The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-14
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Lsosvais--o.irase GA 10 American Consss-rA< United
No.es RAG PslIsd Do0a ard Torn into SAraisThe Con-
sss Oolioed % Fly Board English Vessel-L Taec
uRemsds-IaAamaa ku,d>r u he Dutch Coasups Csrk--
Vol Vega and Hrs ptltciIous Crese-TH Port 20 Dc
Vsoed-7tndsr 81 Sy~patsy 10 Consul Ddvies, &c
Op my arrival here found all business at stand stii,
and the only subject Of discussion The town now
occupation by the State roops-the libersls~ number
ug about 400 men. All the national offices are closed,
the conservatives officials and troops having ahsconded
IN the 9th inst, Intendant Mramon Viecc, the MAJOR
eonman ding and 500 troops with few OF the late OH
sa departed In the schooner EIabeh, the property Oh
Nicholas Daviee American Consul they having previous
y seized her, bound, go l hear, TO Santa Malta
On the lita Colones Vega aad Labonces with about
$50 .soops came from CAEeron, 81 mixes distant, and
sook possession proceeding to levy on tfc merchants ana
Demanding Of the consul the moderate sum Of
$1,000 which he as prenlpsiy refused to pay This desire
10 retain his property much offence 10 the lbe
raj gentlemen and as their portentous murmurn reach
cd Nj Davies he caused his doors and windows to be
pesled uTA-the seae Bearing the consular Then
with flag hos,ed ne srussedso the stars and stripes for
protection Fatal isscyi for the afternoon Of the l2h
rabbe of soldiers, officers and people went the
suate and under The superintendent Of lieutenant Of
Vegas troops, cue down tho STAFF aud up the Gag
quite one, rendering for future de :idedly
neeryiceaole they then on the seals from doors
and wiudows, and with them the window shutters be-
scsght p-eca,icne and threatened horrible things to
Uuneuie 10 general and Of their intended expulsion from
Aagdaena n particular Desiring 10 make nnish OF too
eagle, they nov sought Davies; but luoAiy becoming
alarmed at they violence the od gentleman timely made
good hs exit ~ IN English brg-not bit too soon, how
AZ Enelsh men Var are plenty IN this neighoorhood
n
York The ISI the Consul being transferred TO the pro-
lection of the trtcoior ON a bark fear toe in.
tended tal Of this knoSn not only by
Vega and lvansed bat aso by jose Maria Herrera the
governor OF the province IL vas openly aAea oil "a the
and thase prominent IN IL execution, re-
gret 10 say, appear - be ntnaies Of his EAcelen;y
Dawes has The reputation OF being honorable and
peotAbe man, bospitsbe and unofending merchant OF
bpg slanding vel and favoratly known your city and
Liverpool ne Is believe na;ura.zed citizen OF the
states but whether foreign 10 tue manor born, the
u his cssce clearly in keeping his property.
Why the Tag received the sho wered upon 1t
would be difficult 10 tell. To my knowledge, throughout
South America hundreds Of refugees political parties
owe the continuance OF their existence to it's protection
And especially those called liberals the almost
Lees revolutions Of New Granada You Will agree with
sre, thai Davies office is not very desirable,
one political party taxes his ships the other, highway
fsston, demands his money hs lie. The ire
suopcy OF such occurrences this OF the continent
OF late years is becoming very aafmibg-the tardness OF
redress creating contempt and nsoeace u Is nigh time
snese Questionable gentlemen, with much unlicensed
liberty tendencies, should be taught severe 'eson.
some government should inculcate them a lasting
spee. fer civilized nations. Disappointed in finding
Davies, and thrstipg blood, thoy is,h INST
dragged an Innocent and quiet gentleman beloved by all
who knew Inn, ffef boat Of the Amabe Maria 10 pri-
son, where ne pinned % the wall by lance driven
through his spine Lewis Simon vas the well known
clerk of no Dutch Consul Eli Pnedo, and capacity
and obey the Instructions Of his principal be visited
abe schocper Della which few hours prev iorsiy
had arrived and anchored IN tho roadstcad,
NOT tee Purpose Of receiving letters and giving
instrustione s customary, his employer being
part On The beats bringing him 10 stsore-the
sAme being The Jolly boat OF the Amaoe Mara-whlch
kindly furnished the Consul by Capt Grey poor simon
dragged 10 the prison and thus nhumany murdered,
he cres from his agonies and the lamentations OF bis
wife ana children N pglng together. Although the Con-
sus have ak.d for redress from the gentlemen VI the
state Euhnrscs, they have received They have,
however been politely Informed OF their complaints being
1ed IN the ercumlo ;ution Office, than which better
regulated exists IN any country Nor did the redoubta
De ooloueS 90 anytb az who, tbay neither paftici
ssted nor sy tnrathized 10 transactions revolving 10
cvshsed man, certainly might nave cersurcd the
vel known authors
To day the 18th inst, Vega who heavy built, dark
ln, black man, embarked about hundred Of
arisele fellows the sch amabe Mara their
destination, have heard s Santa Marta their avowed
ntentcn, 10 make short work Of the Y!eco's
t-ooYs No DOUBT they will, Il victorious for ces
Frste ragged stoeess vlsnous look u
and lad an never before aud their conduct here
tihes heir looks VERY pleasant gentlemen, bet zoo
cuber. feel GAZE wber board, bet AZ other time
This port e 10 be ceed the 9Th proximo; the decree
rays. Mr.. Ara,non. the Inendant Issued ths, no; by
any means uncommon document IN South America and
eft nmedsteiy aneIth- usual course-niendsnis con
fderng Their presence d. rp, and their absence, neon
-nt, met undoubtedly prudential Davies waited
The other day by the other consular officers who kindly
rendered their sympathi-s, and joined With him in de-
sArsion u the outrage IL his government This
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