The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04
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HAVANA, Oct. g. 1858.
Fxfher Arrest Of american Sailors-Sz Nor, in Prison
Our Navy on ne Coaa-Wrachod appearance of The Pr
-Kosaa-lryraha, Sailors and the CaptdiH-
General
An usual with much TODD man, ard "ado," with no
results Of "susaucia, out of the way when there
occurring the most interesting things my observa
tom but the eleventh hour subjects found mercy aud
compensation those who had toed through the heat
Of the day.
American stock is advancing ceraby in the Tacon
JAIL where placed yesterday six more Of the crew
the bark Jasper, "that never had beer engaged In
slavery pursuits but was honest trader. These
have been concealed upon the Corez Key by the sfan
srds interested the cargo Of which landed
By the bark Jasper Baere often reported account
of the com missions calculation Of the facts having
denied and such landing upon which reports General Ca
uedo affirmed the character Of the sci against the
repors and evidence adduced by Mr. Crawford the Bri
tsh Consul General at the Havana and which official re.
ports have been withdrawn explanation given
10 negative their effect as advice for the Spanish
nent.
Col W. H. Robertson Judge Clayton having vet ar
rived, they give statements consistent with truth and
ecnATmng the declarations made by the three sailors
viousy t1ksn, and who are to pass the ord al of
dsmr alton, We are informed to After several
mou' hs OF restraint by orce they conrved escape
and through the teachery Of the parties taken
all their money for the service they thrown purp
ly into the hands of the government.
When the Albany was here, the Captain urged to
90 and look for these but the ship, informed,
"drw too much water" How II with II ships
bosts did not inquire they generally do the nshore
bwinsas Iconclude they ell too deep The sail
ois arrived yesterday ming and they look wretched
enough to excite Spanish sympatt which would be
like the wearing Of water upon the rock but perhaps
quite your quarter deck servants Of
the dear people. these had been rescued by their
eountrymen they would have been saved much misery,
the four of sentence to imprisonment and hard
labor that await Them and the of the United
States would have been furnished with testimony where
by nvcon might have been brought against those who
have been guilty Of gross offence against their laws
There is difference between these men and the Hun
garan-a great dference-and it against Them They
born in the United States the Hungarian to
the United States 1t said under rac not to return
to Austria or Turkey This with his consent.
Under this pledge he Isuppose to himself
Of the rights Of citizenship. That pledge him
In all he did for honor and for equity and when he vo
lated it he troyed the very basis upon which his rights
Smyrna Their. fore he had right claim under the
paper he held should have been esteemed worthless
for his protection when should have been good for any
ether where such condition obtained.
The man was Of no consequence, and Ingraham
only lool ing at the flag, which he thought to be
insuted and, as the representative Of freedom he
deter mined blow, of Defence after illegal pur-
suit, uDustfabe Violence and he right. More right
would be the coercion that would restore the sailors
TO their American homes So thinks your
OBSERVER.