The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1853, Page 2

"THE ISLAND OF CUBA Diplomatic Correspondence between the British Government and its Ministers. Empertant and Interesting Soraps of History, ho, d0., 4 below for the ‘nstraction of our readers Pi geek exchanged for the past fow years between the British goverument and its Ministers to Francs, Spain end the Usiced States, om the sudje:t of the Island 0 Cuba. Those papers have not hitherto met the publie sight, ani as they form the comple neat to gach diploms tie corre: pondence a1 we have hitherto from time to time publisbed io the New York Hepazp, we now Present them to our readere :— LORD BOWDEN, BKITISH MINISTER TO MADBID, TO EABL GXANVILLE, SKCMBTABY FOR FORBIGN TKS. [easel Maver January 9, 1852, ‘the apxious dsive of the syaut-h I tabe the liberty of calting your Lordabip’s attention to the eish wiwely ceo bere that through the friewdly interest avd 1 fluence of Erglan®, am adaegatory op the bert of France and the United states, apd land of course mght be made with regard to Caba, [beve po dount -ba: -uch » declaration, obtained through the good otfice» of Eogland, woald be most thankfully received wad give her relative postition here proportionate weigot LORD COWLEY, PRITISH MINISTER TO FRANCE, TO TaB L OF MALMESBURY, SEORETARY FOR FOREIGN AFF AlKS, Paris, March 18 1852 Mr Lorp—M. De Turget spoke w ms yesierday ith flome annety rerpesiox & de-ye om wiich he mad just Feosived from Maord «id fr m #nich it appeared that ‘the OVO (Tar DT Dad reason to bel eve (hate fresh expediiion aguinst Cubs was preyariog at New Orlosas, Thave, &o. COWLEY, VIOH-ADMIRAL SIX GC. SEYMOUR TO THR SECRETARY 10 THE aDMIRaLTy. Extract] Feoruary 19 1852 ‘This iglend is at ore ent in per tect trarqail ity, although Bhe Captaio-Gevers! 1.5 »cqasinted me there have doen «for avevher expedition cf adven ‘there States; Dat the accrunts, doth Df thetr progress s«4 <+-tioation, are extremely vagae. Tre troov- apoear to bs ine state of diss cine eS they sre about 2) 000 in numoer noma ndditio » baviz« been made to thi: army since the failure of Loper’s at nck Tt in understoec that she Cactain-General, Don José de la Conoba, bas siviard improvements in the civil ad- Ministration ut the i-!and bat 1.0 changes have been yet g@uthorised by the Queen's government, either ia its ad Tinistration or import. In the meentime not! ing can be more prosperous than the commerce of thix city wud port, aud the product of fugar te likely to be better than ia the Ist year, wnen it (as very sduré+nt. T have received «very attention from the Captain Gene- Tai end paval acd will'sry sutborities. CHE SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO THE SE- CKBTARY TU TH ADM{KALTY. KoxmGs UFFIcg Avril 10, 1852. Sm— With reference to ‘hat vart of Vice Admiral Sic Seymour's Gexpatch of the Zita February last of whios 8 copy was inciowd tu Cap'sia Hamilton’s letter Ot the Blot vitimo. ix wh ch Sir George Seymour reque ts that be may be fursisned «icn turiner {nstrastions for his guidence witn recard 0 any piraticn atteck which way be msde upon Cubs | om directed by the Earl of Maimesbary to reque-t that you will inform tne Lords Commiscioners of roe Admirsi'y tnat his Lord«hio will Coceult with the Fresca yo erameat as to the exge Sieooy cf giving furvber orders to the Briti-h and Freceh em the West [agian station re-pecang Cuba, and as 10 thos orders te ug identic 1, if given. I an, be, (Sgced) H. U. ADDINGION. ME OBAMPTON, BRITISH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON, Tu TUB SABL OF MALMESBURY. WasiisGrox, Avril 25, 1852 Mr Losp—In obecience w tne iatructions contained bart opr de-patin of tae 8ch tost , I have com *o the goverawent of the United Staves, simal- faneoarly wite my Kreoch colleague, the proposai on the of ber pee verpment thet of France tho-e beetle her wich t ve: Of the United stews, should wnnee they pel theres ee inve:changs iy whether by couventicn oF 15, + Of Crmal Doves by which they should spect eees Beverally ard cvilectively to reaouvce both now asa hereafter, ail inten'icn (0 coven po sersion of Cabs, and pe ag oil attempts to that effect