The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15
Mr. Barringer again wrote Mr.. Par on the 18th. ~

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to since Your arrest and arrival in SPAIN aso
thanks 70 all ecuntrymen who have wc obsyed
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instance or two Some allowance must be made for youth
Give my thanks Also to Captain Grder Mr. Bush and All
the others who have aided and Vice Consul fulfill
Some Of tho prisoners have written money to bs
advanced to them, under the supposon that had
goyernmen. Of the United states fhs mistake hs1s ave
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way few days more shall remcbsr Mr. IT, Ieopod. Il
narsena 80 kindly mentioned in letters Do get
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want. D. BARRINGER.
though yog may meation to your tho facts
On the 2ls Mr. Parr received another letter from Mr
Barrnger -
DEAn s.nYour letter of the 10th this momont
Cd me The enclosed letter to Mr Harrison win b
Gas they falsely called ythe Governor Caca and al
have endeavorcd show my have
any more letters to send 70 their homes before
,e'y lns war Arrival R1a
time na he hsr nssa
lowed and especially for the article Of necessary clothing
t"til yiss sP,
who cothes when given to thom as was sorry 10
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the mot Their apa BE w'c
sure Mr. Bsrcena has every disposition to do what right
can .hs find time will write him short note You may
rendering you thanks your frequent valuable
AID ana 70 Mr. Barcona and also myself
at oms %ass you all speedy
remain your 0bedent servant and fellow
TO poMr Gro. rAnR. yigo Spain. '''A'.'
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rsesysd letter m nj, morning from Ceaa poor
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res. Of Your late seresn eomrsd 0ns 80 with all the
!, still Al try TO do wha. can for them How fortunate you
These noble and manly exertons and kindness. ON the
part of Mr. Barrlnger need from us: in fact
they stand out for Themselves the reach Of either
written or spoken comment Mr. Barccna the United
sates VceConsu at vigo afforded every acly for car
yng ont Mr. Barrlngers intentions and was otherwise
ndefatigable on behalf OF their interests
oaars poor German mungaran and native cubnn pri
mat influence to bear on their behalf which the English
IND United state, governments possessed have been
ent 10 Centa dreadful penal colony In Africa and are
condemned for ten years to bard labor In chains which
sentence being vigorously carried into effect against tho
principle OF cemency which said to have actuated
ne Queen Of Spain towards the American and English
prisoners
Nothing worthy Of record tranred during their stay
It Vigo by way Of episode they the magnificent
uneral procession OF General Emma pass through the
streets he having been inferred within short distance of
he town "
On the 10th February the prisoners now arrived by the
Prentice to their innxpresse joy embarked for New
ork. -Four have been left behind in the hospital Mt
Laaz where they await their recovery from sickness
The late captivcs under the deepest sense Of xrs
ude 10 MI BarrnSer for his spirited and humane oxer
ions and, upon again reaching their native shores
ushs 10 consider Themselves marked by no unoesnmon
assres Of good fortune and providcntial care