The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-27


dinon to Cuba. The President IN compli-
ance with that resolution, has LAID before
the Senate the correspondence called FOR
The Washington correspondent o' The New
York Hrah gives the following summary,
or synopsis OF Il
WAsur~arov. June 5. l>ao
In answer to a resolution OF the Sena'c,
the President to-day laid before them all
the official correspondence OF the Houhd
Island affair of 1919, and the Car't'nas
affair OF 1870.
We have glanced over the correspond
ence relating TO the latter, aud submit the
following notes OF 1t. The correspondence
is entirely tooyoluminous to copy, and use
less. as it is in the main but a recaptula.
ton of facts already published.
Don Calderon to Mr. Clayton. January
10 Complains OF the proclamation OF the
Cuba lnnta established In Washington, and
of other luntas in New York. New Or.
leans. and elsewhere, and thinks the con.
.piracy ought to be nippcd in its birth.
January 22.-Nr Clayton say, he has
addressed Instructions to the District At
torncy of New Work. New Orleans, and
Washington, to keep sharp lookout
S'''''' a. ':'I',l"., H.. Ian =, isis
ms 49, " 7
Wa, H., c,lloro, h,s information
from l.aborde, the Spanish Consul at New
Orleans that the American schooner Hero.
me with cnrgo of orly ten keys of but.
Tor and fen barrels Of whiskey. left thai,
mort for Charrcs. having also ON board
arm. ammunition and light artillery. DIES.
tn,d f,r thc expedi,ion ngn,u.t Cuba; that.
after hasty search. the schooner len. and
thc consul was sued for detention. Don
Caldcron asks for redress
MAY -Laborde has informed Caldrron
that volunteers are organizing IN New Or.
leans for descent ON cuba that Tor ms
purpose Nv" vessels nave lrit Tor 'ha@fes
with Tour hundred men, ana 'hat announcer
vessel was about 10 san mat breedl',''
tate collector has vessel 't'.sh''u !" t'A,
out w"f' men. ana uat nH'eh huI,uf''
men are ehils'ru IA W" ''iea"s' '"''ei"i'
"ll'''S '"''S'l ''' ''"'
VIZ Jay 'on r'ne"S ms INSTRUCTIONS l"
lh' plsulet NUofheN AZ We" ''i'"hs'
VI ll"'.ton replies.-Ihe facts have
been exaggerated The force from \c"
Orleans does not exceed thousand. lo-
PEE commands mem tie h',''' una, ven
@n'''hah l. l" JON mem III '"o"' ne ",
torh'N mas h''h Ni@lan' pul u'' ''aeo'N 81
'h' '"''rP'''' nave ""i goo" icy At "'' '''' :
anu nave nor ''"u're" '"o"'s''''S "u''''''
uie l" inc laws
May l6-Don talderon has been kept
IN state OF alarm kumors ha'" no."
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honor and Justice Of hAe President and
an the helm of Pro,idonre ia oy,rt th,
wicked de.igps of ,h.. pirote.
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,nJ - ,onon,.o,,o,, ~, A., ,.,n.o,.d La,
-. ,.I ,,u 80 dI.i
on the Sgn office. The scandal +. detri.
mental TO commerce. and alarms the Span.
sh residents Of New York The spanish
minister asks for the enforcement of the
laws against these ds,urber, of the peace.
Nav 1.-THE Spanish consul nj New
Orlcan, present.. his personal compliments.
N,rIs AZ rla,,o, t.. S,.,.;-l.
minister. nnolngi,es tba, il - Iitlirult ,n
arrest these conspirator.. So many Of them
yL,r,,in,, c.r Iol;c,r,i. anal tr,,,,n m,