New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15


am, respectfully, sir your otd serv't:,
Commander U. S. Navy. y
In reply to the above says the Aspinwall Courier Of
the I'd st the Governor endeavors to throw the onus
Of originating the tcatastrophe'' upon the passerl-
presents two declarations, both very erroneous
and much distorted proof that the culpability lies
where he would place it-urges that he is doing all
he to secure the protection for the passengers
hereafter and asserts that no resident foreigners
would have been moested il the passengers had not
taken refuge with them. L
The day following this correspondence, Mr. Allan
McLane, Agent Of the P. NJ. S. s. Company, ad-
dressed a letter to Capt Bailey, explaining how a
cannon and other property had been taken from the
steamer Taboga, belonging to said company, on the
Of the 18TH and asking an order for their re-
I turn. We quote the conclusions Of Mr.. McLane in
/ full, as they were sworn to-:
either the attack was directly premeditated or
that had been perfected the popl
lation by white natives living
Tie foreigners BY luminosity Jealousy Of the
ralroad was to b used
the aa and steamship property
f BUCKS a fissh @
while opposed 10 re possessing equal
Civilized IN grant snd q sh
he has acquired right by Of taxes. Y S7I7
que pacing themselves between tie riot
Governor # the State instead Of quellng the
riot BY back his people beyond the any
its police to the front and beween tie fiotes Allowed hnse
h Ie Ssp ss from
The only unable 70 restrain his
ag 'ns1 a''4sS
9th That the vas unable eecuay TO suppress the
That the auors q te massacre the police force,
5 sds
VI N eSld s
assisted il aets ot plumb -
IND The station s eft the and the
mercy s Of an nfuae ted
s THAT when the Governor ordered his police to advance
and the iere a no firing sad
tho Whole evening as las since been shown BY he sur
vey held by respectable persons on said premises
A correspondence then ensued between Capt. Bailey
and the Governor We give Capt. BIS letter. Although
there date to it, it must have been written and
| forwarded on the oath
i His Excellency Don Francisco de Fabregn
i Acting Governor Of Panama, etc.
eSy ss The
Nail steamship Company 90,
ea pointed the loaded the raboga
s @ os 1s oE to ss M
discuss the prompt arrest and punishment Of the lat
Sf
' s sssnsn to we os m
this % ATTIC at what s
ship Company the cannon muskets and rifles illegally taken
I'M respectfully sir your obd't sorvt
N u Z Commander us. N.
The Governors reply--which is puerie to the last
degfee-s dated the Oath. He announces the restora
ton of the guns, ETC., and goes into an argument
which proves his own want of capacity to rule, firm
ness Or bravery 1t is not worth the space it wouli
occupy in our columns, and therefore we omit it
The subjoined is Capt Baey's reply, and we charac
& terize it as manly and forcble II: ) ) <
$ sseer $: ! !Sssi! r4s4s4 April Is, 1856
His Excellency, Don francisco dc Fabregss
r,ss: e nc 81 f is Of
Apart from the announcement q the restoration the owner
A. aRs sEas Sn ,s
s bs e y TG ,R ape
and wherefore undertook The fearful resfons
and yo hsS
punish the guilty and restore the plumber. 3s39.
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id
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place between foreigners the side and natives tn
HsSs
possible that your Excelency recognizes but one party
that you shelter yourself under the phiosopie asnrene
g. pob
safety of the transit for the future unless your Exceenc
shall devise most speedy and eSeGioas method for
= hereafter. 3Es y 81 5E a
m police who took paE. tia terrible tragedy
dsemsd M esrgeney dss4oy
lensy vii furnish US to any extent t9 the future aad Y
steamers Uncle Golden Age w,ho,
am, with the force under my eommsnd but from eight
ten days removed from communication With my government
which the fearful that have incurred ha
for and security thu
shall do all power avert any danger that
e In directing my first communication your Exceilency
what you towards punish
ing the parties concerned IN the trlghil aroei wanted
e officials dismissed some alnson plumber restored
he H. sfs dc @
g. Client juscation sr its frighsfui cencusion
TO shall Inc honor 10 submit jour two communicaone
my Government prespning that they will not be a,isiat
!. Signed 80 VGse'S' T. BAILEY,
te Commanding IS. N.
T We hope the next correspondence between the CAP
le tain and the Governor will be-unless indemnity 70
the past and security for the future is rnshedof
AZ heapie nature than paper pellets. The Captain
g doubtless, would prefer shot and shell.
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ID New ORLEANS FEMALE CoLLEaIATE INsTlTUTE-
o Gov Wicklha has appointed on behalf of the STATE
is Rev. sylyanus Woodbridge and Professor A. Vallas