on the part otbers Tread to Mr. Webster your Lordsbio's despatch, and the shere'n inciosed for « conveation for carr ving into effects the purport intended, ta pievence of aL de Sar- ‘Siges, who, when I nad cocciuved «tested to Mr. Wedsier ‘hat he hed received frcm bi. govern nent o despatch aad Project fore conven soo w sli respects identical with ‘Phose which | bad just commuricated Me. Webdrier seid vo us w reyly that be would imme bring whe subject, (the tusortance of which he ply Sppreciated,) urcer the con ideration of ths Presi- and short!) communicate to us the determina cion f the Unired States goveromens in tue mater. Head Jored us boeever, that we could uot state too strongly jo oar etive gover umen's bin Ow: Grtira comsurTeVCe wm their with mgerd coCuss. Whether ths Uattei Brates could enter tutu « cvuveucion with foreiga po vers, im whioh those view. :boulo be embodied, was, however, & quesrion requiring con-ideration and liabie to some i Mr. Webster's maaver during this interview was f-aak, and be reemed 10 receive the vropossl of the two govern mente im the esme trieudiy epirt: 10 ehicn tt was nade, Ihave, &, JOHN F, CRAMPTON. THE MARQUIS OF MIRAFLORES, SPANISH SECRETARY OF 8TaTE, TO LURD HOWDEN, THE BAITISH MINIB- TKR. ARanscrz April 90 1852 ~ Mr Lorp—In the no'e which your Lordship did me the honor of addseseing to me uncer ye tertar's date 1 bed the esusfaction of receicirn swe orcjecs uf @ tripe tite Geolaration her—se0~ o/tat B itain Fracce and the Usied Baws of America wih segard to tne [sland of Cubs, ‘which project has bern already signed by the two govern: mente of jard sud Fracce for the acceptativa aad aig. Bature of the federal The pment «of her Majeaty appreciates at ite just | Walue this remarkadie pro fof the siace:e de-i-e whica Je entertained by the goverument ef uer B itaanic Msjaa fy toeesist iv that tur ye'eo righ: of Spain over Cubs may moquire anotber pledge of security and provection—s pedge Qs important as ii ought wo be in constderation of tae Goclaration here trea'ed oa. I request thea. your Lor Bbip to bawe tae gr dren to be ‘ne interpre er te your tof the (edo: Of cordial grativude sad good th ebich toat f her Msjssty 1s auimsted. & naturel comrequecce of ite nuble prosvediags in this im- t matter I: ie bigbly agreeshl+ fo ue to be able to offer to your ‘Lordebip. ta reg.y cg to your sovve mentionsd note a new testimony «f the tivel -atict-ctiow which the govers ment Of her Majerty (erie in refle tig uvoa the maaaer 6 aen- tially beneficial for the o ~G isterests of Syein aad Boy with which your Lordabip fils the high mtssioa Bovfided to you by your august rovervign st tha court. I beg your Lorabip to accept the sincere and expres sive thacks which I give you ia the name of the Government of her Majesty, for the efficacl us maaner in whch you hive contrinated to the Bipsy issue of the D-go ie'ioa whieh forms the subject of the Present commatics ton; ad t: is to be hoped that, being ed by buch able Manda it will attein the desived | Ond of couscitoaurg for ever ic Cuda its prevent pros focrative to wit while 't retaioe these ¢mdi- uld be dangerous to tre veacs of the world rovelty oceur «bled en ali distard the ie. EL MARQUES DE MIRAPLORES. LORD COWLEY TO THE EARL OF MALMESBURY. Pants May 13 1852 Mr Lorp—The reoort made by M de Sa-tiges of the manner in which \ir. Web. er recmend che jviat propor thos of G aud Fraves that the United Stares ebovla jrio s to tug @ Convention dee their policy with rexpect to the Lined of Cum coin! ly 11h the repo tmede to your Lordship by Mr, Cress cron in bis Ce*petoh of the 25¢h ultimo M. do Gsrtiges stares sito. that he had recsived the Moet satiefactory sau aoe: from Mr Westar, respeit- ing (b« determiontios of the United Staces government ‘0 Oupere am far po tt wee sole tne renewal of any piracical ta) e¢i ORF ageinet that teland, COWLEY. Eave, bo, MR. CRAMPTON TO THE FARL OF MALMESBURY. Wasitivutox, May 3 18 Wy Lomm~ T bad the bomor of info-ming your Lordship, fo my ceventen of ‘ne 25th w time thet! oad waited upon Mr Webdacer inc many with my French collesgas, MM. de Sartigeo—tbe: | bac rand to hia your Lordsn o's desvaton cf the 8 b oliwo io regard to the views of her Majes'y'a goveromen’ 1* pretiog Cuba and that M da Barred feed vtec thay be had received from hi« govera- ment a despetor in ot! respec « identi that ad- Gre<coa to me by your Lordatip on this © Immediately after our interview with Mr Webster M de Sartige: sod m=relf rankaitted to Me Webster, wt his Own ruggertion. 