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and quotations unchanged Corn was In better request
and tending upward. Some 5000 bushels changed
white. including $4,000 bushels mixed Western. de-
hvernbe in May June. July, and August at 62h SIC
500 bags Rio at ioa. ,osHc aso do = Daminao, At
9Ae.; and SO do Maracaibo, at l0lsc.
sdvces Of increased receipts at the South
erd ports by telegraph with the low quotations for cot
ton and freight at New Orlean has had the tendency to
depress market and the sales which about 5000
ba!es were mostly made at further decline Of
Africa.
Pronunciation to Liverpool continued 10 be taken
at SLED to It'd $4,000 bushels u were
gagged ut 4d flour worth about Is naval stores at
l. IA a "a and dead weight was nominal at Ia I'd
los. There was no change to other ports
fIsH-Dry cod active, and holders firm with
sales If 600 quntals at So Mackerel have advanced
the transactions amounting to 500 bis being made at
$40 IL $40 % for No l. and 50 Il 80 Is for No 2
FrrirWe noticed sales Of $40 boxes bunch r.isins at
- 2o 30 bbl currants at 7asc and 30 bags African
HAy-75o bales North River changed hands, at 55c
Co Market firm.
Hors-The market was firm, with sales of crop to
the extent Of IL bales, at 2Sc 33c.
LlMr was duh and heavy, and have only to notice
sale Of 500 bbls. common, at S5c. cash.
MorAss.s.-1ncudod in this days business were $50
hhds cardenas at &c. loo do Cuba at l91ac and 80
NAVAL Srosrs-To-day. the transactions were
fined to $50 bbls North county rosin Mt 81 20 81 25
DO crude turpcntine at ~ 81 and spirits in lots at &c.
cash.
on.-There was n better feeling in the market for
lin-eed with ssle Of 5000 gallons from store At Y
Vsc.. cash; and Sc, months From wharf, English
was selling at 7tc cash. Whale in moderate
quest ut Ace for shipping, and u, 43c for selected
PFovIsIoNs.-The market for pork has advanced mate
rally since our last report and with an active specua
tive demand there have hcen sales Of 200 bos chiefly
new mess at sl5 old ditto at S1l II L. prime at
Sl2 old st Sill OF beef some $50 bbls changed hands
at Saturdays quotations Cut meats being
rather quiet the sales not exceeding 50 packages Hams
barrels sold
RIAL Esr.1r-At auction, the sales have been
nexed -icue and lot 2o6 Broome street 22x75 $1,000;
act wa 3 Lois ON
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CITY TRADE REpnRr.

1oNuAy. April lt-5 Y. ".
Asrrs.-sales q - barrels pots made NJ So
pearls at IS IS. Market unallered
BsrswAH-Some 5000 lbs. Western yellow brough!
&c. cash.
mon brands. the market - De higher while for
ether descriptions II remained about the same though
rather dun The transactions up 500 barrels
ordinary 70 straight State at ~ 80 81 SO; mixed to
fancy Indiana and Michigan - 90 ~ IS, good and
round hoop Ohio and New Orleans. ~ s. ~ 81, and
pure Ceneseo at 81 - n IS Of Canadian 400 barrels
sold 1T 81 G2s Southern ruled firm and more active
the sales reaching 100 barrels mixed - straight NJ
maintd about the same, with moderate business
Nothing new in meal Hieat moved TO the extent ~
5000 bushels Genesee, n ~ l3nsrkgt Depressed Rye
vos inquired aer With sales " 0oJ bushels river
q &c Oats steady and saeeble nj - 41c for
Jersey aud ~ yQc OR Northern Basi.y was scarce
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FREEHOLD, New jersey, April III, 1851.
EIsc'i'on 81 John Cn-s for the Murder Of J10,ss SheiIs
His P'o,estotons Of Innocence
The execution If John Clnes for the murder Of James
Shields the 2sth of November 1850, near Clar,Ss-
burgh in the county u Monmouth took place this day
at O'Clock p NJ The prisoner tried at the Febru-
airy term of the court of Oyer and Termner. sc,
aud sentenced TO be hung this day between 10 aud
O'Clock. The prisoner Irsaman and Catholic
He has, during his imprisonment protested his inno
cence snd this day when the rope had been adjusted
around his neck. remarked to the sheriff that he
hanging an innocent but he did blame him he
was acting In the discharge Of his duty Il innocent
and God knows am innocent The weight then fell.
and the wrctchcd criminal Of whose guilt
tanned doubt was sent 10 eternity lie permitted
70 hang rs minutes when he taken down and found
20 b. entirely dead He showed sensation. except
eligt jerking Of the
The offence murdering sIames Shields. cO-aborer
by beating him with club; leaving him dead in field.
after robeng him q; about s6a. lie hung in an en-
closure In the court house yard but up that
the people from without saw his body The buildings
around we're blac kened with the mass AMI with pride
: but fcw feniales.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.


