New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

such a. we're disposed 10 take advantage Ct the o.
poruniiy few only accepted he grohered .ssstance
ard were conveyed 10 Point Arenas The majority Of the
inhabitants either from fright wish n set a; defiance
the threat. rnade against the town had let or were willing
remain and risk the consequences. had hoped the
show Of determination the part o; The ship you'd ~
this stage 81 the proceedings have brought abos sas
factor adjustment Of the differences question, Ia:
total disregard and contempt toward the Government OF
tie United states determined ne 10 execute M urea -
the letter. ..,s
At9AK. on the morning o, the 18th inst, our oite-
r- were oIened the town, with sho and she!is oi
Quarters Of hour, followed by Gn Intern $50 % -e
sme time When they opened again or hai az hoI.
followed by a second inermissi0R o three hour ~ tuo
expiration o; this interval me hr;ns vas
and continued for 20 minutes when The bornba nneh'
ceased The object Of these several intervals - ne oo
Laroneut that opportunity to treat ana
ry arrange matters might be furnished 'e
the town. No advenlege Wa taken OF me t'us
shown them and a: clock, +. NJ, command uhlef
Leus ickerpg ind Fauntleroy was semi on shGre WIZ
orders 10 complete the destruction OF the town by he
Tho property of Mr. &c Daryen trenc Gilman, was d.
rected 10 be exempted from the destruction II pos be as
had learned he rad protested and held himself cooi as
far possible against any cooperation wln tne 1o"I
rnopIe. or pretended authorities OF San Juan:
lie town was thus destroyed for the yreiteE
part in the short space OF Two hoaIs' - 80
were lost although an attack wa. M MI ~
an armed party on the command o. Leuensn's
Iickcrirg and FGuneroy, ba, on the voley beng re-
TUNED the attacking party lied be o'' -e,e ,
snd had the desired effect The execution done oy our
,bo and shells amounted 70 the almost total Destruction %
but II thought best 10 make the iuni>u-
men of such character a. - ncUcaie e,son never 20
m forgotten By those who have for long time set a.
deGance all warnings and satisfy the whole world that he
United Sates have ana determination 10 enforce
tbat repsraon and respect due them Government, N
vha,cTor quarter the ou;rages may be eomui;;od
Tie roy mail packet Dee arrive" n the ne bor during the
coIfa grafton OF The town, but left mne ately taxing
with her in IL Il. NJ. schooner Bermuda, thus !cav
ing the English sube referred TO in the communication
Commander Joiiy without any assistance should Z be
required. No communication from Commander Jolly Of
the Bermuda with the CyGnc PRIOR 10 his depart
uIe; but informed he carried with HIM number o.
principal par,cipators in the Ouages that have been
committed 10y the Of san Juan and among them the
former mayor, Mr. Martin.
shall il with the order OF The department
leave this place Immediately fr Boston direct being sat-
td the department viii sanction this course, taxing into
the application Of Mr. Fabens ami the pres
eni unseawOrhy condition of the Cyane and the condition
Of the crew favorable the yeopment of fever by
pToirac;ed stay climate az this early season 81
the year.
have incidentally learned that the remains Of pur-er
Ashuup inferred ~ this place two years since have
received that attention decent respect Tor he dead
would seem demand, and have therefore, taken the
liberty To cXhume them for transportation 10 the North.
being satisfied the step viii be gratifying to the friends oi
the deceased and viii meet with the appreciation OF tie
department..
Permit me TO call the attention OF the Depa;mel 20 The
handsome and orderly in which the officers ami
crew of the ship have the honor command have exc
cuted al orders and duties assigned them during our re-
cont difC ules. Mono could have done better. 'na;
eo refer 10 The attention and Kindness OF tie agents u
the Transit Company toward the ship and suoh uu"rtu-
mates OF JaGn WORTHY OF tAe.r hospitality and
kindly Offers Hoping the course have por,ued In rea-
ton 10 the affairs Of this place and ny intention CT Pro:
ceeding direct a. the north may meet with The uLqnaied
approval of the Department will bring my conmanlcS-
ton TO close respectfully asking orders in company with
Mr. FabeDs to Washington, the announcement ~ the
arrival the ship by telegraph.
have honor to BE- ST. re.eo'foI' mo-, Gtss en-
bEO y HObD.-No
Hon. J. G. DOZEN Secretary OF the Navy.
Lieutenant Joey British Nary, 10 ConmaFd'r Hcs!'Rs
II. VI. =. BtBNUDA, GREYrOwN,
MosQUTo. July -. lsJi.
SIR After due deheraon upon the communication which
This morning had the honor 0recovc from you alongside
her Maestys schooner under my command, consider I
NY duty 20 enter my most solemn protest against the
you then Unlimited 10 that YOU intended TO pur-
sue towards the city Of Greytown.
The inhabitants Of this CITY vel. as The houses and
property entirely defcnsess and quite ut your mercy
DO therefore notify YOU tina; such act VIII be without
precedent among civilized nations end beg tc call your
attention the fact that args amount Of property OF
British ects well Others, which my duty 10
project will be destroyed but the force under .ny .com
nnd il totally inadequate 'or this protection ngains: the
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