The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

bark tornclia--ot the treatment Which h.
and hi, vessel experienced nj the hand. ~ =
Spani.h officials IN Cuba. We subio;.
portion of It which relates 10 III. oye,b,rl
"On the 22d Of Nep,emhcf the Cornell,
cleared at the om-hou-e, hauled from
wharf and the le,lcr.bag having been del
By Mrasr. Drake * Co, the conslgnes.
,,.n.mlssion to the United States, the ,a, ss]
unGer weigh. She arrived, wlhou, mo- N
,.nn. at tie guard ship lying a, the mouo \
Tia. hubor. Nnru she wns boarded BY thu ~. q
rites. accompanied by some spanish soS.. II
vbo ordered the ship to be anchored n d
o,I,rvas instantly ohcyrd The official, Il
inquired Of Captain Ward II he had man Nd
,caled on board Of the name of Hea,,n' h
which he denied They then immediate, =, e
meuced searching the ship, and found iI.,. n
ness concealed m the after cabin. Car.
Ward denied ali knowledge OF the irauvp,s L
nui Uparkncss, when confronted with him II
sured the Spanish officers that he alone VA
fine frut. anG that .nc captain Of the CON,
and an IN the ship, were ignorant Of hrs h,,.
concealed himself.
at appear, that the tap'ain.Geucral Of
b, had received information that Me- Gal,.
had taken hi, passage ior n" ork IN
rornrlil. and that certain letters had !.
given h.m TO deliver 20 persons on his an
81, an, cn,man ind npplirl ia,
~ '.''', - t,.J h.,n Granted him Ln, r.
f'''' -, h.. d,.,,,,n,. when III. ~.
m ,,'-I, .,,, III, ie,t.r. vonld r.
board. he took ihi, method of arrcsling hs
..rhc authorities di,rcgaried the pros.
t.on. Of innocence mude by tap'. Ward ~
.u'''"' ,i'. .,,,,,J sb1 UenrIne"'
'c ~, ,i.a #.,,,rl ,b,p. and the Amcy,c,,
st,J f.. ,,,n .,l,i,rs was co,l.1f
','"' :, nt5..r,o an ,,,min,,ion 4. |
..,,,,,, If tt. mort. who. on ms arrival /
him ta,f he wa. liable to br fined slcs
having concealed persons unfayorab,e 70
>pareh government on boafd his vtss
but That Il he "onld aeH'eF up We hs
w"eh 'it' 'u|,''''', "''V.''' tIas'"s',, H%
N',e' 70 '''',i W. '. a., , ." an
In ,a,ry +, hi. Caota,n Ward informs
,,,t.i, al ia. mart thst Le VA, ,n,irrlr 4,
r,nt Of llearkne-. having concealed him,s.
board hls ges~cl and that no package o. I'd
had been entrusted TO his care by pit-
The captain oil inc port 'oi' '"p'a'u ~
'Aa' "h'''s ''' ps H'go was 'i'' w.
'''' w u 49,, Min ~ hc rouvryed, f
"' .a .'l',.t. or.l., ,,,. ra,,i.d mic ,lyse, &
,yn' hoVe,er. not permitted to remaia I
lru,d If time on the ship, but rc.con,eyss
,h9, to the Cap'ain.Gcueral, TO unde's
second examination The second eSam'asl
Mas OF ihe same character As Tue nt,', ~
"a' again Ordered o,, p''lI' '"e 'HP I,I.
o,, l,o!,''.' ''' h. ,i' hn '.r, In pr,.o5
",a..s ,..,e, o.ern Of .sptln. L
Sbort!, alter. the captain OF the pcr
comnanisd by the captain OF the "a
,,,i,,d ON hoard. and demanded the In
in An. pos,a.sion. There were soveralu
,a... ~ l..,ters I'm {. mt Wards desk. vi
vi,h ii letter hap. the CAPTAIN OF the
and t.. raot,in %, th. police conya,AI
.L,U4 ,llrr opepinr the box aud m
,r,,.,tl,. L.ltrr. o,pg At the same 4
.r;r, fp,f1c,i,os +, tie soldiers on n
.4l Is. should no, be allowed so
slant. communication with any psrt
ouJ., ary circumstances. tulman II
arrested som. time after this. the 4
TAM accommodated Ly Guyman and 4
lu.gnre. was rowed TO shore in a lals
,nd marched guarded. To the roycrrnsa
hpu.e. where. alter "A long exalniua,oaa
for. ia. Secretary Of the Governor aud 4
or officials, he WAS called upon To grts
GUILTY. Capt Ward refused t. on'e'sl
such propositions. stating that as the II
l,h authorities had thought tit to capsu,l
vessel. and deal ., unceremouiousy a
hi. person. for no cause whatever, q
mast take the responsibility OF these a
upon themselves
The Officials, after some dcliberiis
among Themselves. finally concluded /
Captaiu Ward should bee allowed to 4
coed on hi, voyage. and offered to II
him the letter bag, considerably lishaf
of ito contents; but he REPLIED. tia, a X
thought n, to board his ship, and take IL
The letters entrusted to his charge, he L
no, receive them. bn, that they misaE
they thought proper. convey them on Ia
which was afterwards done. They tod 4
that the captain of n vessel had no rigs
receive letter until he first examine. u
and he. in reply. informed them tha, n
must hold themselves responsible to q
American government for the wantoa
rage which they had committed, in ds.4
ing him from proceeding on his voyass Il
"A rrouudless charge. ana for the insult Y