The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

ration for damages and insult sxsstsd would warn al
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that in this paper they sss tast having bsss 80 ~
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u, - have explained, ON account Of the worms, or
oms = they cal here, and any .hipmastsr who bss
the activity Of these little animals in eating through
ships uncoppsred bottom In fifteen or twenty days
r; S:. ,ssSups have given Of s an
Of this psos with the United States much Should any
thing more take place in the matter viii advise you
Business generally, here, is dull though there have
been very large fmportstions Of goods atterly from
Europe and 81; Thomas They are all for the Merida
and dear New crop (said to be shorty 10 just coming
in Ordinary qualities, % $s1 per auintal Of 100 b
100000 quintss were exported hence this year the crop
will not reach $4,000 quintsl 1t is said No coffee Is
grown In this province; it all comes from Truxillo
Valera, San Cristovsl and Cucuta. Balsam copavis
$40 per cargo Of so lbs Hides $40 per qunta for dry
salted These quotations in the currency OF vene
.uS cents Am:,0an are equal to 81 The great
January, and February Fustc, 81 So per quintal in
bond There are export duties all these articles
some 10 per cent Truly yours, jim.
P.s.-Dec 3-The Horatio was sold yesterday at
public auction, for account of whom it may concern
Having been condemned worthy and incapable
Of repair hsrs being no facilities for rsp:rns vessel
together she produced Loco currency. The Gus
tom house here has Importation duties ON the
but LITTLE Vi. nss shs asis s1a
on condemned vessel Is altogether Q thing and
has never been done before believe in this instance
the amount claimed will bs paid under protest. Thus,
SO far has ended the voyage Of the Horato here The
case may be briefly summed up thus An American YES
pays ali the port charges and every demand on her Is
cleared at their house for is refused the f
afkar In NJ fha
would do their duty the captain endesvors to find his
way out without them. This is called infringement
shown to hm) The vessel is detained some hfy-
nve days more, until her bottom becomes honeycombed
then in the flnsss Of their cemensy they tell him he
shippers, and all concerned suffer for this wauton ty
ranDy remains 10 be whether the United States
Government will allow its commerce to be thus inter-
rupted and its citizens impoverished by Venezuela.
To THE Fiscal OF THE CUsroM House,
snIWs beg to call your attention to the prevention Of
mated The North American brig Horatio which, 1t is
said, repaired thoroughly in Curscos here and
informed this and he ordered the captain to be
sued and his vessel brought back for having nfrnged
law lie advised the general government Of the case
and 1t seems that this latter resolved that the detention
of the vessel puDshmeht sufficient for the fault The
captain informed that he might co. but he has not
his voyage the vessel is making great deal Of water
in consequence Of having been at anchor fifteen
twenty days in this calm port days instead
Of fifteen twenty. T. n They have already COM
menced to discharge and they will say they
proceed to the north, and win now doubt wish
to give them and also pay the Gap
tain all he asks and all that asked for others Senior
cal pose this iniquity the vessel bad one the
government cannot pay for IT. and it good one it
could not have received much damage in fifteen or
twenty dsys that IL has lain ut anchor, without either
showers or winds. We shall send this paper to all the
employees Of the government to whom will say that
they not foreigners bat who making
this CLAIM and that he who s implicated In this matter
eenor Manuel Aranguren brother Of and father of
another owner Of the vessel
Were not fully acquainted with the honesty Of
Senior Conde (he 0overnor should believe that this
understood thing, to divide Afterwards what Is
sought to be extracted from the poor government.
SOME FREQUENTER6 OF THE WHARF,
The Exchange Of Maracaibo.