The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

from your impariay the insertion Of this correspond
ence in one of your first numbers.
With due respect your obedient servant
A. SAN MARTIN.
NEW York. Delmonicos Hotel June l4tn, 1858.
To F. sTouGuroS ESQ.,, CONSUL OF HER MAJESTY.
ilAn &c.. paper of this city, entitled SCI Fflibus-
tero mas pnohsnea anu otnci Newspapers have trans
lated and copied communication from you to Mr. Mar.
tin Gaano Enquez de Navarro late political Secretary
of the General Government OF Cuba dated May 15 1852,
in which you refer to information by Mr. Ladevezs,
relating to perso.s implicated 10 the society OF the Lons
star and the movements Of this country against the
rights of nation in the island of Cuba The text OF
that communication to indicate a confidential aud
private character the information Of Isieyeze and
consequently, participation Of that gentleman in the
political and official tendency which might be given
10 by your authority and the effects of that
could fail to be repugnant to the free frank and dis
creetly impartial position OF Mr.. Ladeveze
In order IL his name may not be impaired by suspi
cion such could only proceed from those persons
goorant OF mis- principles aud sentiments of honor and
friends have requested his permission to ask you
the following questions, which desire you to answer
ca.egorically-
Are the contents of the adjoined printed communi
cation from you 70 Mr. Galiapo authentic?
We're the statements to which you refer received
from Mr. Ladevezs communicated by that gentlem in
the Office OF La Cronicd in conversation aud in the
of several who took part in it. with
ference public reports and news Of the day, and with
3. l. it certain that the information tn which you
refer received At the latest hour given by Mr.
Ladeveze and by Messrs Maurel de Ia Pena Cagixao
and Eugene Derbily, in Office with the pen
ard unreserved character?
am assured that the letter which was deveredt % You
by Mr.. Ladevezs, given 20 him for that pur pe in
the presence Of Messrs Pena and Derbiliy assured
that wbiIe Mr. Ladevege engaged in his affairs,
be met those gentlemen having entered into CONVEX
sation with them about the Of the day and the
which you quote, they proposed, in a moment Of
harity to proceed Office, where the 6rs. words
Il. ~ T-Cx ,.o:cc
be buIied-the day Of Judgment is coming" or some
like expressions.
Although was absent in Europe at that time have
carefully ihese facts in order call them to
yonr recollection and ask Of you the confirmation of
them as an act Of justice due to Mr. Lideveze.
A. X. SAN MARTIN DE BAzAN.
To A. x SAN MARTIN DE BAzAS,
Delmonico's Hotel New York June Is 1883
MY DEAR sIR-At ten to-day received yours Of this
date, to which have not been able 10 reply
II is that Mr. LAdeveze, the occasion which
your inquiries REFER and another occasios, always
spoke to openly and without any kind of reserve,
commonly in the office Of La Croca, where have been
accustomed to go, you know to read the European
payers mail days
The printed communication which you enclose to me,
addressed to me by Mr. Gaano on the 18th Of Nav 1882
agrees exactly with the minute Of the aid communca
ton which Is In my possession, and which have just
compared.
20 the letter mentioned in communication in the
mapDer alluded TO BY you, and In company with Nc
Pena snd or two persons unkpOTp TO me they re-
ported to me- in the unreserved and in the
sgn6ed by the ssions recalled by you similar
ones the and names which appear in my communi-
cation, and which, as afterwards saw, were known
to everybody.
hope this reply will amply satisfy your inquiry and
you at liberty to it for such purposes may
think proper and further You that have
received from Mr. Iadeveze any information notice
whatever of reserved confidential character, fo
there are you must know for the agents her Maes
ty abundance Of loyal Spanisrd and Of watching
for the safety and integrity Of her rights.
am Jour friend and servant,
T. BIS. M.
FRANCISCO STOUGHTON.