The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

The Consul General of DER aajesty nad oeen piormoo
those Individuals were taken board al New York as
casrcra.fs they my,pg dollars for Their
passage 10 be dlsemoarssd 70 nna.s neen miles OH inc
This However could be done account OF heavy
weather; ute, bad arrived at Pot au Prince without any
yeana on the tue pace not vessel be-
inc wlDg receive tnem board aud the United States
Consul in HGJu eiosed 10 'ake 'hem under his
proectiontleir not being tho manifest Of the
African and they not having aoy documents TO prove
sbey are cirzens or the Uoited States.
The Coz OF her Maj sy also sends copies OF various
belonging 10 toese individuals, which explain
their cor oion cou rstarce &c and their motives and
object in embarRrg on GARD tho african.
vessel Of has been sent TO Port Prince 70 as
certain from the Consul Of her Majesty all the facs OF tue
rhs p ~, by :" ns u ES &c
MIGUEL SUADEz v.GiL, secretary
LETTER FROM HERNANDEz.
h CONVENTION New YoKK-ro 1HE FhhslphN' vi ih
COMMISSION or The SAME 49,. -. .,,.,,,
tbs VOYAGE for our desiinaton This is TO b. nea!ed
with the I, s.. Of hives Our voyage was .easny
but agreeable: p TO ths nens nothing has ocsaeref
worth MENTIONING Il is quarter past eight oc'ocS
NJ 7h el April, and we have determined, AFTER long
cor sultatcn, 10 discmbark at two O'Clock a. N.
A, two clock This afternoon alarmed by man
Of war coming in sight, aud the patriots all prepare 70
sell their lives ocnriy. At prcsent bid you farewell
J. +, HERNANDEZ
PUERTO pmSc11x HsyII, April IS, 1859.
By tie sco0mpAnyice act Of the tn, YOU will see
positlcn 10 day will 20 y. the Presi lent who said
70 be MssoD; we .nal got from him waassver We can
but Whether he relieves us or not VIC shall not DO dts
mayed until arrive at our destination. We are lke
the saints in France in respect OF Cuba we actually %
Ieve that part Of the CubaDs who With us will not
proceed further with We have had no sickness on
board curing our long voyage Il Is Wl O'clock ana
nolhrg rev. If eau, viii let you know the result
cur Interview with the President are to SEQ hun Ut
three O'Clock and WIN Write you By the P yGe saS
This is succeeded by the following
On BOARD BRIGANrlSE AFRICAN /
Ar SEA, April 7, 1858. }
The New York Convention assembled In order 70 ais,
crss what occurred ut two O'Clock A. NJ this Jay. IL
arises {, ON tie rat the expedition coal MOI nse'
bark account Of the great cstaoce We were rom an
and b, the three boats Of the Arcin were hsat
cnt 10 hold cargo and the thirty five pass sngers;
it vas number remained on board, oeslfes tnon.
ssud pocn5s Of balis. Toe boats were IN sucn
bad copdiuon that AL the munitions and arms got
wet, and the boats made 50 muoa water tn.. tis,
nearly saLk tibet Should we brvc acceded to the TO
reaid ipperious and Insulting requests o. tue cipsp,
WHO desrtd Us leave his vess in fny manrrr b,sp
men ard effects would have been lost within short dis
tarce @! ,he vessel state OF the men, boats
and ,:crs would render It inpo'sioe TO dssmbs 10
Cuba tie Convention mined continue the voyage
n the direction of Hay repair the Injuries and
collect out its purpose aud u fuhi the
engerenefts entered into with our IL
wei that the Injuries the Convention has suf
fercd will have 10 sur for our cause arc 700 seri
precedr event. order that should hot strive Gnd
the ndirt ct canses which have to aus ef i
these Injuries personally morally aud tscun,sIiy Tor
African for the compliance Of his oblisaton-the bad
state OF the boats the distance fr m the shore aud u.
uncertain place where he wished 10 land instead Of at
the Fort OF Nueves Grandes where nc should have eea
ue for the Of 81 COO received by him in New York
Il shall he possible and The Convention de-
terrnned 10 formally protest, once, twice thrice or az
many lnes be requisite, against the captain or
- other Causes either indieect, of mis-
Nrtune in some manner Il was determined to hold
a general Jenta with all the bo,neTs OF II
Maria" VITO are in this expedition 10 give them
account Of the resoutops AMI hey approve OF tnem
to authorize them by their for the consequences
IN yssue Of this the thirty brothers with us
called together, and maofcsted uuanlmo mat
that cornpr ehended 10 s act is and upqnes
tiorabie, also the foundations upon wnicn
based therefore they approve Oh rayibg them, asking
Chat the Con veDtion may have copy and the thirty
brothers another TO be deposited 10 the a0ds OF the per
seon who has the confidence of the majority.
