The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21

ceFdrPe; end hr justly asrria.ed AZ tina proseedny
G dlpear n t6ve been done The hope OF xsit.aga
di,tul IN the city This paper Peupl has hal
several excessively violent and scurrlous articles
these sGars ard the above publications and what fol-
lows have compromised and lag with she gsvera-
nent flfase request NJ kossuh not to send articles
u IL Fplr whilst s under the banner Of the United
| Sates, 1t would appear that enocuragsan a..
tempt 10 produce eeefe. teriou. dieturban.s.
You VIZ IN the most positive mariner carry out the
order Of the Preect aad prohibit every individual
cept irs your landing from the steamer Mis-
sissrpi no matter who may be The person. nm, dear
NArss,rIfs JOnNL noDCr, U. 8 Consul
Capt j. o. LorG, u s. steamer Mississippi.
CAfEhiS LoSo TO cCcsuL HooCs.
u ssr MpslssPrI, seps. 80, 1851.
Eiy PEAR sIr:f am exceedingly morti6ad-thsta man
whcn tire United stsies hsve done much to e1alt,
hes 60 ar forgotten himself 70 take sGch TO
reytIge bis ilssnary injured feelings On the nation
Of ,hs ship and trust he viii rsver return. II my
opiucn the rcrty 70 which he has attached himsef viii
be hif ruin lbe rat step he has taken his unforsu
pste reech ~ spegzia, vhicn he re,s and
think u the gcvernEent knew much OF hi, course
ycu eEd mytch, thy would drop him where h. Is cr
when Re arrives In. .lish erou1d. Oh that could
away iiem tia port have advanced further in ny
lessart hope to have L all in 10 morrow forenoon
| end msy, possibly, leave 10 the afsraoos
do rot want tne prefecg 70 have an opportunity to
therefore stquested you Yesterday, TO sny him tnas
Ivould net remain Que moment IorGer in pcrt than
absolutely necessary to obtain TIE supplies that
| Indispensable ctrle Only hui enough coal n CON-
etsrtir'pls and Sm1lna to take to s9esaia cslou
Of tho Sartipisrs fcr fear OF tie landing OF THE party
that wa obliged Esgo The Comm 3aore fought we
might land hse, which would enable US to procure what
! was waited.
Ido ss,ure you t6a IL IL the most Unpleasant duty
was oysr aud God grant mny be delivered f:on
II, and sever more be caught such net again.
think ycu had better write to Kossush request h,
not 10 compromise tic flag by allowing sush comnuni-
cations TO appear Ia the paper Ii Peupc wach has
bealirg his affairs Ysatasay thiakng Jha. he
tired q hearing such r,elstc Of trash the people
ringing cheripg hy rtising from the eide
Of the ap politely esid g think If you would with
dfev the people would sGye, and wo shall bc qaiosn
did for few s. and then returned aue made
them eddres in Erench afterwards retired After
some more noise they drapEea oii, and MI was quiet
III be would ave taken advice he would havs
raid word in publs hut KEEP: q3ot rntil hs got
otbeE ground anG thoa oroWea liae coca on hi
Ths weather so un5ssssnt shqu not dare ventur.
ont t day ior mus u prepared for tho wsssher The
Guf NOT pleasant al this ceasca q che
Cous,l IoieF harseiies.
csrIAlN IoNo 70 eorsui. HooGs.
SrIAairK Mi-sfsslPPI, scpt 80, 1851.
After rad written you, this posn j called on Ros-
ruth and read 70 lin tie part your commencing
what hes followed, he compromised and lag with
the govern ncntN lie replied that he he'd sent let
ter toa h,snd nad dt rot object 70 its being pub
lished" It was thanking the people Of Marseies for
their sympathy; bur il he had received your request be-
fore ho had heard letter he would nat have dora
60 He saii be would reply 10 the speech Of ths PeoPs
erd that he wou,d wSiEe You On the subject as bis
hsving comp.omi.'d n,o fsg was . heavy chirss l
tpld Lin II referred solely the publication OF the let
ter, snd What followed Us ssd be would settls that
point with cur government either IL lasiaaa in ts
This eye,'rv. ,hsre vas quite isYgs congregation
around the efio and Kosuh did rs tie said woua)
run To yLenk them which hs iusst.a u,on doiag but
es 6a NOT soce il, ne may have returned to
his room; 90 presume NY remarks TO him have had
some ecoo eG,ct ana pyesuu,. To- q arroy the allee
ton vii b o, art lie said TO he could not
account TOR being indeppadep. nation he
should isve though vould have thanked them yss:sr-
day for tbeir pliE,ens flag. told bin the. all
asie5 x hin vas what crr government required
me, to conioIu % tho laws OF tho country in wnos'
M tfot br~a
guerfs cf this nation and therefore raoud do nethins
10 ofend their awstha. in doirg this, ala wish
would SEQ that, il in Gibraltar he suffered tn land
would most cheeriu!ly DO ai Ia my power to fog-
ward his vtews but that under thie government whsl
they bad denied hisa the privilege he asked could bus
seccsd the restrictions 20 their landing excepting when
view. fuly expressed 70 him ed think they have baa
and Will have good effect Ii my government couaurc
on this point cannot what adSsatss there s in
Giyrg Instructions to tat effect TO officers andng
Youwond be ntoniehei il you could the pseps and
hear their remarks saying that they nave e.aaped from
tbouatt was ;ies ilss Why my dear cir, tney know
not what freedom Is they viii tbs. sha rsnpsc
the ave tho port IN which we are aud We VIII .roat
them with he courts1 due their position ara carry
cut the views CT Gove-r n,aot Ii t5e weather /.
sood to ms,Isw m here 70 ssye ~. port sni viii en-
'i6e TO call n uDdIsss Pray let know carly in the
nesnirg, tos supr9se you sil cali BY one ososs
TO Con.u! Uopag
o1rsvL Hopor ro aa. wrpsrrR
sIR Owing 10 tho unexpected visit 1t this port Of H.
EeFsDth the Governor Of Bupgsry unTleassnt duty
devciysa me- % pscc bse-e the goTernmers which
may DO III irapk manner, tbs detsic Gf this ssir lie
being the rttion's au.,t be Is uptsr the TAG OF the
people q che United s.tes ou will naturally Inquire
q giving TIRE preference 70 Ergard which ne ad nits
always has atioo In bis sppsa 20 the people be
pIetcuds that after remaining few days Ia London II
his intention reain the .hp Gibraltar itt had
net bceuthat Captain long and myseN bad sssersd he
was e9sgemsg g g'erd m ,hs z e tsa qass STATE
Two ettsr TO TIE T. s9et of ibis apartment