00 16) 4 the desontcne: io question, and | Of the project fur e convention therein coutsiaed in con- fideotia! motes similady worced (« copy of mine i here with enolosee ) Mr Wen tor baviog stated that ne would, tn achnowledairg the receipt of tham recapitulate to Buocinctly the gears! «of the U aited States govern ment in regard to Cure and state toat the proposition Of our respective yore rments would bs immediately Pubmitted to the serious coms deration of the Presdeat Of the United Stare~ Mr. Wene or 'y addrenved to as respectively the note of which I vere tee hovor to enclose 4 copy. Bave alvo the bovor ©) enciow a copy of my reply M de Sartiass an) jn acknosleigiag the receipt of this dcoument bev ned ourselves to aa expres sion of Our fati faction noarreace therein ex premed on the part of ‘be dtaras government, with the J penticents ealermine) by our govern ments, col ee It is «tated that the ore oosi-toa which ‘ve have made is auder “he +€ tous © \neiderativa of the senordtoy President, we have ao<tarned fur he presen. fon all. ing Mr Webster's at ention to the awn gly which ore hich will pot exeape our Lordship’: artew too, io the phraseology empl yed im relation to the pos pitle ovesion to Cubs i> any other vorer thao Mr. W wola ms om the oact of the Jn tated a “any dex'go upon Cuba’! by which exores- | sion, it tt afierwards be averred, that any bostile ell that was seant; but in alutiog to tne dean’? alesee in the unwitllogmens of the Unired States to ce | Oomsion of «bat teland by Apsfa to anotner , oan power’? seem to be rtudions | ich tt might perhape be inferred the United obj ion “ould pot be felt States torths oreston of Oubs to ay Americaa peer | here; tee. JOAN F. CRAMPTON, \ ) | time it wee MR. CRAMPTON TO THE EARL OF MALMESBURY. [Exwect } Wasuiratos May 17 1852. ‘The Spevich Mivister, M Calderoe de la come i wlermetion ia reeeed to ccmmovnication with the Pre: upon this matter; and it wonid ment of the United States bed tion that something +f the sort {a on foot for the Presi- dent informed M Csideron that orders bad siready been sent to the United States sathorities in the different ports measures for the rapression of any such attempt. Abe mforwstion a yet received by M Calderon seams to be very vague Ihave, hosever myself earved from 8 coptdential sonrow, usp which I place some reliance, at on expedition is tn fact meditated by certain parties in the South, snd tbat it is intended that it should leave some port of Florida. SAME TO 8AME. Wasuisotos, Juve 20, 1852, My Lorp—I bad the honor of +tsavg. in my despateh of the 17th ultimo that the Spanish Minister here hud Obtxined sowe information which Ind him to delieve thet & Cewign was enter‘ained in the United 3.ates of moking a yevewed pira ics! at'eck noom the I ised of Cabs; added. that the President of the United States apovered alto to have had an intimation the: somerhiog of she sort wee inter ded, acd that [ bad myself received informaiion which led me to the »+me conaiu-toa. Totelligence which bas -ince resche1 me from @ sources om + bien I rely ‘ncuces me to delieve that, alcnough the parties to whom I 4! uted are still dent usem oscryiag their sebeme inte execution. 