The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

his vessel formal complaint the morning
fore most impartial Captain of the Port believe
Mr.. Ohacon to be worthy person. az least he
would be, did he not allow himself to be mised by q
miserable underling whom he employs sort Of clerk
interpreter named Fol, who loses opportu
nifty Of dpa ing his rancor towards foreigners but espe
had first heard Mr. Fos interpret alton of the affair
between the sailors and the Spanish boatmen Captain
Worwe instead Of receiving the satisfaction he had
right to expect by the Captain of the Port calling before
him the two sailors ar the two boamen and awarding
justice in an impartial manner flies into passion, treat
ing the respectable captain in the most uucourteous
manner and furious that he prove the captains
men to be IN the wrong and kno wing the ship to be
ready Tor sea In the height Of his folly declares that he
will lay the matter before the Captain General Here is
a man with salary OF about $4,000 per anuum, pat
there especially as sort Of magistrate the port for
very purpose OF settling all these little petty SQUAD
bie but has 60 little confidence in his abilities that
LIE must trouble the Captain General, Who poor man
has quite enough on his hands. His Exceuency has
ordered him to dismiss the case
Our Interpreter discovers that there Is black man on
board, who he declares notwithstanding the vessel
been In the upwards weeks had never been
reported at that office. Wher-upon at Mr. Fiols sug
gestien the captain Of the port called up before him
again Captain Worwel, and deliberately fued him the
small sum Of 81 600, adding that unless 1t was paid
WITHIN twenty four hours he would seize the ship.
But beng IN the power OF Captain Worvell prove
that his eonsgnees powerful spanish firm, had given
the required bond the captain Of the port PEELED
fced this shabby revenge he then took the trouble
TO SEND MS fectotum board the aiaour ana actually
reported 10 the custom house which was
laden with molasses had cargo on board and
consequently must not be exempt paying duties
Is otherwise the case but having been
proved that no, only Gaours full but there
were mary Casks on deck, he again compelled to
withdraw his charge
Finally, after all these attempts being made by an
authority whose duty Is to promote by
his power the commerce Of this port he reluctantly gave
permits son for the vessel leave which
he did not do until half past ten A. Nj kno wing by
time the sea breeze would have set in aud day
would be Lost the vessel would able get
of the port Instances innunerabie could adddced
like the foregoing it necessary TO the system
dscourtesy by these people TO all foreigners
ne Ihryk n ~ hat
ter than to venture to display thei spleen the pre-
sence OF such as Henry Clay who do them the
honor to visit their Islands II dared they would
do so, were II not for The certain result wncn would
follow
spectabty, arrived from New Orleans the Cherokee
Tor New York having obtained iisense land
which he did at about ten this pg and go Ia
ante Tor drive Myers bad not got muca beyond tue
walls Of the city when he forcipy dragged
vehicle, bound ike criminal, with his hands behind
him and marched between soldiers guard
where, notwithstanding he had piodu, cd them his
license, permitting hia 10 be snore, 10 detained
Till Pm, without any food refusing him glass
Of water and what why ne does not know not
understanding q word Of Spanish.
Such the inaignities daily posed to- AL
against which have the slightest protection; and
If such Is 10 lie permitted toe part OF govera
ment, 1t will be well for the hundreas VI Americ.n cs-
to sacrifice The immense property they have la
leland, and leave it, Tor their lives jeopardy by
naming II it, 50 long As the Aueicin goverume Suink
ht 20 allow their citizens to be treated with tyr
meal IMMUNITY when affords Spanish authorisie
so much satisiacti9n TO make them undergo.
AUGUST IL - The news bought tnIs moment. 500
by the steamer Amencares, tom the OF warfare
is TO the eject that cen Emma fallen into the hands
of Lopez. The Alnendsres brings eighty 1.-TWO wouuaed
Spanish troops, anc Of the Duaber prisoners by
Ltpszs party he has had the humanity rot e shoe,
More Letters nom the Ese,ntea Invaders.
