New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

little among foreigners. There were wen tounde appre
tensions that general massacre OF Cunans was III
tended and to this possibly may he attributed az one
Of the motives for Compromise with the M %
the sacrifice Of the young hence he sent the Ioo"
ing telegram: .,s q,
Volunteer demonstration sr,irs authority OF @
n,n powers. serious srPhenaOno massacre every
The Secretary Of the Navy replies to that part OF tnG
resolution calling for copies OF instructions TO tne S
Commanders Of the United States, in Cuban waeir, LUZ
the protection OF the lives and property OF hmorM m
cit1ens and to maintain the dignity Of the Amencam
nag The Secretary furnishes the general ana ereentt
instructions. The first is to Rear.Admird Hon. dated
April 1863. in which he says; 4, ,-,.,,, ,ome
Of whom iunlv eutd while Others have only e,an 70 y
.Sa 'n S S ease. i' nut sat,s sa
born Or ues sSesS S, TT IL IN. to
the ehted Our protection as July you arc
on NAYS 1879, the Secretary of the Navy wrote Ad'
Report Department, through the PRES and sen.%. o.
We the United ssts. Government wishes neu.r,
!" .s to The 1s ,Sr v: s's b s be
y.a.Sed an! s,%aed 9G they on vnS g
arms md mutton: subject which The vss d, , .s
.rs as's S0 s , W 5on are % no @
u existing Cuba Omprom,.e The nm eon 10
Emn Sn s sisa , md Hnsn.n opportunity
ssss for Su . S% S Ts c q S,G
In an order to admiral Poor ds 6He5 low
that should keep some Of your 'h ,S"se" , Ue Ss
called should for from the Island Mme
The Department DOES not dae thai you .oa s ~ M United
STATE. Gag you shelter on board The ,tses
their person. pcper,s sacred arrs' the Interference Of
The SSse mi h, .b no r a Ga
On March 1870 the Secretary Of the Navy instructed
RearAdmral Poor TO proceed 70 Santiago de una anu
inquire into the treatment OF the American VccConsul
and citizens and Admiral Poor having repcrtcn Tue r.
to him. saying Your action in all things apprc. ed"
In the Instructions to Admiral Poor dated April TO-
1870 the Secretary, among other things, says:
While will careful contingency which NAV arise 10 pay
dive The % & u nf ISs {" %p WI" pn
ing been received h., much DISTURBED in the
SANITY place sud that tn anseous an dl'ore, state
.far a, mich might affect some of our citizens AID
The following instructions sent Ivy the Secretary
of the Navy 10 Rear Admiral Lee On the 18th OF july
possible the cp, hereof v, Santiago de Cab,
where in the vicinity for the protection If necessary Of our citizens and
The secretary of the Navy wrote to Rear Admiral Lee
Angus, t. is,l as focws; 3, ~. uo-r., sDv re-
e.e IN sns~er you ~cI. instructed on the I'm inst b sfmp
request m pro- Prince having been
c'% h m9 s, h,' ''If" n|r ,Hi ", wa rc
ceved through the Department of State Of great excite
SnI e weh rrsnt in
ton Of the students mentioned III the resolutions OF me
disturbed and to threaten serious danger to the persons
property and interests OF our citizens residing mere
sent by direction Of the Secretary Of the Navy
from Rear Admiral Lee to the commander of the monitor
United States steamers NipSic and Kansas respective
~, AT Pensacola and NewIork, and 10 the Commandments
Of the EavyYaIds at Pensacola and New York:
Navy DEPARrskSI. WAsHivGr"s. Nov. y. lS1l-7 m.
Commodore WEAVER. commanding Iron tf Terror
H.d Pa Proceed forth sh with The Ter under
Immediately AMI cooperate wi Consul General
Hal r be protection o Aues citizens and iu:eIrss Telegraph uc
this. also actual departure FROM XIV West and ARRIVAL
Havana utmost d,esicl disregard all conflicting l'tr1or
b. OrieI Of the Secretary OF tie Nay = 7. lye.
Admirsl commanding North Atlantic Fleet.
The same orders sent nj the same time 10 { ON
WANDER Vim. =. Mccain. commanding the Nipsc az
Pensacola. and to Commander Chester Hatfield com
in he n Ilsna at York They IeuPatei
L. the last named officer by the secretary OF the Navy
directly the suggestion OF the President, and the
Commanders of the Navy Yards at Pensacola and New
York ordered 10 all means 10 expedite the de-
parture of the ships In OF these orders Com
Iunnder Weaver arrived III the harbor of Havana with
the Uutod States r6-cad Terror, at O'Clock a.
Dec l. and put himself la communication with the Con
suldicneral Of the United States. She was followed
the United States steamer Nip>c al O'Clock ON the
4 Of December and by the Kansas at o'clock In the
afternoon OF the following day. ON the 9Th inst Com
ndnder Weaver, the senior officer present. called upon
N, CayiaIt.(ienera In company with the commander
o The Nipsic and ConsuenCral Hall. He reports that
ho with reception ana that at tue ddte
patch the 9Th inst the City Of Havana ~as
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