8] actve proceedings in the water have been surpenced for the pre-ent, from the difficulty of raising @ sufficient pecuniary fuad for the unde taking ‘This ir the difficulty whioh is not now likely to be ob vViated. It is not at any ture easy to rei-e a considera le tum for » speculation ot Lbisnarure io the United States; bo, could ths be done with the -ec-esy 16quisite for the purpore in view The g enter part of the money used for the expedition onder Lovez wa- supplied from Caba; but the Ci-est ous termination of thas exvedition seems to have discourased tee dirnffec'ed indabditents of tae islsnd from moking avy further advences; whilat the in- Grepeed vigilance uf the Sosnish government hes, pro- dably, sino its effer: ia deterring tham Is is troe that sea 8 inconridernble sums were raised ia the Uarted Stetes at the time of that expecition on wat were called Cubs bonds, payabie ster the io eoded revolation snould Deve tazen place, bat the fraudulent practices by which te price 0° thore bonds wan momeotarily raived by s ebameless &bure of the public prevs and of the telegrachic communications of “he couatry, in apresdiag faoricated re, orts Of the supposed reccres of Lopez were #0 tho. ugh ly expored 8 tbat time as to leave little chance ef such a resource being synia resorted to with success A partially puseeesful tosurcestion in the islend tteelf woud. however, have the immedi te effec of calling ia’o activity all the +chemes for aifectiog ne favorie ob- ject of the snrexetion of Cubs ‘© th» Uatted States. ese, altboush they may from time to time «ppear to be dormant have ss-nmedall the charscier of & perms ens ODepirecy. snd reem to re-alt iro a sort of habit- usl feeling au ong » lasge class 0’ the tobsbitants of this country. Ihave & JOHN F. CRa dPTON. SAME TO SAMB. Wasmaaron, June 20 1852. The President of the Uciwa States has acdressed a mereege te the Senate recommending that aa indemnity thou d be grented by Congress to those Spanish subjects who sustaed ixjory durmg the popular tumult whish took place at New Orl-sos in August last on the arrival of the inteigence of une {silure of the ptratical expsdi- tion under Lopez sgainss the islaod of Cuda and of tae captu’e apd mmeciate execution of himself aud fifty of bis asacciates. It is of course unoertsin how far Conzresa may adopt the preeent recommendation of the P-extdeat; but it can not but be gratifying to her Catholic Majesty’s govern- ment that the Executive of the United Stetes takea thoa step, accompanied as it ia, by @ haudsome acknow- leoguent by the President of the generous clemeacy of ber Catholic Majesty in granting » tree pardon toa nun- ber of citizens of the United States who had so uajustid- ebty invaded ber Gowinions, T have the bovor to inc'ore an extract from the Va tional Intelligencer newspaper, containiog a shor: abstract of the Presideut’s messsge So soon it shall have bern publshed im extemo I will not fail to wansmit a copy of at to your Lord. bp (Extract.} SAME TO SAME. WasiunGrox. Jaly 12, 1952, My Lorp—I had the benor of tranwmttting to your Lordship, with my despatch of tha 3d of May lat, a copy of the reply which was returned by the United Saves Score ary of State to the provoral mede to the American government by the Freacn Minis er and myved for n tri- partite arrepgement, wether by conveation orby the exchacge of formal notes, by which the three govern me:tsof Epglauo France and the United Stares ebould bind themwolras, cavern Ly a .d quilectiveiy. to reaoaase, both row becestter, sli incentoa of obtaining peeston of the liland corona, bees { Mr Wev-ter, ip this reply, Romwead vs that the subject sbguid be brougrt uncer ube corsidermran of the Presi- Gent, and should receive bis serious ntreniioa, Two months bavicg, bowever, elupred without our aq ceivir g apy further commuvicatton from Mr Webster on this rubject, and certsia ercumstegces regarding the isternas! political stare of tal, couatry, whica M, 34) bod mysest Ded reason to beLeve were tae Cause of This Celsy. vo longer exinting, Voought tast toe time hed cme whep ic sould be well bring th@ matter nesta uncer the consideration of coe United States governmect, Bnd at the same time W call Mr, Webscer's atteatiog to that ambigui'y whica, a [ remareed io my @ .0ve-ra1 thoned Cespateh 10 your Lo detip prevails tu the ph rase- ology Of Biv LO reimtive vo the possioie cession of Curm wie by OCher Power tben Spain My Freveh colita ue std my-elf bave acrordiagly *p up io common, toe ouve of whica I pave ine LITO 0 CROlO-e & Copy. To this communicotion we agein pre-ent the proposi tirn ef cur governments to the con-ideration of that of the Unived Stater; we endeavor < ciear up soy mixsopre- hecsioo which wisnt esist aa te the@exact weaniag aad 