The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25

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nor H'sn'' 'n' '''' ' ''' JAMES MES WHITEHEAD.
United states Consul fer Chill.
[rRAKsIATIoN.l
LIMA, Decsmbsr IL, ls4o.
which you ask to write you lines In reference
to the unpleasant affair which took place yesterday be-
the government Of Chill which ~itnssssi With many
Others at this hete take the liberty TO ssy 10 you
that should 5. ssrsd e the utmost
during sbssees far = to make her lsav:
the apartment which che occupied under the pretext
that did not belong to her. she being In lawful pos
am your very respectful and cbedsnt t. ssrysSts
Mr.. z. w. Potter.
DIAN Sin I'll have bad occasion to call upon James
WHITEHEAD Esq, an English merchant Of valparaiso,
... rsv. to 81. occurred day be-
fore yesterday, at the French Hotel between Henry
stephen Sullivan, the British Charge to the coast Of
Santiago de Chill" and myself with which they have
viii you do me the kindness to inform whether
you are acquainted with those gentlemen Is men Of
With high regard have the honor to ss%,p your
United states Consul FOR Valparaiso.
United States Consul, Lima.
LrnA. December IL, IS49.
Dean Sm:-In reply to yours Of this date as above
have the pleasure state that Herrera and Mr.
whitehead are both gentlemen Of the highest standing
Peruvian history and the latter member Of the Bril-
tish mercantile community Of Valparaiso, now here on
ASything coming from either Of said gentlemen,
gsrdDg the occurrence alluded to, should uuhesitat.
Ing pronounce to be astricty correct and impartial
have the honor to remain Dir; respectfully, your
Consul United States Of America.
To T. W. Por1Kn, Esq., sc.
LENA, December 10. 1849
DEAR Sin IL have found 1t necessary TO call upon
General Herrera and James whitehead, Esq Of Val
psrsso for statement Of the facts Of which they are
cogpizsDt touching the unpleasant difficulty that oc-
CURED on the 10th instant. between Henry Stephen
Sullivan the English charge ssires to the govern
ment of Chilli and myself with which they have
promptly favored me learn. with pleasure that you
acquainted with the standing Of tho.e gentlemen
individuals Of high credit and, Therefore take the
liberty (Which trust you will FsrdoR Of asking from
you line two to that effect. for the purpose of for
vadpg It, with other testimonials to the United States
govtIDneIt
If It be your pleasure to favor with reply, will
you be good to have 1t conveyed to me before
o'clock this afternoon, as At that hour, must close
my desJatch'
with high regard, remain your obdt serv't,
H. W. POTTER,
United States Consul for Valparaiso.
To ALEXANDER RUBEN, Jr. United States Consul for
Tsyta.
LIMA, December 10, 184s.
DEAR SR In answeT to your esteemed note Of this
date have much satisfaction in being able to state.
from personal kDowItdge Of and acquaintance with
General Herrera and james Whitehead, Esq Of VAL
psrsc that they both Of estimable worth
and Of the highest respsctabity; and any statement
whatever MADE under their signatures s entitled to
the utu ost faith and credit.
am, dear sir, with much respect,
Your obedient servant,
ALEXANDER RUBEN, ia.
United States Consul for Payta.
To T.. W. PorsER, Esq United States Consul for Val
psraiso, Lima