The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

Claims Of the United DtAtes Aao1A0t Dpa1n.
rHoOzzDNss IN Tm oon1ns-sErE1Ne Or Tm 29rR
MARCH.
tFrom the Gaests Of hGdrid.l
Senior NAniAnGUI ssid-6oms days sincs drsctsd .
v = ne nd.T e r.: last
sa taat ths owners Of the Black Warrior bad received
eoDpsts satsisstion OF The soaniah government and
rating In the revocation Of certain decree declaring
buicng materials fes Of duty. This ndenRcAton win
require large dis.u.sensnt ftom the treasury. The
Minister Of State said hs desired study the question:
and that he could brsg hare al the docsmsnts think
he viii nov eivs explanations touching the dsrsputsbIe
shout tho subssqusnt iudsmaicaion, and am surs they
viii DO becoming the national honor.
Senior zAvAIA Minister Of stats-I offered 70 make ex-
Necessary. Ths Black warrior i steamer ruanise b.
tween Mobile and New York. She touched It Havana
RANGED for The 1nrposs q her quick dsspataS hst ss
should gve In her manifest In ballast The Collector
Of ~ :,: e !. On ss + e q
lar article In Caba not permitted to b sxportsd-snd
they ssquesaed The master abandoned the vessel
1T within he time sds isS y law. the ssqussaten
had already taken Place. The estimate amounted TO
;. css but a.
ths payment Of II has bssn made while have bssn In the
nnkty, although the recognition Of that indsmai,y
qusnoe Of tempest in 1885, the authorities Of Cuba IN
view Of the necessities Of the population, lowered The
sSs en- nD:s on condition r., thai the "a %
approve Il, and the shippers EngAsh, Americans and
Holanders, asked for Just naturalization Tia Eng
the Dutch 70 eleven hundred and some dollars and ts
American to thirty-ore thousand dollars The govern
nsnt win further look into this matter, which mot yet
terminGtet.
Senior LrzuMAGAS Mariatigu regarding tho quss-
ton settled, has decided that the national honor IL II
ected IN the affair Of the Black Warrior eught there
fore 70 give some e1plsnaticns Before the revelation
Of July the detention Of the vessel had taken paes the
restitution, and the raising Of the embargo and then
those wsrc silent Who now CRY ont Il e 70 the govern
ment Of the revolution to for the injuries solicited
had pronounced unjust Thus the decentralization WAS
necessary OF the revocation Of the embAro
Between the quistude with which this at thst time
regarded and the noise which IL raised for what
only an incident the deputies win discover tie value Of
al this tumut From ncoptssabls facts It appears that
the embargo Of the Black Warrior the most unjust
thing In the world Whom came into the Ministry of
State found myself met by two claims from The Ameri
government: rst decentralization for the injuries
which had been declared unjust second, condemnation
counsel her Majesty that Naturalization should made
and that the authorities should be brought before the
trbuns There has been diminuHon Of the national
American government would have been melted out to the
republic Of San Msrno 1t has been said that indemnity
vas given when 1t not aaked for This 10 not trus
All wDl remember the perseverance, Of the former repre-
sentative ct this COURT end he wanted satisfaction
becauRe tho government, ON recalling tho Marquis Of
Pesusa had said that her Majesty satisfied with the
zeal and loyalty With which he had ruled in Cuba.
and three times said that convinced that the
tonal honor remained intact Beyond this desired to
know what degree Of exacnes belonged to the words OF
the President. For this did not expect to b attackei
in the manner in which have bean assaied BY Ssnor
LuxuriagA.
Senior IU2umAaA--I am aged, and think Whist have
the business Of tie Black Warrior qualified q dsreputa
ble {" deegraeiado.) could do less than rise In
my own defence.