The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
MR.. MARCY TO Mr.. souLE.

claimed aspect ha, been changed since the
the
spees the wrong and insult to the nation still its
in amountnot eompsnssted Tor By
the surrender Of The Propsry there important
ters the dna reply OF Mr. Caderon the demand
II my purpose. in this communication to expose all
the eyssions and to eSrrec, ths numerous
Msjestys government by documents d.
ts1es were ali wass "
ne Witnesses II wa, but reasonable therefore, to expect
way change the transson tS
sa asS or to
s0n 4 hs; tsen dissp pointed The Communication q the
clarea, I'm the spirit Of mparaity and justice from
Information i.ashea to big rom Cuba no
committed the wrongs in the of the Black Warrior
ply then it viii appear tho examination propose to
give .hOm that authorities At Cuba grossly abused
Of the facts and Tho
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conduct with very little respect to what really place
the Spanish are uhsu.taned BY any evidences
that to of a Sy S sos
mere contradiction hayin for aosh that appears bet
Gals implicated The Perpotra.or tho SLICED oatras,
Of lie Of the Black Sssd in shsir
does not the case Or arns 1s any
deDee that there is dis position tho Of spain to
IN the attempt procure the release Black
ho.e agents used some Which have been q"
fairly Construed BY the spansh government into "a
penalty ecnfseatien Justly iaeulfed TIL. tho
%ss' nc so say to
forced against them wac sppeaSlo 70 the case OF the Black
il appears at .hose appointed BY tho spanish
70 execute that law d. not know that y was
~ general Of revenue, the release
70 tho custom house oheors the arrival Of tho Black
Warrior in port the trip in question: not in form
the manifest not made in legal and proP'r msnnri
@ che 's't %
oecasons The proof shows that the form Of entry was
IsaS slssrs Ths fault Taoh ny AGENTS admitted the
.I ss az % ny sa aus a IN pS ],
If may bc called had occurred in other trips without
in Sy sS 70
tendent general tho evidence laid before Spanish govern
ledge and ~ the direction ii tho yaa ose Of tae
.es b that ss,e wan they gave m d.
grags used hy the agents Of lie BLACK wsor does not
arsnst that and her darS ad bs pcnrpsd bet ON
had Gone what sv nposd pp a h t
Hdaissn could fairy eonstsuid mean more 1t than nj
ona questions and injuries 70 other tban tho
a. are involved woua mot be changed what the
rsIlSi ssae,as, pslnitssa eyer"
mus, sett III, true character Of the transaction And
uly
Of tie CuaS ritiep '' OF 'hs
Besides the owners OF he Black Warrior others were
by the course these nc TO take for te
pose Of rseoysrn the Properly ILLEGALLY seized.
coneder there does not seem TO be mucL Th
tween New York and Mobile touohng on each trp at The
port O Havana but not employed commerce Of i'm
eighteen and hao touched at that bort thirty
with scarcely an EXCEPTION she had under tn
the snd hen on ne
ballast no @n every arrival az ayapa the vessel had been
thosc we're ignorant that tho Bak Warrior hal
usually freight on board in transit rom one American port
the mode in 1se Of tR cargo by no
taking exception it any occasion. The captain
dss9, iS as s
lsf that manifest IN that fora Mass sompaaee win tie
inference; il an established tact. $50 ', ,''
tho s mn saS mt M
kno~ that the Black Warrior had transit cargo o.
they tho fret % describe cargo laat
% % BE- s1 a the
TIC first time the Black Warrior touched at Havana
The captains entry the manifest in these words
sas q U S 81 c the gsn
translator OF the custom house rendered these expressions
p NJ fya a.
b upon oath was directed ~ the Collector make
and also fsqas:ied g dsss, he captain q The
blhCk WARRIOR 10 MAKE the entry IN The form.
Similar directions also given by the house
ooers to the commanders and Of other
hing At Havana with transit board
mcnt here made to the In which tho ballast
introduced into tho maniiest of Black arrior
descriptive of tho in rant Is proved by tho d
nal manifest Of that vessel dated the S eptom Der aad
the endorsements thereon made by the officers
Havana Thus 1t clearly appears that the
pointed hy the Spanish government tho
quesced In lis Of compliance them The prac.
tce of entering the transit ballast and
directed by tho Spanish officers with
revenue regulations Mt Havana, without coane.
from If il fully sustained by ITSELF
The caption OF the regulations pseed in The hands tha
plain of the Black Warrior her arrival IN the plrt oil
Havana only her all pre- vious trips l. az
ollowsRues for the government captains aud auper
cargoes OF Spanish vessels that NAV tho
importation cren porta the Of
Cuba"
The Black Warrior, being packet ship employed in
trade between two American ports
Havana with mail and passengers could hariy 10 CON
fdored sel engaged tho commerce OF alton
into orcn ports Of the island of Cuba III the oaicals
at Cuba did not to apply this regulation the
manifest to that vessel tho CAPTAIN
properly that IL not ,tricty applicable TO such
vessel. Whether applicable or not, those who we're
charged with the execution Of the laws Havana
the rule regard the form OF the manifest il
might well be regarded by the OF the Black war