1 of the propored declaration; and we oriag forwaid, © support of 1s adoption, rues ergumeute as appsar t us mist iely to recommend it to che favurable con- rice-wtiep of the Ame ican guveroment Ihave, &. voax F, CRAMPTON, MEMORANDUM OF THE SPANISH SECRETARY OF *TaTb TO THE SPANISH MIAISTER AT WASILING- TON. {Tracelation J Her Msjesty’s government desire that. should the gov. errment of ibe United 5 s’e not aahere to the decia Tallon Tesyecti « the Ilsnd of Cubs, eotrusced to tae Britt b and French reoressutatives at Wasnivgtoa Eng: gland and Francs sould dec'are oa their rice, that they never will sUO* any oper Power, #Dether Curopesa or Awer'cap. avy we to possess itecif of the Isiaad of Cubs either by cession, wienetion cooque:t or iasur reolion of the seme. Any suca declsraiua made by the two Powers collec ively would aoe Wer the tatiweuoa put forward cb & ormer occasion by the Usiten Staten, neree To nliow & Evropesn povert possers tself of Cube I; would be, muneorer, in unsopacce with tne ides which. sccwerne 1b\o me ion received by ber Carho- He Mejesty’s government at preect preva ls win tne Freveh and Grid-h represen to woose care the mm gowatons Low prodicg et Warbington have been ea- trus ea MR. CRAMPTON TO TLE FARL OF MALMESBURY. [Exvect } Wasuinatux, Us oder 24, 1852 The spenish Minister nxre imforms me cast Mr. Conrad, the Acting wee wry of Sate of the Uoited Stater, bas stavec to tim thet cee Usited states goverpuet bave received information of the exist exce of & oomepirecy for an iliesal exvedtition seeinst toe Isiend of Cubs by citizeas of tae U. ee ard Soavirh subjects of & more fortatied' acertban acy which has biberto besa undertsl ‘The nun der of pers ve ensisted tu (his Cal@rori-e ty repre: sented to be aie dy uprarce O° two thoursed and tae iotatebich theexveciticn ts to be chilecied batore | jeaving the Uoied Siares, though cot yet distinctly known is FUppO 6 ty be among some of the nn nerous “Reva! OF isigeda on ibe southonnt coast of Flo ide Mr Coprad ss+ured M Uaideron de fe Sarca mat orders bad been cemvataber the Presiden: to tbe Carved by States eutbort ies oo il sud military to ave every effort to prevent tbe ey this destee, ant to tke every meus which the law allows to bring those com corned rp it cbed a special messenger to Cube with this i formavon, aod epesks #1 fidence of tbe effivexcy of une preparaives of ios Cavtain General to meet aoy tava iim which may be a tempted T pave thought 1° right immedia ely to bave the aaove | information c mseyea to View Adwirms str George Sey- a mour, ard to address to her Majasty’s 0» rovtbemste n ports of the Uniou an iestruetio ersOK #0 6 be ergaged in apy rehome of ho sgoiost Cobe, and vo forvard aay toformaton wney may obrniz, Dovb to ber Maject)’# Legarion at Washirgtoa, and (0 the commancers of any of ner M jea'y'« khipes of wer with whom they tay be able te cominunicate, SAME TO SAME. [Extrect } WastitsGron, November 1. 1852 L have been Informed by tne dpaaeh Mintter nore that he bie jus’ received toteltgence, from a sourea on which evel: of the depsrcare frou New York of = body of eight by dred yerons for the Dowinteso part ot the List 0! Hayti bat M Calero aaurehends that the piteror views of this expeditiva are direoted agaiost tae Island of Cubs. SAME TO SAME. [Pxtract } WarhisGron November 20, 1862 Oo the 26° of April est Mr Webster, ta « coaversa tlon with ibe Preneh Mivister (M de Sartige:) and m Feit, upon the subject of the propowd tripartite dact tion by Great Brien France wod the Uaitet seater ia regard to Coba tmformed uw that, ae several memners of Congrese bad mace spriicstion ro bim for all th doca- nepte oxis'iog in ‘he Department of Sate reating to he effairs of that island the certainty of a propoxal n made to the Spanish govevnmeat oy Mr. Unrived Staten Zeoretary to 1848 for effecting rebace of that island for the su» of 1/0 000,000 woud be ascermined A rasolatoo of the Tlonse ct Repreentativen was accordingly peered. ‘re querting informa ion selativs to ebe pohey of tre Ual ed praters governmeor in regert to the [land of Cubs” which swarm pw ded to by a marrage from the Presicen', ated the 13.h of July