The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-12


BRITISH INTERFERENCE WITH AMERICAN VESSELS At
BAN JUAN DEL NORTE-PKoTEsT OF CAPT. TrNKLH-
PAUGH, OF The oRIZABA--wHAT WILL THE GOV.
ERsMENr DO IN TaE MATTER ?-THE PANAMA.
Observation-Disclosures LAWS MUsxErs--Tm
HERsEhT CASE, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, May IA, 1866.
The following protest presented the Secretary Of
State last week, and vas considered in Cabinet couno
the same DAY. and received serious confederation and de-
hnite sction, informed; was determined on Our
government will speedily ps inquiry int, the
actkn Of the English Of the British asuof-
war and unless satisfaction, ample and sufficient il had
our government win hold the English government re.
sponsibe T6is Is not the first instance that has cos
70 the knowledge Of our govepment-nct the .st time
that the flag insulted and the wrong
allowed 10 pass with impunity; ANA the cid Premier
does Lot wake up from his drowsOess, thu people wig
tahe the mater In their han;s But to the protest
which received from The Stale Department
kDwABD L. TINKLEPAuGH's PROTEST..
That he Is and has b.en stsr Of the Ozabs,
YORK; OF the ourceD Of about AGO TONS Owned by Chss
A. Whitney Of New York; thar she salsd from sid port
If San Juan Gel Nor,e Nicaragua having on board s5out
aSo passengers OF whom aoont 400 mad tickets for SAN
frsIesco In California, and he remainder had tickets
for San Juan cs Norc that the orzsbA arrived at SAN
Juan del Norte on lie 1871 cay Of April 1856 about
II o'clock that at or tbs ship came to anchor
the Wheeler, q small steamer bound up the river San
Juan, os ne alon gsde, and tis dep,nent commenced
to her the passengers from the Orzaba that
after a we passepsers except come thirty forty had
got seoeAi the small steamer and had delivered up their
tickets for tsnsft passage Captain Joseph N. Scott tho
agent Of boat notified this deponent that Cap
tSin the snder Of tina British soop
EuTyece lying anchor ct the TANGO Of ABOUT one
fourth Of mile III m the Oisaoa haa given orders that
the pAater should b ,sken back the Ornsba
that re woud not aew them 90 On board the smsH
steansr or 70 proceed the way that tae ,fvec
bee. must b hauled % from .heoaAos the, this eepo
nept thereupon gave orders to stop further
q passengers 70 e river boat until he could ascertain
the sale Captain Taettn in.snced to enforce his saad
oroer hat opponent TOOK email boat and went ashore
and ouno Captain Tarton about leaving shore in ee or
Fnnace that THIS ceponen then asked Capt TarIetcn
h. s 90 s r,s s 81 ms and
toIneo BIN tkst the Oxabs had 500 men for walker on
dsRot en- answered bst bis ,norm.on vss nt
ehsrs bad only paid TO- sen juan del Norts and that
there we're more who had tickets for The interior; THAI
gers; Captain Tarleon replied take them basx: demo-
nen said that he could not do tnatthat he yhsdnt mo-
Colon sna ,sa ~ them e
do that: Captain Tsrlcton asked Il he bad : Va
D q ne Pssss.s.rs 90 board the or1abA d.ponsn
60 aboard the Ofaaba look at her way bill ano male
further rauries before decide what 70 do; he then
boat, and go aboard the ship with him that deponsrs
gy go into his boa aud On beard lie shie
wm sn0 ssu Usg h Iarst ard Captain Scott above
and this deponsnt then went to the oce Of the purss
On posa inc urzAbs and Opponent nquisei OF the pur.
Iarleon took the ships way bid and examined II. ho
tnen remarked that old give the Ion tina
Iasser gers that deponens Replied that the
oa .0a nso tickets for San Francisco by the Pacific
esper; mat passenger who standing nsar them,
,eptso up ana said ~ am going Nic,ragua;v Cap
n asked him what be gJsg there for; the
msn replied that he was going there with his wits
enc TWO children to ssttle that an lther man then
sa,o ne also vas going there with his wife 70
% snet said Captain Tareton then said be would
,ne passengers to proced their way and would
no, hteere; hat ts transfer Of the passengers and
feeht Of this deponenta chip delayed for the space
o. aoout Two boprs by the aforesaid OF the said
plain Isreton that the Orzass laid ~ San Jnan afors-
fed ontu ire afternoon OF the 21st Of April 1906 that
oo maj day the river steamer alongside the OrizAba