New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10


IS for worthless watch a, Charles Jscksons a1c-
ton. chop, No. Is Chsiham-st- Officer Wines rec'v'
cred the money.
Robert Campbell co nplsins tbs. the Military Mar
ska irtiss upon evyiDg upon hs goods Tor costs and
fine, for not doing military duty, to which he Is not
liable.
Helen varck complains that her husband, George,
marbe-cutter threatens her life with dirk-knlfs
A friend to be- th complains Of the disgusting
per in which beef and mutton brought TO market.
The SARDIsIAs REPUBLIcASs The passengers by
the Des Geteys are permitted 10 land. The concu
Ron il that their only crime is hatred Of despoisn.
The following letters eId this long mooted contro-
very:
HIS Sandman MAJEsTy's CossULArE.GgSEsuJ
NEwYosK. Tburd.y, March q, 1885 !
SIR: With reference TO your Honor letter of the
26tb day of January, addressed 10 Mr.. Vice Consul
FsbtTicOfti, relative to passengers On board H. Sir
oniaD Moi, stys ffigate Des GeDeys aed nov 10 this
port, have the honor TO scquant You, from official
normsioD 10 addition to the official commune atoms
made TO you by the Marquis faliscarne, last month,
that the passengers all subjecs OF other countries
than Sardinia, where they have only fed a. political
refugees and where If some Of them have bsen a.
tmes under the surveillance Of the police for potcs
ofeDsee not one has ever been convict not TO
allowed 70 eno herself 70 the transmission Of convcts
spd cost them on the shores of country with which
there exists q treaty Of Amity and Friendship. SH
DINA repuoistes any and every such Intention and
YOU may be assured that you have been approached
by reports injurious To inI ocent strangers.
/ iIclose lisf of the DsDes, nativity and past &C.
equations Of sad passengers, which will give your
Honor q correct history Of them, and upon the truth
Of which sou may rely with great security as comes
10 ne from an official source, which csnnot doubt
But how far il may b. necessary to give this list pub
lici'y, Is a question leave with your Honor. l say
this b. cause if these men had been persecuted, feel
sure that Americans will not be disposed 10 advertise
and add to their suferings beg respectfully to have
it undertood that write officially, as to cover my
country's vessel and her commander, and sn0v that
they come on voyage Of mercy and of kindness. 1t
may be well, likewise, to say thst my Government
ceslripg fully TO carry ont purely kind intention
have arranged to place in the hands of such of these
men a. are without present MEANS sufficient to
keep them from becoming burden to your City
avail myself OF this opportunity to renew to your
ton with wtich have the honor TO be
Your most obedient. humble servant
Acting Consul General OF Ssrdinia
To bis Horor the Mayor of the City Of New York.
MAYORS OrricE New Yort. Friday, March 9. 1855
SIR: Your communication of the 9Th in,t relating
TO the persons nov on bOard OF h. s. Maestys fnSste
Des GeDeys, in this port Ia received IL is crafty
ing 10 have the strong assurances which II cont sins
that they have not been convcts and were sent here
rather BIZ a protection from penalties for political
tttnees ~ ali bt n DdDisnntbt tne perpeuduOu O
crime. These representations correspond with the
results Of 10y own Investigations which, together
with the examinations of the Agent Of the Enigrsnt
Con uissiouers the He.h Officer at the Quarantine
Grou' o, and the u \. Revenue officers lead me TO
the conclusion that there exist no valid reason
for their longer detention board If no other
cfenses have been committed tn opposition to the
/ Governments OF which they have been subjects
would not exclude them, and deny them an opportu
lily of living under enlightened and liberal iu
sttutions. 1t certainly my wish TO encourage rather
than discourage emigration TO this City, provided
is of character 10 add 10 our industrial wealth,
by aiding in developing the agricultural. mn-
eTsl and manufacturing resources of the country;
but when several recent instances the indolent,
deprsved and diseased are smuggled 10 upon US
through the agency of foreign Governments, shall
use every means at my command to prevent their IN
gress. As 10 these persons, now on board the Dos
Geneys they have nothing 20 fear from our Govern
me mt or local authorities if they will obey the laws
and respect regulations for the preservation Of
the peace and morals of the community. j withdraw
all objections TO their landing beg 20 reciprocate
the friendly spirit of your letter. and to ada that in
the many interviews | have had with the Marquis
Taliaoarne and yourself this subject that a. no
time has any other disposition been manifested by
either than desire 10 meet NY wshee, and to comply
with whatever t. runs my sense of duty shoud dictate
for the preserv alton of the interests of this City, and
which would be compatible with the honor OF your
own Government
am, very truly youc no ,,oon A.,
To the Chevalisr Jb. Valerie Acting Consul General Of
Sardinia