lat, commaniesting the papers in qoertion. The me sage was laid o the Tadie Cored to be pri ted, bur excved little at mnt ceived; sod Com the extreme tardiness with wbich Coogressioosl ontnng is executed, tt padli 68 Jon C10 not tke place till witbio the Inst weak 1 beve procured, and beve cow the hovor to forward, a copy of this decument to your Laroehip berew!.b The papers pcoompanying the revort of the Acting Secretary of dente transmitted with che message com prise & purber of cocfiden'isl communtnati ins which bave paewed between the Uaitet San Deparrasat of Ftave and the Americas Legeicne a Lvados aod at Mad. id, between the years If22 aod 1648 and contala ing ax they du «gery “nll expovition of che views aed intentions of different administrations of the United Sieve coring thet period, ere at the present oonjco0@ ture of rhe effaire of Cana one foularly wortay of tue Ai tection of ber Maje ty * government Whatever may Dave heen the martes of the prewnt it in evident thatit ix celeuleed to add weight and significanoe to the joint proposal iavely t ertac of the Union, to be prepared t> take vigorous | government, in conjunction witb = lor @ tripartite treaty o ne - | which each taree g vern: eboll repvapes « Sreteen ae bacebaes eoecrel et Cate Cre eetocer meene; for your Lo-dship will observe that in all the oro the Lager edmivistrations of th+Uaived Groat Witeia to it for herself Toe fi gomrameat +0 enter int 6 treaty emgegement, by whicb aach an nope beerton be for ever removed, cannot, sheusver it United Sates. ani to deprive the party who da-ire tne aepexetion of Ours from motives connvoted with their own immediate and local tntartata of the chief arg imeat erbce they boyed vo ereate a general feeling {0 favor of Teasuis, SAME TO SAME. Wastisctow Dec. 18 1352. Mr Lorp—I have the honw to welnge the oooy of & desve ch addre-eed by the Marquis of Mtrafiores to the Spenirb Minister here exores tog natisfention on toe overnment of ber Ctholio Majesty at the lately regard: My Sverich coileseve bas requested me to travnmit a copy of this despetoh to your Lord hip. Ihave &o JOHN F. CHAM PLUN, [Translation of {ncloeure in the foregoing.) THE MARQUIS OF MIRAFLORES TO M. CALDESON DE La Banca. MAN IDELFONSO, Saly 12 1852 Most Fxcerrent Sin—I bave laid before her Majsety your Exceilnoy's doe pstohes, tbe coateata of whicn hava ea. | tirely wet with the reyal aporo aod I tnoronghly copcur with you ia tbr kivg that it would be ia: pe viva; to urge ‘co strorgly w -ettlement of the vending ques tions whilst the result of the Preddential electioa re mains nx yet uvdes.ded Tt will tree be for your Exoellency’s tact and expe: Tiet ce to choose a favorable oprortunity to b-ivug them all to a happy cooclusion ; all delay would bs ms:ter of Iexret_not oply on sesonnt of the murjeet under discus sib becawe it would postpone for ua the p easuce of evircing iu s marked manner to M de Sa-tige: aod Mr C smpton the satisf-ction eb‘on their praisew rtay zrel ip the Eegotiation, (‘rom which we sutisipate haovy and permanent reruits ) bas afforded to ber Mejosty’s govera- x God pieserve Ke bas ei EL MARQUES DE MIRA?LO3E3, MN. CRAMPTON TO THE FARL OF MALMESBURY. [Exuecr.) Wasincton, Desamosc 27, 1852. I bave the honor to inciose here-ith a report of @ Gebate which to k piace in the Senate of tae United ste! on thr 239 Instavt upon @ resofation brought ¢ by Mr Ma ou of Virgivia. any ch+i man of the Comm: eref Foreign Affairs, that the President should coma picate "0 the Sevate the corresvondence which hai takes place be‘ ween the Britian add French Miaisters a: Wash. ingtor ou ove hand, sod the goverrment of the United Staves on the otber, regarding the pr posed tripartite convention respecting the Irland of Cuba referred to in the Prevident’s lest auy ual mereage to Congress. The turtber consxieration ot Mr Mason's revclution is, 88 your Lorcabip wil! perceive adjoursed til M nday tne 8d proximo in order to give other Senstora, who are de- wireus Of Oxpreseng their sentiments oa tl jubject, | time for preparation ‘The principal rpeskers in the debste of the 234 instant, were Mr Maxor and Mr Casa Both these gentlemea ve: long to the cemsoratss party, Mr Mason, he«ever, re- presente a slave State Virginia. while dr Cass recreate the Nosthwemern free State, of Micoigen. Your Lordship Will observe that both if them agree that the acquistiion of Cubs by the United States is desiradle ia itself, od must inevitably teke piace at some future period Your Lordebip will vo doubt be struck by the omission in the ayeechen of wit the tenators on this coc ins of auy allasion wha‘ever to the frenk and exclicit offer of hae Majesty's Boverpmert 10 Evie? M10 wn eOR>gemeDt to renousce the futu e acquisition of Cuba by whatever menos a- A fact whic ought to rerove the avpreben-iou which was tel: or affected to be feit, of che existence of « aat'lan de iga op the part «f Grea: Britsio to make this acquisiti n for herself; the exrtenow of which design has hitoerto on every Ocowion been brought forward here as the pring pelyeason for justifying the efforts of the Arn-ricaa gore pment to versusde the Spanish government to gree to dispose of the i-laad by sale to the United Siates, SAME TO SAME. Wasutsar x January 10. 1853. {Extract } 1 bed the honor to inform your Lord snip tu my despatch of the 27th ultimo thats resointion had been offered to | bad toben pleoe between the Briti-h and Fieoch g» mente On the one bod, and the government of the Usiud | ‘Sta er on the other, io 1egerd to the proposed tripartire convention reepeo ine Cubs = Tae resciution was sarrisd, | end the Presicent, in purruance tuereof has communica: | ted to Congress this ceriespondeace, copizs of wnich I | have slresdy bad the honor to travemit to her Mejesty's gorercment, in my desyarches of the fd of May, 12th of | aly, ane 2d of December of last year. The ce bate uios the eudject, which, es 1 had the horor ‘Tow to your Lordship, wae flsed the 3d instact dosamente +ball | presume it will be eatered upoa ia the ing week Genera) Cass in tue meantime, hia submitted to the Serwe a joint resclucdon upon tue eubject of the fo eign Mey of the Unives sesver, of which | bave tha bovar to | eelore B Copy Derevirh Tue first clause of this resola- Tien ¢ b etpr au enur ciation /f wha! is here ¢mmoniy | 6) ko “the Muvyoe doctrine,” pamel), “thet no future European ovlepy o cowinion ebail with toe consent of the Uxired steten, be planed or extablishea in any part Of the Awencran coctuvect.”” The -econd siau-e seeks to meke ® particular sppi cetien of this ruppoed © Monroe coctrine’’ yo the case of Cuba. LORD COWLEY, BRITISH MINISTER TO FRANCE, TO LOKD JOHN KUSSELL. (Fxtrect 1 ry 24 1853 "ARIS Le M. Drovyn De Lbuys stated * at8 yarteday, that he hid intely bea « -—eo7*Bton wit Me Rivas the Ameri —o erate, who bad come to question him reletive to | the wutb of the reports respecting ths ootupation cf | Semars, in St Dowrvgn bys Freveh force Mr. Rives | Bn10 that hit gove:: meat could not see with inatffareace | ary alteration of the status quo in the West [atia | Islands, ano mked M Drousa de Lauys to give him an | Byevrence that the Fre:ch government had no icteatioa of Cisiurbing M Drovyn d> Lhuysrerlied, thet coneidering the a: Bwer Jatels given by thy United S ates government vo the | th vid Frenen proyo-at ia regard to the Llaad of | Coba. the cemsnd vw ads by Mr Rives was rathar ax- treoripury, Wost was tbe teoor of those p oposale? ‘Thet the ‘bre Powers shoald ceclae they dereratan ge to abide by the status quo whcn existed La the Wont bO'a tslsude: for #libors tb Cubs alone 4 meotionsd, the or pegement migh: be crasid pplying to the wbrie o we Oe Slug therefore, as che United Staves refo e¢ to evter mio ‘bat engagement as regarded Cabs tbe French government would retuse to @ptar into it eth respect to spy ovher of ‘he Antiles, put the Frenet government woud be quite reads to extend the text of the org onl propositom made to the Usited Stefew ro as toonclude init the whole of the Aortiler, To 0 ligations so ex‘ended the Freash yovaraaeat would heve ws tap (0 beceaes perty ba! they would not | bic thewredver to regard to St Dom! go or other vince. leaving the United States tree to act as they Pitered in those reas, Liberty of ac ion must be reci- Frocal. Seduction and Attempted