The o. s Sectional Dock-.4 Norel Engine-.7 Repyiere
fron Sentence u Death-7he late Suicide
The u S. sectional dock and railway built at this
naval station by Messrs. Dakin, Moody Co, will be
ready e into operation about the first of May and
nstoDa! vessel shortly expected TO be ordered hege
that she may be oated by the dock and hauled ashore
the railway, fully the capabilities Of this
great national work The moving power the railway
Is TO be obtained by hydraulic cylinder worked by
engines the whole apparatus having been designed for
the purpose by Messrs Stiman Allen of the Novelty
Works. New York where has been constructed and il
now nearly ready for shipment 1t will be great novel
ty and it, almost incaculable the cylinder being
capable Of sustaining pressure of 900 tons
The supreme Court Of the State in session here, this
morning set aside the conviction of Martin PETER for
the murder of his wifi. last mouth, in Schuylki county
The jury that tried the after having been
wnre SLOWED to separate and return to court another
day to proceed with the trial The prisoner ordered
TO remain committed TO answer another indictment
PETER was under sentence of death that this gives him
another chance.
The occr Of the navy whose death by suicide
yesterday is the individual who, Wednesday
night last robbed Of 500 in gold by females at
house of doubtful reputation in Maple street This
supposed TO have driven him to despair
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PHILAnyLr,HA. April IL-Fira Beard-s3O 900 susq. chi.
6st3 6lie; 20odo 6lls 1900 Garden Us. 20 s. lol;
H6 LehiIh 6s tl itH Morris Caaal 6s 90 100 Harris
hurgh RI es ss: Loo City RR oS 30 shares Read
IL ~ susq Canal - l51. II Penn Bank s. 19t .4f
Ter Saies-O shares RR 2 100 do, 2AS 100 Morris
Canal IS lsl. Second BoGrd-S2Si Leigh Interest a.
2'9 wilm lin Railroad e es 2oo susg Canal 81
y ~ Am Bank. 1874 sPhadelPhis do lii,. 80 Reading
Rk. = y. after Saies-i5O els. Reading RR, 2y1l.
lplt l.o Baltimore o.. $50 ioaa; p shares Frankr.
Railroad 49, 10 do 753. % do time. 76ls - do time 76s
2, do, time ia p do time. 7l 80 DO. time III 80 Bal
land Eairosd time "a 70 DE- s AZ the Board today
asked; Maryland S. II bid; Baltimor. 1890 l0aa bid
~, asked baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds Is7 aA
Sumse5land Railroad. %s bid ~ asked; Baltimore and
April lo-Stock Board-Si go Baltimore 6s, 1890 io5 10
DO; leiis lW do, iO5 q shares Merchants Bank lot
naiiimors and Ohio RR 7ds. 2, do III = do. ~; %
DO, Is DO, Nc - DO time ~ IS York aud Cum
bcriand RR, 23s lVo do time, 2iis; a. do, 2As; Susq
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Giro ular TO Consuls aud Commercial Agents
OF the United states.

TREASURY btrAHrsiyST, April Z. 1851.
with view Of guarding ~" customs rlvenle If the
United Stste from attempted frauds this department. l.