Juan H. Feix, Pc -gr,o H4rnet,
Ferrando C. Pho, Enrique Frito,
N. Ramirez, Balcomero Valdes,
Aruego dc Ramon zcqucra Vicente PeiraI,~s,
Fefragu, Antonio Lahens,
Msnrci j. Garcia, Aufres Cei's.
Pablo A. Goiibat Luis Fernandez,
Agustin II. Mosrreta, Manuel :. Bsz.u,
Manuel j. Garcia JO,enzo Csnaras
Ines j Prieto, jose Elias Hernandez,
Marcos Cabrera, Manuel Mreno,
IeIacio Nu1ez, Gaspar Silva,
Co,t e,in Rfverop Ntp Zaioivar
MejsncrO Ar'os, Autooo Maria Bsancourt
Francisco Lahens, Emilio Ramirez,
Domingo Alvarez, Laureano Pena,
Juan Taiayera, Manuel ViLaDoya,
Feiipo Fucntes
Monk The copy belonging to the thirty brothers was de-
ivcred 70 Senior Don Antonio Maria Beancourt by the
After which following somewhat ludicrous vet
distressing letter.
HAYn, April 10, 1862
My DEAR UNCLE inform you that We arrived here
afer twenty days voyage better said, Of sucrings
because were near QrOWnng when close TO
boats brought for the dsemS II kation were good for
nothing, and went down. that there has been great
uncle here am without cent and only the Clothes on
my back and the JUDta cannot givo mactenance
because s rather shot Of funds 80 re we are thirty
i've poor follows who compo.e the ertlre expedition
believe greater act OF insanity than this 10 ba onto
impose he-io SO upon such an expedition with only
thirty five According To my views there is hope
left US; the Junta will "kn ,ck under, wc-smong
negroes and without knowle Ige OF the IanguageFrencb
being spoken here. So, uncle, If you do not send
money for my passage Shall certainly shoot myself,
tor this is very wretchcd, and it is impossible TO
steal.
This city is called Port Prince the capital Of this
miserable land, where had to give declaration
der to be able to dsembark The old lady will have to
send something Perhaps the letters may go
to the bcuse Of rruco Aguiar. Tell eiyo
letters for N. Black and Garcia Prieo. do not write
much became my aches terribly from pure despe.
ration | have much to say have suffered great
pay me ae eos distinction sorh do no. s e 'psy
uncle receive many regards from Pfieio and the a,wn
T. Pplrro, care Of Jose Perzez, 5a5 P,won street. mia
delphia.
trrarslated from the Dario do Ia Marina of the aoth
April, for the NEW YonK HERAIDl
Our contemporary, the Gdca, puolispcs day In is
official pant the interesting documents which reproduce
In smother column, and by which the news which
gave in former number concerning the convention
embarked at New York TO invade island fully
filmed We call the attention Of the reader them no.
IL is difficult to meet it'll anything original,
in any view n which they considered. But issue
of the Gacu Of this day not limited TO the publication
Of these documents that subject In the unofficial part
referring those notices. and with the view Of COM
perg TIE dea OF the important character abor un
oeitsken By the lfs.yed sign CONVENTION OF New
York Of tie elements upon which II counts our con-
Temporary publishes certain biographical notices Of
several members Of tho convention which are confirmed
not less fuly by the nfoimion winch has reached u.s.
The short time, it which have been able con-
lnand has permitted procure data to exhibit the
respectabnsy of all the Thirty ivo expsdonists We
therefore lsr,h ourselves TO the following
Miguel Hsldiya ordered to b by tho First A.
cade OF this city, on the 10th Of July, 1851 case Of
negro stealing.
Manuel Ramrcz Tapis. Cuc,ar orders for his ares,
given BY the ordinary tribunals since Is55 aoscondng
thief.
1857, for homicide.
Francisco Iaheus Circular orders his arrest snco
1854, as fugitive from the psutentary.
Ramon Zequeira Ferigat Fugitive from tho peneua-
ry leader Of highway band fled 10 the un,ted Statos in
consequence Of the hue aud cry.
Inez Fuentes Preto. Same as tho preceding.