The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-06

Besides those enumerated, there are two or three
smaller vessels the names OF which do not at this mo-
ment remember.
understand tina, in consequence of il having come 10
the knowledge of wonhy aching consul, MIR Robert
son, that the late Mexican consul at this place. Buena-
venture Vivo, had inserted in the documents which he
granted TO the famous SLAYER the Lady Suffolk that he
Vvo) had granted said papers upon Certificates given by
the American consul, Judge Sharkey, MIR. Robertson
had addressed very strong letter 10 The present Mexican
consul, Don Ramon Cavallo requesting 10 be informed
IL true that reference made in the documents
furnished by Vvo 10 The Lady Suffolk 10 certain cerf
purporiing TO have been given by Consul Sharkey
That is certain that reference is made TO certificates
received from Consul Sharkey The 18th Of May, CERT.
flying that the ship Mary, Lady Suffolk, then lying in
the port OF Cenuegos on the south coast OF Cuba,
the properly OF certain Mr.. Henry West, OF Boston,
who had authorized the captain, Mr.. VIM Smith, to cell
said vessel at Cienuegos but that said certificates could
not be foMnd in the archives OF the consulate.
OF course they were less likely to be found IN the
American consslaie from whence such documents never
were issued, but that they, well Capt. VIM Smith
and the owner. MIR. Henry West of Boston proba-
bly, the creations OF Mr. ex-consul Nvos inventive ge
MUS, of in his Office. The history OF this
man. vlvo. you have already had Having succeeded
in inducing Santa Anna 10 make him minister TO Spain
this ex-slave trading captain could not 60 upon his
n. United sae. Judge sha i Sst .e"Saou
Transaction. person connected with Vvos establish
ment has openly declared tina, the thing done fol-
lows:
"The pretended certificates from Consul Sharkey were
false. vvo returned here from Mexico. board The
British steamer the sb of May; on the 18th he drew
mp the papers which were 10 enable the Lady Suffolk 10
navigate IRON CeDiuegos 10 Laeuna de Terminus, but
his nephew, Joaquin Soer lad not eighteen years OF
age, hgned the documents as in absence Of the consul "
Don Julian Zuuea no longer retains lodgings in the
Moro. Nothing has yet been heard of the SIX American
sailors belonging 10 the Jasper, who lett al Cay
Cor'ez by the three men who some time ago picked
up in boat at Cape San Antonio, and now confined
in the public jail of this city. tits TO be hoped they have
not been murdered One hundred and forty slaves landed
from the Lady Suffolk, and seized by order OF the cap
tain general the estate of Julian Zuluea. have been
returned TO thai person. having been proved to the
saxsction OF his excellency that they not bozaes
i.s, recently imported Afrcans-bu, bad been in the
island some time.
The cholera yellow fever. and small por are making
fearful ravases the estates in The interior The thou
sands OF recently introduced Aa have brought with
them terrible kind Of darrh9a, which is carrying of
numbers Of victims, and rapidly extending its fright
IN, progress through the island.
IN Havana the troops dying like rotten sheep In
some regiments OF thousand men there are scarcely
lou, hundred available and all the hospitals are as full
a. ,neY can hold All sous OF ridiculous rumors are
aoIosa ~ 70 = conspiracy having been detected among
inc s.eo,e aoc'o1s 10 POISON the SICK soldiers.
Inc Uutn ia That The yellow fever has this wear In
very malignant form, and that as soon al The docors
succeed 10 removing the fever the patient
with cholera, which carries him of n lew hours
The quarrel between the capiangeneral and The editor
Galiano has been compromised.
LAeuHA DE TrRMrsos, (Yuca,sn,) July ia. 1s,a
By the schooner Mercedes, via Sisal and Havana 4
hasten 10 tIansm TO you copies OF the original documents
Baenavenura vivo, TO The pirate ship Lady Suffolk ALA
Eclipse, alas Mary. alias Mariana, under which she
nayisaied from Cienfuegos 10 this port ], viii be IN
necessary for TO call your attention 10 the Infamous
fasshood introduced into ihe bill of sale. wherein it =
stated that on The l3lh day Of May last the United
Sa,es consul al Havana granted certificate to the ef-
feet ,-t.
That The ship Lady Suffolk, (or Nary. then lying in
the hasbor Of Cienfoegos, was the lawful property OF
Mr. Henry West OF Boston. merchant, and thar Mr.. VIM
Smith. The master Of said ship Mary or Lady Suffolk
vas duly authorized by The said owne Mr. WsAt, 70 sell
said vessel" s'h
~ character OF consul at Havana for upriehtness
OF eohuet well known 10 his couniryme 10 be for
furnished by the vile and sandereue state
ens oil Mr. BuepAveniura Nivo but as The latter person
hsa had The sahhcS found biz rlahf 10 mani fha m