Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11


saics d SUI :, ,,.,e for the bloody deed and the
e''''"." ~, ivory American will be for the mnrderers
I,hon Our Government has gone even :" eA-
" cr,,inu all its duties and treaty op'isa'o's ".
-, Ct; rd il after such manifestations oi so'u wiz
.,, ci.ndin Sn,ni@h AGENTS shall Deliberately Se '''
h,,chcr o,r unolrnding citizens, i'una ""'''''
;sl;c,iop there is not a sim man ol 'ue " r
cins within tins Union tina, viii not sa''u ~ '"1
,,o r.varnmrn, in yndcans our naoha' h'h'' anu '0
right OF American Citizens. : ,;n ,o
AZ shedding farther light on TINS ih'eio''''s
copy The following from The N. !, he''' ,,,
'' fl..rrc.nonJcncc Of the New York Herald ,,.,
lool' 'po W,splxGTos, JUNE :, l1oO.
ygc Late Cuba Iarasion-1he gHeidl correspondence
''' 'N Sptcbs Of Var
l. ,,.,y,r IA n resolution OF the SENATE, uc ' y,
III 80 r th.m all the official correspondence oi he
Rnund Island affair Of lSi9, and The InIaenas , -
w. buvc Glanced over TIE correspondence ,,"''ns w ''
,,,r nrd snlni the following notes oil Il. He 'ie'l"
latter anu ,.'' , rnumnols 10 copy, ana useless, AZ
i in hr main but Il rccapulaon oil ac's -, '' ~ =:
Don Calderon Mr.. CLAYTON, January w. :; ~ i
rho ,oc,n,aon of the Cuba Junta ts.dp!s'i." -
,n and If other luntaa in New orA, ,>c" o''e.' '"
elsewhere and thinks The conspiracy o's'' " y ir01
/ ils BIRTH. go ~ =, h, addressed ins,ruc.
ns - Inc District Attorneys Of New FORK, New Orleans
and washington 10 keep shnrp lookout ':ra's' an sus
pcctcd persons, and 10 bfih@ ''oeo S"'''
uay7 Don Calderon has information from 'aporae If 1a
rsh Consul New Orleans that the American schu"hr re
us u, cargo Of only kegs of butter and i'n bar
L ri whiskcy left that port for Chaeres, having AIS" on
board arms ammunition, and lighi rilt'i na h
cxprdition against Cuba; that alter Nasty s",'' nue.
schooner left, and the consul WAS SUI" IVA '
| Caderon asks Tor redress ,,,I ,,t ,.,,,,,,cors
are organizing in New Orleans Tor nesG.. nm i, fan,
Gr his prpo.c Two vessels have lc ior IIages WIN "
men and thai another vessel was about to SAT-; ia
poc lnrr Collector has vessel rcigh'ed I" take "h
m,re men, and that fifteen hundred men are ciS'o' ~ "
Orleans Calicron appeals strongly "r euts -, ; ,,,r
Mr. CLAYTON icncs his instructions TO the District A''"
ncy at New Orleans. or,,c, -
Mr. Hunter replies. The facts have been cNaIsea..aa
ul frre from Nav Orleans does not exceed thousand
Lopcz commands them. llo hints that Governor au.a'
is To Join them in CGha The Attorney mas i ,
Inn the leaders the enterprise have had goou l,ga au,
ss and have not rendered themselves nnienabc 10 'e
laws. ,, =; , s,,,. al alarm
49,, have. ro,. become realities The Governor Of Cubn
is prcpar,l chastse the robbers ana no III
their behalf will be- listened TO- n'lc he WISHES u
lion recorded He firmly relies in The leai!iie on.u @
r and ,usiicc o( the President and on me eiP u i"
denrr to avert the wicked designs oi he prnieS ,
M.v III Don CalJeron calls thu attention oi Mr. clayton 10
,r Nav York sun and its announcement o nm eNec'e"
b,,rl. in aba and tr Cuba nag oisicd on me ', "
dca Tn, scandal is detrimental to c%nhsie' n'n i',
me Su,n ~.-idents uf New York. The Spanish minister
t or NM, enforcement OF the laws against these dslur
btrs al IT, peace ., , - .,. III.
May Il. The Spanish consul at New orleans reS''' NE
! ne, .olrtl ,nilnicnts. ,
Nav j. Nh CLAYTON Ia the Spanish minister; Apologies
that !, i. iilcr these conslranrs ;" many "
diem shipping i Cni.iona and Oregon Tue % "nd
- ",'' III ,hc Nee, J., named which g.a. ordered I"
Guard tn! island against any hostile invasion "naef ''' 'V
riran lag. :. ,;. >, p-.c,,,
Hall cnIonins n rlit reinforcement "I The laws ~
Nav ~ llr Campbell, Consul al Havana, advises VT
CLAYTON Of The order The steamship Hhlo 10 IL outside
liz .n,,ks Of The lower orders being solely sep Gown ~
mi,ir,y power but they all respect the good a' :" ''
American government . . , ,,.,,, M,
cntnn General uf Cubn relation 10 certain c', ana
nsoncrs captured by the Saniards 'nd repeats ''iH '
inu iscs al lc descent "i i."p." "i'" |'>''>' ~ "
Nav o. Mr. CamphcH Inquiries Of the Count oil Air"y,
whether ,hr two vessels captfe were 'hiG W" , H.
