The New York herald., 1850-06-05
BY Nj A l..
Our Washington Correspondence,

BY MAIL.
Our Washington Correspondence,
wAsHiseros, june 3, 1880
| Tie Late Cuba Inrosion-7hs Official Correspondence
| -Specks Of War.
In answer TO aresolution of Senate the President
to-day laid before them all the Official
Of the Refund Island affair of lss9 and The Csrdenss
| affair Of 1850.
We have glanced the correspondence relating TO
the latter, and submit the following notes Of H. The
correspondence is entirely too volumnoss to copy,
and useless it is in the main but scapitulation Of
facts already published
Don Caldcron to Mr.. Clayton, Janssry 10 Com
plains Of the proclamation of the Cuba junts ssssb
iishsd in Washington, and Of other juntas in New
York. New Orleans and elsewhere, and thinks the
spirscy ought to be nippes In its birth. .f
January a. Mr.. Clayton says he has addressed In
struetions to the District Attorneys Of New York. New
Orleans and Washington, to keep . sharp lookout
against all suspected persons and TO bring those guilty
Of violating the law Of 1918 to punishment.
May 7. Don Csderon has information from Iabsrds,
Spanish Consul, New Orleans that the Amsnssa
Schooner Heroine, with cargo Of only ten kegs Of
butter and ten barrels Of whiskey left that port for
Chsgres. having slso hoard arms untion, and
light artillery, destined for the expedition against
cuta that after hssty search the schooner lsfs snA
the consul sued for detention. Don Cadsron ass
for redress.
May s. Labords has informed Cslderon that volan-
teers are organizing in New Orleans for descent
Cuba that for this purpose two vessels have len fer
| Chngrss with four hundred men, and that another
vessel about to sail that Breediove late eotsstes
has vessel freghtsd 70 take out men, md that
fifteen hun drsd men enlisted In New Orleans Oa-
| dsron appeals strongly for redress.
Mr. Clayton his Instructions TO the District
| Attorney at New Orleans.
Mr.. Hunter replies. The facts have been cxsgss-
rated. The force from New Orleans does s,sssd
| thousand Lopes commands them. lie hints that
Governor Qutman 10 to join them In Cuba. The A.
nsy has been visant but the esdors Of tbs
price have had good legal advisers and have not
dsIsd themselves smsnatle TO the laws
May ls Don CAld,ron has been kept In . stats sf
alarm. Rumors have become realities The Co
Of Cuba prepared to chAsise the robbers aud
in,,rpo,ition In their behalf viii be listened TO- end
he wiphes this declaration recorded lie firmly relies
In the meantime the honor and justice the Pro-
tidsnt, AID the h,lp 81 Providence TO avert tho
wiet,d designs of the pirates.
Msy 10 Don cadsron calls the attention Of Clayton
TO tie New York Sun and its announcement Of IN
p.ctsd battle In Cuba and to the Cuba flag hosted
the Sun Office. The scandal 10 detrimental TO con-
and alarms the Spanish residents OF New York
The Spanish minister ssks for the enforcement ths
lsvs ssainsf thsse disturters Of the peace.
May IL The Spanish consul at New Orleans presssta
his p,nonal compliment
May Is Mr. Clayton TO the Spanish minister apo
losaes that II is dieult arrest these .prstors,
% many Of them chipping for California aud Oregon
The govsrnmeht l. doing all In ts power to stop the
decent upon Cuba and with this view the asss N
named which WAS ordered 20 guard the island against
any hostile invasion ubetr the American flag
May IL. Mr.. Clayton renews his Instructions so
frucctt Hall snjoinpg rigid reinforcement Of tho
laws.
Msy 10 Mr. csmpt,n. Consul ct uavau, sdv,sss
Mr. clayton Of the order 90 the steamship Ohio TO lie
outfiGe. lie speaks q tie lower orders being solely
kept dopn ly military power bat they all respect the
good faith e the American government.
May q Mr. Campbell has had q correspondents
with th Captain General q Cubs IN relation 10 ssr-
tain vessels and prisoners captured By the spssrds
and repeats the leading facts Of the descent Of Jopss
uTon Ctrdsuas. and his departure
Nay %. Mr.. Csnpbsn inquiries Of the Count 81 Al
coy; vhdhsr the too vessels captured under tho
American fsg with American papers, and whether the
we're In whole or In part, American eitr.ns and
for the circumstances of their capture and the natsrs
Of The charges against them.
Next follow proclamation and sn edct 10 tho p..-
pie from the Captain General q theever faithful island
Of Cuba andseveral exracts from the Havsns pspsss
Msy 20 ur Prescott Hall l. quite sure no armament
has been made fitted cot In New York within reach
of the laws but u he can discover any movsnen. in
his district hostile 10 Spain, or her colonies ho win
not hesitate 20 carry out h is Instructions.
Nay 81. The Collector q Key West, inform. thu
Ireidtnt Of the arrival of the steamer Creole at that
Iisee. ehss'd by the sranlh steamer piEauo,
Mty 20 Mr rre'cott Hall writes that he has s.n far
ne spsnith consul 20 proceed 10 business
TEIEGrAr1uc DESrATcHrs
bffah1Ntsr 90 srArx, May as 1No
10 hfshr WILLIAMS. ESQ. q. 8. District Attorney
seFshnah. Ga s-rrocccd according to law 20 have
General Lopez arrested for violation Of the Ac, Of
Consre 1 the 2Dth Arril, 1915 and held In custody
uhtl he can be Transferred TO the proper drie, for
uial JOHN d. CLAYTON, Secretary Of state.
Kkrf.y.
ssvssrsu, May ~, 1850
Hos. NJ CtsfTos.-fIR In pursuance OF your
insirueticns General Iores yesterday arrested on
the sfadavit of the Spanish viee-Consui lie demand
cd an examination, which was held las. nIsht before
the District Court judge, by whom he va. discharged
there being no evidence rrocursble hcre sucient 10
commit
Gen. Lopss lss this mornisr for Mobile on bis way
20 New oflssns
Very repeatedly. your obedient servant
TEkRY WILLIAMS. g. 8. District Attorney
say s7.-A similar order 10 that addressed 10 wiz