DESTROYS a. procuring authentic Information various
points connected with the cost charges ana the crcum-
stances attending the purchase and shipment, foreign
merchsndc IN the tries Of it, production ports #
Shipment for the Information OF the collectors and an
praisers al the different ports CT entry and them
in ievying the duties with uniformity and correctness
You are therefore respectfully requested t. furnish the
department with replies in detail TO the following que
rics. accompanied. with such remarks aud expla nations
rs you may think will be- necessary u.efal; sni
You VII please consider them NJ applying no: only
10 the trade q the place of your actual residence but
al to the rcghbcrDg country towns with which IL
may have regular and constant business connection
throeh ~hieh their merchandise may he shipped 10 the
United States
First What arr the usual terms on which merchan-
die T. bought and sold whether for cash credit
and what any ar the usual discounts allowed either
from custom OF in consideration of cash being paid
from any other ceuss and such discounts uniform
they vary in the description q goods, aud II
they dcrrn; different descriptions II aerchan-
dice state. also II such discounts arr conslered a.
bonus grstuity fm the seller to the buyer and usual
~ rtsincd by the latter for his benefit where
the purchaser ships the merchandise under orders
for account Of others
Second on what articles shipped 10 foreign countries
are bountes allowed what the rates ~ such b0un
tef, rnd state how they caiculated~hether the
weight price valuand the pecve rates.
what principle and f1r bat AMI under what
circumstances such b1untic- allowed and they
similar in amount wen the articles ar exported by NJ
tsral ve-ses and by foreign ve-sels And Il there l.
any dintrerce please state IL.
fhird-Whst Il the Gus; mary charge II commissions
for purtbas ng and shipping good And X II l. differ
eut different descriptions u merchandise, please give
Fourth What i the usual brokerage on the sale or
pur,hase of mervhandse aud il paid w the buyer
seller or sometimes BY aud ometims- ~ the other
sccordinEy the broker may fe employed % buy " sell
q do 10th buyer aud seller always pay brokerage
fnh What arr tho usual aud crsi mary expenses
attending the purchase and hpmcnt. QUO Or both. q
merchsDdie at the port Il your official residence speci
bing them in detail aud including not only commissions
and brukcrnge acsy alluded 70 but also export duty
dock trade city due ghersgr poreragr labor cost
q packages covering ~ eLi'aluns coopersge. gaug-
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cases of fraud which may to your knowledge, OF
which you requested promptly to advise this depart
nent the collector Of the port to which any shipment
cted with such fraudulent cttempt may have been
made. All such communications Will OF course, De
strictly confidential.
For further information the subject beg to refer
won to the ACCOMMODATING circular. issued tho 9th
utimo by the depart ent to the collectors Of the Gus
toms and TO which your attentions Is particularly d.
r-cted
An early and full reply TO the present communication
will be very desirable.
Very respectfully. your obedent servant
WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
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NV NIrlI
Cotton has not advanced since the receipt Of the Af-
cas- owing to contradictory reports from New York
one quoting change another fourth decline Flour
is finn. Ohio sells at 81 05 81 10 Pork il still ad-
rsncing With sales Of 500 bbls. at S14 1915 S14 IS
prime kcg lard l. held at 9ic; bacon h. firm. and
prime ribbed sides have sold at Sac sRc Corn Is
steady sales 10000 bushels at SIC a 5ic for yellow
Choice molssscs IL quoted at SIC Coffee l. in limited
:, mand Rio sells at lol4c. Fair sugar at 4J.c &c
FreigLts unchanged.
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Below.
Ie Highlands.
TeleSraphic Marine Reports.


BosroN, April II.
Arrived-Ship Ophr Liverpool March ith Spoke April
10th lat 49, Ion o. ship Patrician (Br) st John NIB for
Liverpool
Ciearedship Midesex Norleans brig Biilow
FALL RIVER. April L.
saled-sloop Minerva. Givren. Baltimore
NORFOLK, April II.
Arriyed-Schr Viola, Natanzas
Cleared-Brig Royal Sailor (Br), for West indies.
NEW BEDroRD, April IL.
Arrived-SLip Liverpool. NPaeihe. Honolulu 4th Nov,
rernambuco 5th March; 1000 VIII. 80 Spoke Jan b. ~
miles SW from Staten Island bark Onyx. Of SYork from
Mone,deo for California. Feb 2ith "a hours sail from
Bahia. bark Reindeer, Baltimore for Bahia.
o PaoylDsscs. April IL.
SaedSchr Pennsy Bill Phila Silver Hy
bee, for do; VIM Goodwin. Sipple, Milford Del; Saml
Hail. Cendannel DeawR Bay sloops John. Mason. AL
hany; Thos Hawkins Jones, Nfork; Fashion. Baden
bur1b. do.
lsth-Arr sloop VIM Bower. Kesrney NYork.
