The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

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TIE spesjaI organ OF the HeA'caa governmeat-
~ J,oro Cfetol- Of the lst OF august, Contains tn
oncyirg article in reference TO our statements o
tie subject Of the Lady sufolks ani,> Lassaa %
ferminOs -
Ire INV YORK HfRALD OF The llth n -
ishes letter, Purpostng to have been wrfN -
Lsguna de Teiminos. On the 9TH Of June in wA,9
tie most cslunlnious accusations are made asaiSh
the President Of this republic on account or che n.
rival ct that point Of vessel suspected u boing en-
gsged IL the slave traffic. The ship In uuestion.
called sonnet mes Lady Sufolk. other dimes Eariasc
and other times Mary, Of Boston. was pursued, \ =
BELIEVED. BY Commander Napier, Of II. N. Nav,
AVID the HfkALD accuses biz Exce'ency Senior Co.
s.Nta Anna Of connivsnce with the slave mnrchas1u
OF Cuba TO insure her safety.
II certaisy Is not our intention TO refatc point ~
point she caluu1nious assertions Of the Nsw Y0x
HEEALD. We know 600 well tue respect which til
eovenn ent owes TO Itself TO humble its official orgaa
- much 70 70 reply TO Whatever the empoisoood
malice ard impudent falsehood Of a calumnistor
has thought III to have published in q paper ~
known well for the doubtful verucity OF is sGAu
nlens as fer the bitter hatred which animated 3
against al thcss who M tho present. chief OF -
nation. desire only the independence Of Mexico snA
the safety OF its coveted territory; but still for de
Of the HEkALD's oaumny, We will briefly expos
come facts relative to this matter.
fhe expedition of the Lady Suffolk the vossd
stated to he suspected Of having taken refuge =
IaguGa dc Terminus under the name OF the NaHanA.
took place during the psst year. sD epoch at wAioA
We bsd not yet begun to render responsible for
DivaBce IN administration whose existence DATES
from. the 21st of April. 1868. The go7crnment ha1
NO information respecting the movements N sn1
vessel In question, until by several notes ~ tin6
riDIter plcnipOtentiary of Her Britaario Majesty,
the fact WAS brought to its notice on tho 2Otn q
June last that suspicious vessel had arrived at La9u-
na DE- Teymincs. As tees notes were recoigd
the most enerceti, measures were dictated by U1
Secretary Of Foreign hfair, iu far as his depart
meht was concerned for getting at the facts b ~
Gaze; snd already communication has boon .cei1-
ed on me subject from the authorities of the Island
Of Carmen Notwithstanding this, tire Secretary q
Foyeis Affairs subsequently, Sc nt comm luioatiaa
10 The SECRETARY of War aud Mariue directing thA
be- his part should cause a new nye gation to
he mace; and it is the irn resolution u the govern
neut ~ uDTsveI The facts, and punish severely dAe
guilty II il should happen tl,at any Of them u b
found under the jurisdiction of Mesico.
The same MT Doyle III. b NJ. Minister. WHO has
worked with sCch laudable activity in this matte9e
II witness OF the efficient and cordial co 0peratou
which he has met III the existing government 70 a.
tain togs ther end equally desired by the MexioAA
src british governments, TO wit: the suppression 81
a TRAFFIC which sti exiets ia the world 20 Sbe d.
grace o. hnnlsnty. On this pnid the government y
0etsimred TO fulfil, fac u it is in its pc ser, in
ogreem NJ TO Contribute to the suppression cf tAA
tsa yfc, not only being bound 40 to 60 by TIE
siiPuatioDs which bied il with friendly nation.
but because in doing SD IL complies With duty Il
conviction and conscience. lt couIi not be Other
yerRment the came high fuhctonary who, 10 ls43.
bad tbe satsfaco OF sanctenlag the treaty for III
abolition Of the slave trade with tbe goyeramenk q
Great Britain.