The New York herald., 1851-12-05
IMPORTANT STATE PAPERS.
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DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE.
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THE RECENT DIFFICULT TIES
BETWEEN
SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
THE OUTRAGE BY THE MOB, At new ORLEANS.
HE INTERVENTION or FOREIGN POWERS,
&C., &c., &c.
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.
METERS or the Spanish Minister and So
cretary Webster.

ence between the Secretary State and Calderon de La
Barcs relative to the outrsses by the mob at New
deans upon the Spanish Consul and other subjects the
Queen Of Spain -
MR.. CALDERoN TO ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE.
[rRASsLArIor
SPANISH LOCATION,
WARRINGTON, Oct Ii, 1851
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Hlenipotentary of her Catholic Majesty, notified his
government Of the United states the reclaim atoms con-
ttned in his notes Of the 26.h August and tbs 5h OF
which we're commitssd IN y. rssns .fer ths niratcs
invssion Of Bahia Honda. Tbs undersigned has just
secsivsd reply from her Msjestys government, ex
wss TO be expected in consequence OF such omnous and
'abominable events Nor has the Spanish gov srnmsnt
felt less pain In seeing the tutiy Of the aud
constant efforts 1t has made with view preventing
fhe catastrophe which has been witnessed in the islam
of Cuba. 1t as certainly not its fault IT, turning
deaf ear to all its nings and perssting to dsian
'the voice OF reason and Of juice set of wicked ag
tators have succeeded In carrying into an uu
taking which has been denounced times BY every
cvxed nation, and which hei been condemned before
hand by the enlightened public opinion Of the country
Since the Csrdeuss expedtion OF last wear military
preparations have been goug without nerru ption
of Cuba In constant state Of ureasness, until finally
che new attempt upon Bahia Honds consummated
an spite OF our repeated protests and constant recam
ofioDf.
Aud, il the scandal which the New Orleans agta-
tors presented to the world in sendog prati,al exped
tons ganst country from which not the least Insult
"or povocaton had been received and with which
government was entirely at peacei peace guaranteed
through the medium of the friendly intercourse,
had not be en- tucentbese other agitstors in the
the territory Of the United states aos Of volsuce which
are Of public notorety and which would not te
Justified under crcumstancesof an open state of war
Apprised OF all the facts, her Majestye government
has ordered the undersigned ersst in asking,
e again asks In the ot said govsrnment for full
satisfaction for the aggravated insults committed upon
sthe Spanish g and upon her Axssty's Consul in New
orea and ao ha. the 5panlsrds redpg in tn At city
eha be indemnfc Tor the losses they had At
Ghe hands Of au il lriatea aud licrntious moo.
Her Msjesys g. srnmeut has bssn like wise informed
and 1t does not deny tie fact painfa 1t has been to
he illustrious President the republic his
ahcrty set at defiance and the noos aud i'm 2srhaoe
nSpss apr aS SO1q,nsa a. hi o. sas z'a Of
Lot fail likewise to acknowledge his part ant In
tie pentituds of his liberal .ntments how impossible
Snever tolerated before II tbs mt produced in
the South and at other points by been
far spread the rensaon which has been caused in Span
hiss been equally deep we'll unanimous among all
ses AID parties with the public press aui in private
life at court we'll in the provinces In the Island
of Cuba, there exists opinisn the subject,
which the Spanish govsrnmsnt /, bound to respect be-
Il Is at just aud honorable and In view Of
his expression Of sentiments and her Msstys
government, whether options with IL, or otherwise
y enor OF the Castilsn flag lag without stain, not
withdrawing the unforeseen disasters and misortunes
through which the Spanish nation had TO pass for long
seeries u years. nation which shrinks from
species Of sscri6ce when question OF main
her honor and Of vindicating her risats
Her MAjesty's government has been gratidet TO OBJ
,serve that respectable portion Of the people of
United states have expressed themselves openly and
reSoutely against the criminal eAceses committed Ia
the South and relying, moreover, upon the support
which tie Cabinet Of Washington will meet from all
good and sensible her M.es,'s government hope'
also that the former win succeed In suppressns sad re-
.strsinine al simiaE mistehsviors.