Saled-Sclr Oregon Josn. Hudson Ny; Nahant, Chase,
Plymouth soop Thos HuIl. Hull NYork.
BelowSchrs Byron (Br), Middleton, from st John Ms:
Mary Ekins from st John, NIB: sohr Moro. Baker
from Machss; Ceyon York for Norfolk sloop Radiant Ba
ker, from NYork.
SALEM. April IL
Arriyed-Brg Lexington Machias for NYork schr Tri-
bune. Philadelphia
Saied-Brigs Planet. Cape yerds Garland, Para; schr
Eliza Matilda Troy and from below brig Potomac, Africa
At San Juan de Nicaragua, March, schr Enterprise,
Boyd, to sail soon for Niork with passengers
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Passengers Arrived.

IyFProoL-Ship yanguard-Wm Armstrong. lsdy, shii-
aren and servant, Miss Sullivan MISE Dans Daniel
Eesre,
LIVER rooiShip Arc.c-R vensblcp; Elizabeth Hsbssa
md dauThtcr Martin, Thos and Cecilia Hobon Kennedy
Kennedy.
Lngnrooi-ship Fidcla-J Davis, Of Uuca DE- Multi.
gan, Of Dublin,
ArrwrRr-ship Cotton PionterJ Lafnrsus, p sisriNw.
Miss Johanna Dutser.
HAsnvRs-Bark Rhein-Msssrs Fritche. Marcous So
becker.
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On Sunday night. March Both. 1851, by the Rev.
Doctor Smith Of Brooklyn Mr. Alfred Ross Miss AS~
fsAseK, second daughter q Henry Franck, Esq, Of
Eoudout
Baltimore and Iondout papers please copy
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DIAN FACTS roR the PEoPLE.-rr Is rAcr.

DIAM FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-fr IS FACT,
tat shen the patient finds that he has bocn noeuntA
With disease u private nature he the complete steel
IL fact that this disease, when seated
the hss been known down from
generation casting horror aud destruction wherever
pears ~ Il fact that tie medicine mostly relied In
treating this disease 10 mercury. IL Is fact that
rial affection j. nearly quite bad tho disease
and will terminate the existence Of the quickly.
II h iap that the ony remedy that BE- hrmy rolled
e curing Vie most loathesome Affection without insry V
the constitution Dr. Hunters Red Drop uaed dirscted
IL M fact that this medicine has
ir th than all the "Quac Doctors"
that without change u diet any hindrance from business
whatever one dollar VIAL which Il warranted 70
IN IN few days charge. medical book
private trcute IL With each visl. No. Dys-ssa
rtrret New York city and Main street. Buffalo,
tie only places il can he had Eontine.
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XX-TIE DOUBLE AT THE BEGINNING or
N n th line, u used 70 call the attention the
virtues - r GreForys French hndote - - warranted
To- n all stages conditions and without
tie least hndrance restraint sold At the Drug
Bavcry srd Grand ID Fulton tSsa
Buding and b. the Doctor at3 Duane street. No charge
far adj
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MEDICAL.

No FEE TILL CURED.-DR. MURPHY HAS RB-
ed 10 No % Roosevelt than, whcr.
be = hourly committed all dseases Recent eases be
cures without mercury in two 70 four days with
leed His specific 81 box cannot be bcs4ea.
y. BIZ beaten. DIR. NJ. will forfeit 500
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNFIDESTrALLv
on certain diseafcs which he treats without
Recent cases cured 10 few days ThTyone years practice
enables him 70 debility, arising from self
sbuse see biz London diroms IN b. private Once Dts
Fulton street. N. B.--NO fee till curod.
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I'm THE SYMPTOMS ksD CURE or DISEASE
~ often not known e. exist, though II "a giving rise -
other aud sometimes distressing complaint and symptom
There however three Fns by which may b. detestsd
tie result 81 former disease badly treated IT, for instances
thnt disease suffered 10 continue, runs into chronts
state, and thcr PAIN Il often sufer 70 remain
indehnely get rid 81 The patient he u told Y viii dry
". Bot this chronic state naturally Terminates In
thit kening, and this thiekenog ~ one part or the
aud further, though u may remain unnoticed for .
