The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02

a~ns.A asr lapse Of three days to consider upon
vs. rsfsssd By II, s ,u.D sas: .,..,,.,
states that he claims the protection Of the American
rovsrspent; that he forced board the Ams-
% spsnish Conrul st New Orleans Capt. Jas MoCou-
nsa aad nen that when foroibly delivered the
ssaSned. in The attempt t. rescue hinseK. hs vas
koked the PIT Of the stomach BY Don Carlos do Es
pe.a and Mcdonnell, which left him insensibls.
After the vessel under way In exposuating with
the Captain, he told him no would be ancsabs to the
laws Of the psd States for his conduct, whom the
said Captain James Mcdonnell damned the laws and
said country aud replied that he would do he damned
please1 that be- had the eaid Juan Garcia Rey in
he possession The letter Winds up with an earnest
states that be fearful Of being shot In the II
had communicated more than he did 1T the time the
roAsgstion this statement of Juan Garcia Rey
tain Evans. Uf the American brig Salvsdora told the
Ssd been engaged to sbduet Rey and that this had
told ssid Evsns in New Orleans. that Mcdonnell had
pointed out hey TO this man his steward, and said
that he would put him board OF the schooner, hs
wsuld asrist with others and give him five dollars to
which the consented aud thus effected tss brutal
paragraph OF Juan Garcia Rey's letter to the Con-
SUI, states lat no shown forged writ Of arrest
iron the Recorder Of the Second Municipality, the
validity Of which be doubted but then what resource
had he with Don Calos do Espana, as commander In
sf band, Q, imposed Of six rufhans.
Captain Franklin, Of the American brig Andrew
Ring has u affidavit before the American Con-
ups that the departure Of the Consul from along
ade Of the vesstl Juan Garcia Rey seized With
such 1T OF psrvc US Hbling that he thought he
mould die through the night. You must be aware
that the who visit the quarantine have to
accompanied BY m armed soldier in boat with them
who. OF Genre witness to all that transpires fur
theGmors, sptsn Franklin had orders not to allow
this man 10 communicates with any either by letter
word Of mouth rho letter Juan Garcia Rey wrote
sent rs coming from the captain Of the health
boat, which Wits rhs quarantine ground daily, but
for all that VA detained by the authorities.
he e. min herr nd mar WI Oft ia chnnua
Mary Ellen Don Ramon Srcumbsrry. repeatedly told
the Consul snd Others that such passenger in
the vessel ips that he publicly ths the
Captain Of The Port had offered to facilitate him with
certificate To prove that fact fer the salvation Of
Captain n G, onD.n In New Orleans.
1t Is nGv apparent that captain Mcconnell an
active psrrspan this business aud that hs in
nection with Don Carlor dc EspanA has left no
untried to exposure In this vilispous
he took good care not to transmit the the
American ouhui here, which Is his duty TO do for
fear Of detection.
Our worthy ons ul cannot receive too much praise
for the part he has taken In this business aud
Gully regret hat he IL not clothed with sufficient
power to his taking further steps in the
tee, until h- hears from the Home Department
The have taken in this business has been
admired by all Americans, and every high minded
SpsBiard in this place and If Don Carss dc Espxna
ana tnptan ctoDpeil are not punished for this
handed outrage and Juan Garcia Rey set vt liberty,
Dag will be insuited and damned forever In the
spipioB all Foreigners We already suffer suiiicieu
iadigpities here from tho Spspards, without their
having this act Of brsyado to throw ut any instant in
eur teeth
For the veracty Of this statement we refer you to
the American onsul. Gen Campbell, to
and to - -, 10 whom ysu will please to send q
copy OF your PAPER; and dare either'them or any
enc Ake to deny single fact contained in il.
Respectfully, your obt servant,