New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

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esnnens sboss sAs syssseca q sAs1Ep = 0sba: -
spafes 70 dctats wks regslsenD he Csges1e 0eo<so
snsh fnpose and what srnul; and be considers simseo
aegreyed becsuse the Government refuses 20 msko -
quarrel It's own, and 10 cover W.T. s sanction tie H.
suif,ng and Improper derneanor OF his oiicers To
motives that Influence Mr.. Law we do not prcscni -
divine Papers which cannot be suspected OF bss n
favor OF the Administrations suggest that his conurs 10
the matter is governed BY considerations akin to thSes
that have won him fame As commercial Colossus
They refer 20 his speculation IN rnasseb and 70 ~
probable demand for his steamers III lsrge s<ssnce
upon their actual valrs circumstances tina; m$seA
make war with Spain desirable to him however ssssD
Efsh.e 10 others But OF these couectlrcs We e ~
SPEAK or they do not pertain 70 the points ss,e 81
w cen Our aim now Is 70 show that the tmnsers-
tol received fulfil the obligations which Is owes ~
tae eshkens Of the United Sstes and TO the Govcrnuc
SPAN. and thai to the extent OF lis power viii crun
cNsiy attempt 20 compromise the peace exing bewcen
the Two countries, whether svowed Is by the LoPes
eSpsapon or dsguised under the prctence Of laws
CUISINES rs IN the case OF the Crescent City.
IL se'sa9h 70 the siaegs sssess q M. Law tvmsks
var upon Cubs, the yessei irea into we ind -
following In Tie Esr'id OF yesssisy which We pro
sumo % d, Mr s~'st.... version d Ia, s,ss,r.
On tss ish lnas u .isxsee aatressd .oisto M.
Law. nTr1y IN ln'csyiow NJ. Law called Al ne f-t
lecsu ctice the ssre dsy and Mr. Maxwell rad =,
him cE'rsct II lcser Which H. said he hsl p,eyj
cusy written he Pr,iden pfctsrfing 10 give TIE Ian
-Uage o. interview about the II d INST Tue
that he shCld scnd cut iho Crescent Cy. and II the
v,sstl rci upon sic should BE- surrengered. sui
he would 60 20 war with re Government OF Cuba
Nr Law iamodiaiely rtylicd, that he hsd made
such dec rat oathat the dea OF hs going 90 war With
Cuba was nCnfen'eand that m making statement 10
tbs eject q TIE President he (thc Ccectcr) had mis-
reTresentcd iu' Thst which he did say wss that thc
Crescent City I'd gone out and would land at uavsn.
usUs sni thai L she fred upOa and h the ship
oeing unarmcd would be surrendered and the officers
snd remain at Havana prisoners aat thst upon
n xxouin \ n Tho mt
race not redresed. be mistaken IN bis est
mate OF the character and temper OF the American
people Mr. Maxwell promised 20 write 20 the Presi-
de.t cri correct his measurement.
On tie following lay 18Th INST M Maxwell sent 10
Mr. Law letter containing these ms,tS. nents, which
he hed promised 10 correct dsfed \, : 10 the lsG No
vember sud portion OF l. purportns o. De the sub
stance of letter addressed 10 him ~ ne President
Of this letter Mr. Law took no notice fer ne reason
that much OF It purportsd % b, ne Collectors
own letter % the Presiden, be knew - M incorrect
and he thought improbable that ne may have also
mis- stated hat OF the President; but ht had not the
Presidents letter based entirely upon he missisis
uents Of the Collector He'd the Presi Tents letter or
copy of IT, been sent TO Mr.. Law, without the intro
dGctcry miss,atement o. Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Law
would at have replied 10 H. with the respect due To
the Chief Magistrstc OF the nation Mr. Lew has had
correspondence with Mr.. Maxwell, and preferred
noe TO have any.
We announced on Saturday morning that orders had
been transmitted from the Postmaster General TO tho
Postmaster OF his City tina, the mails not to bo
sent in the Cherokee which sailed on that day in
Mr. Smith was re. lined In that vessel purser Tho
following is the correspondence which took place in
relation to this order between Mr. Brady and the agent
OF the Steamship Company:
Posr-OFrTcE. NEw-YoRK. Nov n, 1882
SIR: J am this morning ia receipt Of a letter from
the Postmaster General extract from which annex,
VIZ You wall not hereafter dispatch the Havana
mails either by the Crescent City any other vessel
with Mr. Purser smith board, by which the mails
cannot be safely landed at that port
VIII you therefore be kind enough n advise me az
early possible whether Mr. Smith win go out thu
Cherokee the 9Th inst in order that may act In
ordance with tie Instructions contained In the Post-
mister Generals lettcri
Very respectfully your obedient servant
w v BRADY, z NJ
Per G. W. JENKINS, Secretary
VI O. Roberto Esq