length Of time u II far from lying dormant but ~ the hidden
II serious uaadea not only Of sexual but 81
dyspcptio kind. The idea II cann0t exiss
take indeed this only belongs the IL Va
prevent s very f,afs that these rmarks published
hthoua symptoms Of this disease numerous there
ne especial inrortir 70 has been already sssd
Tie need npt Ne diminished impoded hut Observe
after IL Ia finished II drop two a. steal away
leng dtease and produce fr naturally
disposed 90 than anothtr but II Ii should 20 beyond
weeks th would ad0rd az least suspicion THE thr<
i It's effect 70 depress the spirits and lessen both bodily sua
ncntal cnerGy This &C. ~ is most Constant not however
alike IN every individual but 20 common the
Which the patient iocs complain that lie rot capa
he Of business as formerly II Is gratifying also to observe
the return q tl aha tie disappearing Of other maisdiae
az the cure progresses Toe the above clearly
and fuy shown ~ the writer's Practical Private Treatise
M edition A2 tasos With plates price 81 The author De
gI ~ teundays excepted 81 Green vich street. Frog the
ureonpn medical advantages he has enjoyed, - wen
louE ~ offensive practice IN this speciality he has ample
ground or insurng suo certain sne aud radical cures
every stage a lese diseese' rs well as IN the dep0rfhle ~
fcts result rg from improper habits be ebesaeA
earlier stages will Be surprised the and rardty 81 ua
cure, Tr.s tmcnt b. letter.
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sLrs-Tmpire state, Russell Liverpool & 4 Knssand
Col r. Hartshorne, Dc, Zcrega n Co ST. Ge0rge Craw
ford do. Ogden Nicksburs, Berry New Orleans Vim Nell
son. Mississippi, Bryan, Baltimore. Cook smith.
Bsrkt-Powhatan, "Drinkwater" Havana Esaot Stevens
Savannah.
Brirf-Dorothea tSvl -. Cronstsdt. Punch a Meneke
Maria Greenlsnf Sem Juan ca, Olney Fiias
Dudfy, Hopkins, jacksonville, BUCK X CO; Ieonice
BrAdbury Wilmington; Isabella Rtsd Ashly, Key West
Young T Wilmington.
sshr-Trs Brevtter Katon, Wilmington! Ann, Cook Pc
tarsiprp Wa: New York Smack Richmond; Alice Seannn
and Commander in hcf, Wogam, Baltimore; Charter OAK
Nelly. Phadeirhia Elizabeth, Els flym91thi Flora, Cor
Lam. do.
steamer-Ironsides, Green, Philadelphia
Arrived.
shin sddons (ptt) Eldrdge FROM liverpool March 18TH
With ndee and $50 pssserrers 20 Sroford risston CO.
ekp rideiia (pktl. Furber, Liverpool March III wth
nadsc and 81 passengers, u Marshals Co. All veil be
tween lat a. and ~ Ion ~ 10 81 passed several cebergs
sIp Boadieea tHr1. Leevitt, Liverpool T days. with
ndse and &S passcnFers 10 PkinFton. Has had very
Lad Weather srrupg the fore and main topsai Yards
snip Loekfilo tBrD. Boyd, Liverpool March J. With miss
IN passengers 70 Harnden Co. las experienced
heavy weather during the passage about 2s, lat 49, ios b.
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carried the rudde aHd owing 70 tho heavy weather
dritted some degrees before could be properly secured
has Loot topmnsts, topgallant mAsts and sails.
ship Arctic Zerega from Liverpool March I. with mdse
and Ion "a TO So passed number Of cebergs Sid in with
ships conqueror Boutee aud New England Manson. for
Ship Vanguard Norton from Liverpool March 10TH with
mdss and 5O5 passengers to W Phillips
ship Manila tof BATH whitmors. Cardiff W, IS days.
lost sails spsrs, &c; the 9th and 3lst u aud st inst
in the ice in lat A. Ion 49, had 80 miles South to
clear IL.
Ship Cotton Planter Pratt Antwerp March and Flush
ing 9TH. with mdse and l3 passengers to Hurlbut Co.
mdse and lj9 passenger to Osborne s. Co. 49,
BARK Rhein liiam) Ehlers Hamburg 81 days with mdse
and 70 tie B-ek Kunharit. Has had very
heavy weather and great deal Of Ice during the
Brig lBr) Boudrot Arichat, Ms. days, with COAL
Erg Ready (Br Norris Windsor. Ms 10 days, with plas
ter, TO Whitney Co. -
Brig Rebeeca Merriam, Windsor Ms 10 days, with plas
ter, to Whitney Go. 49,
schr Elizabeth lBr) Mcleod Halifax. Ms, days with
FISH.
scbr Sahara Orb Blomoney from Halifax days, with
fish.
