The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

(Signed) @. CONRAD Acting Secretary.
Tho conduct Of the Cuban government and tho
administration at Washington 70 this point is thus
summed up in the Democratic Revie,o Of October -
The authentic history Of those nus aud asgrsssions
in tho instance of tho Sgle company which that YES
eel belongs 10 worth ~ capitulstiog
Under General Taylor. administration. Mr. B. johnson
best site for dock and prepare maps charts the
for IN sna the % q
fence and without being able obtain redress
Tho next case is that Of the Ohio ship belonging to
the same U Mail Company
sensera and freight it Instead taxing ap its
al S h.
saSs. sar:gs ssr sS sw.s
ys1s0gsy an Iso Essnnsy dssasee his
custody subseln eoor Sp to tho Am.roaa
s ss s e
his Tag his psrson sao his h and nstra.ed against
aeats
lie Sas snSwS,ea a;ss aopan' That il he did not like his
The next is the case Of the FALCON, commanded by
CUBA Spanish boarded .as and sps vss
Oh
mails United psrhaps hnnSrsd nag aa as
times into the port of ,vars and was As veil known
in the pors Of New York or New Orleans A'''n 0~'ef'
Then have the Of the Philadslphia -
sss .G m in tho
Cape ntono the COST Of Cuba on h,r voyass from
S s as an It
ns h ws v
Of her passengers and SICK She ordered
outside Il. ha5ssr supple, Sroysons .s,s
e % n rs an % che S By the ?.
her anchorass without being al.
yoysss :ssss tt! s%ip and
IN IN rs ?. The s % Lives Of
spforing and death which board Steamer in
ss ssTps re 20 nor voyage under tho
Lot us ak. what move could have been done by the
authorities Of japan. with whom We have tres
ties and to teach whom humanity We send squadron
half round the globe with the full concurrence Of public
opinion through the cisilized worldP
On the 10Th inst the continuation Of this history
appeared in the Nsw YORK HERALD, in the follow
ing correspondence exhibiting the imbecility Of the
course Of the administration in this affair
OFFICE or rHk U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMrArY,l
NEw YoHx Nov. 0. 1852
To JAMES GospoS BENNETT. Esq, Editor Proprietor
Dear sir-EDclosed Is a despatch received from our
agent at New Orleans BY telegraph BY which appears
aivipg to the Spanish Minister Washington the
that Captain Porter and Purer Smith we're 70
allowed to return he putting forth in the otioia or.
gan Of tho adwiDistIstion. (the Repubic) that the
government was taking efficient measures to vodicste
The rights Of Ausroau citizens and the honor Of our nag
AT the sme time also he vas endeavoring privately to
have this company d'chsrge Purser Smith, and
both OF which acts the company declined doing believing
then they do that it casting unjust
upon respectable citizens who had only their
duty to the government to Their employers and to their
country. This was the object In telegraphipg for Mr.
tom and the removal OF Captain Porter and purser smith
was insiited upon BY the Acting Secretary OF State NJ
Conrad. All hese facts show how far our citizen,
rely upon that funoonary for the vindca of their
r hts against foreign aggression and no feeble and In
efficient our government must become If influenced
controlled by snch oouncs Very sespectfully your
obedieut servant GEORGE LAW, President
PS-You are at liberty to publish in the aEsALp the
rcoed despatch and LETTERS for the information Of the
public.
ME-. GEORGE LAW TO THE ACTING SECRETARY OF
STATE.
OrFIcE THE U. s MAIL STEAMSHIP Co
New YosK Oos 27, 1859.
Hon G. NJ. CosnAp, Acting Sc .crstary Of State
srI bad this day the honor to receive your letter Of
the 25th inst
On the 9th instant we addressed the Department of
State letter. detailing at lepgh tho grievances of
which his company feels it has right to plain in
relation to the various occasions OF the
thoes tf the Island OF Cuba the ships OF this
compsny; and we respectfully requested to be advised
to rights and whether the government of
Cuba we're justified in purouiag the course above alluded
Our motives in writing that letter bring to the
notice of our government which felt bound to do,
certain acts Of foreign Witch could not
but regard oppressive and unjust towards this
papy and to American citizens and shippers engaged
10 the flag of our country The company suoooeed that
the authorities of the Island Of Cuba had right to die
tate OVID government or to the owners OF Ameri-
can ships who should be employed on board OF them. or
to make compliance compliance With their die
ston in this pretext tor excluding such ships
with their passengers and ma ls did not conform to
their eccnf In relation the employees board Of
them. II these impressions were not well founded, We
supposed tha. We sboud be 20 oy the
posed right expect from govern nept protestion
against the injury We have as yet received no reply
slant sho oUgh addresed In duplcate both to Washing
ton and karebfed and the letter OF the Acting secro
tsyy Of State d the 26h Instant in reply to letter OF
the 23d fails to sord the desired norms ion Every
days delay h has great loss 10 this company,
extremely detrimental to the commercial interests OF the
country. and than all suojecs II co rect In
impression to the humiliation OF submitting TO wrong
desire respectfully 10 that was less our inten.
ton TO inquire what course the government OF CUBA
would pur.ue than ascersan what Interpretation our
government gave 10 the ria hts Of American citizens
and Of this company IN order TO know how far We would
bsve thshonor to be very reapectfuy your oeedisnt
seryant, GEORGE LAW, President.
ACTING SECRETARY CONRAD TO MR. LAW.
DsrARrMrsr SrsTE,l
WAsniSoTos, Oct 80, 1852. !
To Gro Law Esq., New York
sir--Y ur letter Of the 9th int has been received
That OF the 9th inst TO which It refers addressed
to this department by Mr. NJ o. Roberts
In conssauence OF the information II contained that
esnus ia or sonvsr.a,,on With mo - ps,.t,on
TO the occurrence Havana He Is therefore fully ap
priced subject has engaged the earnest attention
have only 10 add In reply 10 your iettcr that
department couid obtain authentic infofmA
ton Of the referred to they made toe
subject c upicstion to the government OF spain
When an answer TO that communication ts reoeyed IL
will probably be mace pnblic
In the mssp,jms 1 must he excused from giving you
infor nation or sdv,oe on ths subject
You may assured, however that neither che honor
nor the interests Of the county will be neglected
am, Fir very repeatedly your oosdsnr serv.nt,
CM. CONRAD, Acting Secretsry.
After tho above had appeared before tho public
We received the following doou % ents, whica com