TIE POSITION or GENERAL LoPEZ.
lFrcm the New ORLEANS Picayune, Aug 20
Al ae d.ion 70 me l,,er o. Capt. hsir puo,nea la,'
into our hands the following from japt Brandt ani
Thomas yames, Two more Of tue victims siansolere
letters by Capt herr, which appeared in the Delta o.
yesterday
These Dung men we're all well known here, and hal
npmerops friends 10 whom these touching OF
the corstsncy Nth which they met tavir hard fate are
inexpressiby dear "se3 esi read .ss,e simple soi
ceiling lines written in the las' hour Of mortal peril In
the very face "a death and not feel that these gencrou
men died in the fili faith they engaged in an
honorable cause, and died rs martyrs =
LETTER rRoMJ 8. BRANDT
HAvA-,, August 16 1851
nv Dr.R MorHrR II have bu: few m inents to live
Fifty Of condemned 10 be she, within half hour
do no. value life, bat deeply regret tn. grief II will
cSuse you to hear OF my death Farewell, then my
dear mother sisters aud all may again IN
.ther world. Think Of often forget the causes
have given you for grief remember only my virtues
Farewell again ieares. mother and believe me 70 be-
your alfectioraie son, j. BRANDT.
Mas MAEtA Il. BgANpr.
LfrrSR rson THOMAS C. JANIS.
SPASisH fRIGArE EsrIRAvZA,1
Harbor Of Havana August 10, 1891.
Nv DFAR BsolHFas sIsTKrs:-rhis y the last let
ter you viii receive from your brother Thomas In
hour wdl be launched Into etsraity, belug
prisoner with fifty others aboard Of this ship aud
una,r sentence OF death AL to be shot rhis hard
fate, but trust in the mercy Of Cod, and VIII meet my
tate maLfu,y
mink Of me hereafter, no, with regret but as Que
whom on loved in lite, aud who loved you Adieu, for
ever, ny brothers, sisters ani friends
Robert our poor frerds q A. Cook and Jno o Bryce,
with ana send their last regards to you also Gle
nent stanford, formerly OF hatcher.
Ltt1ER tRoH y. uEEsz.
Or DoAkp Man o. Wac Is7ERArzA,
August 10, 1851
NJ DER eHf .5Gertf,Hs's Sisters and Bro,ius:-
Before die AN permitted 10 ad4sets my las. words
In this world.
D.ceivsa by false visions embarked IN the expedl.
tion Cuba We arrived, about fouf hundred In nua-
Der Last weak, sld la about hour from nov, wr,
mean htJ o. Va, viii be iot vas taken prisoner ater
engagement and with hfty others to BE shot In an
hour
die, my dear brothers and sisters rrpentant sn-
ner having been blessed With the last rites Of our hoy
religion fOgys Tor al my fvnes Of my life, and
you my dear and aes;onate sisters pray for my poor
A. 10 20 ny dear mc'her snd console hc-. 90
my dssr child; has her thousan5 tunes for Love
her my sake EAss my brothers and all yorr dear
pect Father Jscrvix aud Father DIlau, msss for
f,r tbs Tepose Of M sou.
NJ dear rao;he-.n ar farewell Poor Tactic 4 shot
givs qua brqugath my dear ohila to ycu and you
siote GOOa.bye, IL; good bye, G. sud r.. L
did NJ au1!. 0ood bye all our soa and brother,
Hovoux rAcirE vTySr.
obtain my BODY, II 90 please have buried win my
VIE.
irfrKn Tnca q a. Cocr.
HAVANA, on beard y man of-war
so'clsck A. NJ, Aus. 10, 1851
srAvros c. -
Mypg,g Priyrrs.-Abou. afty q us--Colonel Cr,ten.
dsnt e, nmand-sere takes prisoners yesterday have
ttt received sentence pct, but NJ doubt wi be
shot htia.c sunse Lopez. the EcUundr, has deceived
", the 5uubt that all those reports about the
cuban ihing were uumpeJ W In New Crlcans
Ltit- tooa marty his cortDatd aud deserted We
e,tscttd BY 500 zoo Of tsc Queens troops
the secord coy sGrr We landed Our gallant Col.
CiIutnd.n oid Oh that any man coutd do, bus We
aV N ~ We haa been deceived and rutreated tkc
hufp riL The intention of Fetting 90 60 cCuntry
possible Get !hrss boats and gJt OF with tbs Intention
81 ctasnr uuti fe n With Auleficsa vessel a1d
Vtrt taken pIie,ners 10y the steamboat ltsbaner0.
Ezp,alu my family that have done n thing but
irszsted by the big hest motives that DIS with
clear ctutccucc aud Ike man with stout heart |
uy watch 10 you; u Is for little Benny, my ueqheT