Ia with american papers, nnd whether w" 'c' VII, ~
Whole OF in part American citizens and Tor ihe cifcu-
stances OF their capture, and the nature vi NV
NJ, follow proclamation and an odct IL The people from
so C,n,in General o the faithful .,iani oi Cuba ana
eyer, extracts from the Havana papers
MAJ ~ Mr. Prescott Hall Is quite sure no armament mas
n made or fitted i'll New York within reach 81 lhr
w,; but il he can discover any movement IN his district
.o.,ie 10 spain ar her colonies NJ VIII 'i'' 'e''' " '
NAV r. The Collector OF Koy Wos informs the President
# the arrival of hc Creole al that place. e'ea ~
lilo Spanish steamer filaIIo
May 25 Mr. Prescott Hall writes eat e mas se''' '"' W
Spunish consul proceed 10 business
TIL EoH Ariiic nEsrArcHES.
DEPARTMENT. ~ STATE MAY - l"3e.
To ursry W.lIAMs. Esq, L. $. District Attorney, "a,
ranpnh ;n: Proccc! according /" l,w !" have '"ncia
Lance nr.c sed violation "i m" Act oil congress o c
,h Anil ISIS and held in custody unIii ~ con bn Trans
JOHN VI. CLAYTON, Secretary of Stale
SAvaxxam, MAY ii, 1850.
Hos j. W. ClAyros.-Sn:-ln pursuance oil your in-itn
lions General Lopez yesterday arrested on me ana'
II III, Spanish Vice, Consul lie dclnaEdci an examinations"
which va, held last night before the District ,"rf' J's'
nv whom h. discharged there being no evidence fr"cu
rabe here sufficient 10 commit. . -, , :,
Gen opez left this morning for Mobile On his way u y.
Verv respectfully, your ohsden servant.
HENRY WILLIAMS, u. ). District Attorney.
liar ric 10
telegraph the District Silorney nj New Orleans Same
Ia Mobile. - ,h
punishment of Lopez, and lznasa, his ald,dc-calmp'
Nav o9-J C. Clark furnished the Secretary Of State
sith copy Of letter from the District Attorney o f"i
4, in relation to the Of the invading expedition
Mnv n and June Mr. Clayton writes twoleitcrs 10 MI
,nmpbe Consul Havana, instructng him TO insist III re-
ard 10 The prisoners caputd (Anericans on the defonce
s,vccn IN. commission of crime, and the intention L.
commit crime and appears 10 be very much interested Tor
the safety of the lives Of the prisoners captured
DEATH OF NJ NJ ROBINSON
! 1h. New Orleans papers of the 3is May, bring It'd
inns; If tho dca III in thai city, Of NJ NJ Robinson, ESQ., Re
porter Of the Decisions o the Supreme Court Mr. H. was
native oi this city. In 1888 he WAS editor and proprietor
# The Richmond Compiler, now Times y lie was n
rood writer md avinced considerable skill ana enterprise IN
The uanaoemen, Of hs puycr lie was, believe, Of
,he projectors of the Fredericksburg Rurond and one oil
e war,es, advocates ha, important improvement now
nerana 90 successfully for The parties interested and with
such benefit To the public large. The announcement OF
Mr. Rohinson1 demise will c received with pain and regret
by an hi. acquaintance in this city md among them may
| h. noted many warm friends say nothing oi kindred
lies which have been pcc!ediy sundeyed Abiding
| l., his death The New Orleans Crescent says
awe lenrn with deep regret the death Of VI. NJ Robinson
Es, R.purcr the Decisions al the Supreme Court. MI
| robinson who a native Of Virginia, gentleman
ri tho honor and dcicacy well read lawyer III M
uncommony discriminating mind and belle letter scholar
%, varied learning The sixteen volumes u Reports which
he published great labor ~ we'll as ndclity ana
his indexes are models 81 clear method and ANALYSIS. His
loss will be- .cnsby felt by The profession, and y his hume
rous friends He IN. ,lt widow, the grand daughter 81
GOV (iavoso dc LIMOS and several children Young 10
| ac sensible of their irrcparabc oss'
Col George W. Hopkins of Abingdon has been namina
ted bv public meeting Democrats Of Washington
~ ~ one of the candidates for III. State Convention.
On Saturday last, Al Norfolk, Va, young man Of scho
s,c appearance named James NJ Conner, plead guilty nj
obtaining $780, from Mr.. Peter T. Sclecher simuls
ted letter credit, purporng 10 be from McsSrs H. d. Pc
ters d Co.. Of Boston. The Jury sentenced him 10 ten
months Imprisonment the city Jail ard pay fine Of one
cent, 4 remarkable attending this is
tina, the prisoner appropriated large portion Of the funds