Sehr Marietta Hand Jane, Brookhaveu days. bound to
Baltimore.
Schr Parker Jansen, Portland, Conn.
Scbr Lucy Blake, HAYES. Rockland. o days
Schr Franklin, -, Rockland, 8 days.
Dutch bark Of the Highlands
sailed.
soopofvar Germantown Lavalette, Coast Of Africa
The bark Kinsman. Kinsman for Cardenas, has an
chored at the quarantine.
CApR lWind during the first part of the day from the
Z; at sunset, SW and clear
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An Express Mail (per orth for Chagree
Jamaica Panama, South Pacific San Francsco will close
at the Exchange Reading Room 7 EXCHANGE this day
~ o'clock and forwarded in charge of special
Letters for New Orleans steamer Union Tin advance
ma) will close the Exchange Reading Room (6
EXCHANGE this day 5th nj quarter before o'clock
Of Baltic for Liverpool will
the Reading Room 67 Exchanged Wednesday, 10th, at the
usual where letters be prepaid to Of the
world
Postage San Francisco Is cents Small packages taken
At reduced rates.
Tho above Letter Bags also At Kenyon 81 Wall street.
Herald Marine COrrespondcnce.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-31

surten de productos los mercados esttanjeros?
;Se confirmarian con todo este, en- obsequto Do
unos, cuantos aventnreros errantes, de unos
pocos expenditures en- bo,sos de Cuba?
Pero como Sc ha de calmar Espa1ia
evitarse In gran calamidad de una guerra con
Espafia No por medic de simples disculpas
del gobierno federal Algo mas le cumple hacer
que manfestar su desaprobacion- Y 81 el GO
gierno federal dice que es impotente sin Ia COO
peracion del pueblo, Ique hara para evitar h
guerra con Espaila, csc mismo pueblo que seria
direetamente perjudicado? iDar& el Ejecutiyo
6rden los Attorneys de distrto para que pro-
cedan & formation dc causa !? Esto 4 NADIA
conducria, menos que en- los grandes jurados
SO entablase Ia acusacion y en- los pequeiios 90
efectuase el juicio. EI gran jurado de Nueva
York no acusaria q los implicados en- Ia espe-
dicion de Cardenas, aun cuando pudsera haber
hallado suficientes pruebas para clio. Los ju-
radios inferiores de Nueva Orleans no condena-
rian & los encausados por 10 misma tentativa,
aunque las pruebas fuesen mucho mayores que
las que resultaron contra los que han sufrido 81
garrote. Y que procedmientos SO han ins-
truido contra los implicados en- Ia reciente in
tentona? Use hen quejado los Attorneys de
distrito federales de ninguno do los oiciales
soldados que han vuelto para violar nuestras
leyes7 IHa hecho ningun gran jurado averi-
guaciones ,sobrc 10 de los bonos de Cuba, lila
sido delatado alguno en- Nueva Orleans por los
ultrajes inferidos al consul y los sibditos espa-
holes! 1Se ha dado algun paso para indemni-
zar aquellos de Ia destruction de sus propie-
dades? Ell gobierno espahol tendr4 presente
todo este, nos dird que, para evtar una guerra
debemos castigar los crfmenes de 10 pasado,
asf como debemos dar garantias para 10 futuro.
Las reAecciones que nos .sugieren Ia
lectura de estos dos ai1iculos merecen un
articulo 4 parte; quiz& en- nuestro pr6csimo
ndmero hablemos de clio. Por de. pronto
diremos que 81 el gobierno de los E. Uni.
dos piensa conforme i las ideas que en-
ellos van espresadas, no podremos menos
que hacerle debida justicia. Con respecto
| 10 de naciones debiles, 81 National In.
tel!igencer seguramente quiere referirse {
Ia Cerdeha 8 Tunis, porque IL Espaha
aun Sc encuentra en- mejor posicion hoy
dia que los mismos Estados Unidos y, en- un
case dado. pronta hacer sentir su f,erza
hasta q Ia misma Inglaterra.