The updersisned has been Instructed to inform tbs
government Of the United States that the Captain
nsra Of the island Of Cuba has received positive orders
from her msjesys efficiently to protest the
fssons ans property q al anso S%sr'aai m
wards the piratca invaders OF spanish territory, IL
would like Wise punish all who thoud attempt to commit
ry offence sgainst these respectable foreiyoers vho
xesde there uncer the auspices # our good fslth
Her Msjestys government tears hISever that II these
ssatons and these hostile designs sh uli eontinue tbs
supreme authority Of the isl.ad nht be place u susn
circumstances not TO be- abe % avoid ordering all
chose who belong TO the southern states out OF H. ant
even compel the United states Ooosu him s,f to quit
In the spsneh Consul In New Orleans thoud not
have received due satisfaction.
But tbi repaation together With the mnhcation
due to those sPansrds who we're deprived Of hsir Pro
Perty by foreibs means, has b'ea verbally prnised %
the undersigned who has the fact 70 his
government lie has no douot tdsrefors, but that bs
'si soon receive an explicit reply from the uon j. j.
aud he fattsrs himself With the hope th,t Justice will
shortly reprr the injuries and whish have bsn
caused by njusce, TO the detiment OF those fdcn ~
relations which existed between both countries to tn
mutual ADVANTAGE OF both parties aad which are suit
The undersigned renevs Sc, &C.
A CALDERON DE LA BlRCA
Hon. J. CRuTISDES, Acting secretary OF State ofths
SECRETARY or STATE TO MIR cALDERoN.
Du.HraENr oE Starr, I
wAsHrSalos, Esv 10, 1851
The undersigned. Secretary of state Of the Uuitel
States has the honor TO ackno Eedge the receipt OF the
Eete Of seaor Don Caderou ae Ia Bsrcs, Eayoy Ex-
rnordinsry and mister Penp potentisry Of Her Catholic
Majesty Of the l4th Of last month upon the subject OF
1hs committed at New Orleans upon the h0u,s
f the span sh Consul and also the property Of GER
tain Individual. subjects Of Her ia holic MAJESTY.
Mr. Csldrron has written aud acted this occasion
with his aoeustomed zeal a, we a, with aity to his
government aud he has met and wiz meet on the pEs
or thst OF the United states an eure readiness 70 lister
most respectfully 20 his representations aud 10 do al
ahat honor geod faith and the friendly relations subss
ing between the United states and spain may appear T.
The rst rumor sf the outrage at New Orleans induced
abe government Of the United states to take
steps TO become with tue particulars IL vas
regarded as in which the honor Of the country
uvoved and Mr. Cal ieron has already been informsd
hy this Department the Attorney the United states
for the District Of Louisiana instructed to cause IN
quiry To be made into the attending Tn
and 10 report the 70 thi. Departmen
The report Of the District Attorney has been recstved
and copy cf 10 s communicated 20 Mr.. Cslderon
for his Information 1t !, accompanied as will BE- per
ceved by etatersu OF the Mayor Of the city OF New
Orlesps whose duty well his inclinstion led him
40 make himsclf scquailtei With every an which took
place.
Prom these authentic Of information it sp.
pears that the morning Of the 2st Of August the
steamer Crescent City arrived at New Orleans, from
Tsvaua With intelligence Of the execution Of the nfy
persons who captured the coast Of Cuba Mr.
Brincio the Secretary Of the spsnish Oonsu pas
euaer in the steamer and was understood hare bssn
rused by the Captain General with letters written BIZ
the persons who were Afterwards executed 20 thetr
friends In the United States Instead Of putting these
letters into the Post Office at on hs arrival he re-
1ainsd them. was alleged This oocasoned an impress
sion that he acted with great impropriety and report
became current that the Consul had refused TO deliver
ihe letters when requested Written pscards
cordineiy posted up In the oity, threatening an
attack on the Office Of the spanish newspaper
called Ia Jnton during the ensuing night This
stteck was, probably. precpitated by extra sheet
Issued from the Office Of that paper at half past
two O'Clock In the afternoon giving account
Of the execution Of the Fifty persons at Havana as the
a.tta 40 hafv hrea No
came afternoon; and before the public IN lritie wsre
could be- prepared to prevent t. During the attack
however, personal injury vas offered % any ons
Afterwards attacks made upon coffee houses and
eegar enops kept By spsnards Detween nve ard SIX
O'Clock the afternoon NJ Geaois the Recorder Of
the First Bunicpsty, hearing that an assauls was
threatened the Consuls office stusted In that mun
cipaty repaired thither scesmpsniet By some of tho
police he found the street hled with people shs DO