA
hc said.
Jtede:iay Morning, Sept. oh
THOMAS B. Wulre-I nave seen Coos Ire
ouen,ly visiting the house Of Letter -on the Am
day of july, in the evening, saw him with Mrs
Lol,ier and little boy 90 into The mousse was
returning from my sisters, who lives on 'nal
street. -,
GEORGE w. ToLga-I saw Loltier on The
evsoire of the 18th of July at his fathers house
after he had shot Cook he said he neah. 10
give himself UPON the evening Cook was shot
/ went up into the room assisted in carrying
him home Mr. Robert Day., aud myself were
together we renamed some time at The mouse
Cook was speaking Of the aalr 10 laose VINO
were in the room-he said I'll he regretted about
| the matter was that be could not get out ms
| po,tol in time 10 shoot Lottier Mr. john eook
took letter oul Of The pocket of the deceased,
which he said was from Mrs Lo!ticr, and retu
! i'll did no. hear the letter read-Mf john
| Cook and his sl,,ers were in The room.
GyoRsg w. II TYLgG--l recollect that about
the middle Of June | was passing down me
| street, and when got near Mr. Browns saw
| Cook and 4 lady walking by Dr. Talens-i
paid no particular attention TO them -Whcn
got 10 MIR Bakers she came by and noliceu
She was the same lady-Cook hailed her and she
turned around aud lc cams up and they had
| convc; saliou aud taught thought a. inc
| time that their manner appeared niue 100
intimate. and so remarked 10 gentieinah-i
| know this is the same lady have always seen
| al Loltiers house, and 10 the one nave ai~aJs
uuders God TO be Mrs Loltier. On The 4lh Gay
of July l was at Mr. Bakers, and Cook came by
| with Mrs Lo,ticr and little toy-it was rain
ing and Cock left The lady aud went into Schads'
Mr. Baker remarked, il was rather unsaiiah,
to desert Il lady in that way.-Ats Lollier anu
the lille boy went around the Corner In ie"
moments Cook came out oil Schad's with an um'
breIla aud turued The corner also i do not know
what became of them after this-up TO The
time of the shooting had no suspicious OF I'm
proper intimacy, but had remarked that their
conversation was too familiar am certain The
lady was Mrs Lottler.
JOHN HorpmAN.-I am nearly twelve years
OIL, aud am the son Of Mis-. Lo''ler. haTe oacn
living with MIR. Lot.ier, nearly all my life. Cos K
used 10 come 10 cur house nearly every day, and
sometimes vice day. When he came there, he
and mamma used to 60 into her DedlHsm nearly
every lime, and would mol lei aay Other person
come into Inc room. have seen Them kissing
each olher and sitting in each others lap.
Cook commenced his vista before the general