Vengeance, [Fream she Puilacelonia Bultetia Sept Lo] A paisful effair ocesreed this tourning ia the western part of the city voor but respsctab e Zamily cunsiat- ing (f & widowed Wother and ber -on acd duaghver, re- dein Wert Philacelbs The daughter, a young girl | vrder Bee Forme ime Ince Tecelved tne atentions faa incividusl who is raid to be « uy er, emvloyed in one of the fectores 0 bis ride of che Sonus iktil This can by oint of threats, euceee-ed 1m rufsing the PeOr gir), aed afierwardy treated Ker to {be moet merutal maprer, Hw vicim frie hiened a ber situation endea vored toe nelete the an bor ot her ruin, but bis eom- ouet war brotalin the exteeme, The brovher of (heginl it seems ia in very poor health. He yestercay sent for sbe eednarr and apyeaiad to him 10 contribute to |be puyvert Cf the rained sister and ber offering aeowing bir own inabiliy to bear the burchen impored upow dim He deolar-d his wiiiognaes to marry the sister, ard lat nigbt at 7 o'clock was fixed for the wecding Everything eas {a readiness, but tae geoom did ort make bix *pieernoce The brother ia raid to ne a pions and very exemplary young man bur rendered fe peraie hy the conduct of rhe heirayer, he this morniog #¥ot ro bis boarriog hoane, at the corner of Csllowbili end Nicon s rect), nod had an interview wih Lim. Some words oveed betwara them spd the brother drew @ w'-tol from ots pocket for tha purpose, 26 be declared, of rhovting the destroyer of his eieter. ‘The weapon was cocked. and exploded prematurely the entire led peseteg throogh the rigat hawd and woundiyg the eg af the uefortseate oan The rufferer wer Corveyed nome in a high emteo” exe temanr A rrant for the arrest of the denver, on the chonge of | wetinn, wae And placed in the hands of an off! cer of the Marshal's police Sentenced for Higemy—Igne ance of the Law’ Alanson Green plend guiity in New London bast week to the charge of having two wives living, and was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in the Rtate prison. Before the sentence was pronon ’ be made a speech to the court, of which tue fol- lowing, says the New London Chron cle, is the sub- stance:— y tt please your Honor, as I have no connsal I wish y afew words relative 10 this cave My fiest wi'e bad womsn, and I fount that there «as no her spud we severated aod we eoutinaed to aMB it is more than caven yours ines 6 her and I supposed that afte seven | years Leould marry agen. I was co informed buy tt seems those who thformed me wee ignorant of the law, and thet [ bare deen aniityo acrime io mar ye tat women Tam rorty oric, In « commit ea nocme, but io Inw it + I ask your Honor to deal wereifo ty ea old man: [| am very feeble and infirm. [ bave hed « great maoy | | trovbier I am almost olind, I marrie’ tnts wongn, | and Lam very rorry for it I boys your Honor will eva’ | rider my Ca @ favorably, My fir t #ife ant har relanives are very ba) pe rons pnd oneht to ba proweuted end T would pry te the 2/ate’s Avorney that he ouehs to nt- fend toi’; that pubic ju tice requires thas thay shoud | be provecuted who go! vo this complaint against me, aad I hope that he will ce his duty Sopreme Court. Before Hoo Soden Miu chell Peer 20 —In the multer of the Application to have the name of Martin Van Hovenberg stricken from the roll of | Attorneys — Wis ce 6, baviog beeo referred fran ene | | Court of Common Pleas, was moved by ar N B Bint, the Di-triot attorney and the Judie ordered th Cefendant Khow cance &t the next General Tar Conrt—eervice of notice at his office to be © ev ficient, x | canno’ AMERICAN CITIZENS ABROAD. Interesting Cesrcepondenoe between the Ger- man Autho itice and vac Prussian Minister ad Bremen Comeul. The errest of a citizee of the United States, in January last, by the Bremen euthorities. upon « requisition from Henover, for military services, led to the following corres pepdence :— ME. CONSUL KING TO THE BREMEN DIRECTOR OF POLIOB. } ConsuLats or THe Unitep $rates Bnswes, Jaousry 24, 1853 Sir—Mr. Corrad Sebmid: eidzen of the Unwed Biotes, holding & pas-port from tb» Department of Srate, to Washi: g 00 caved 19th April 1852 hae thin day bw verted by your police upon a r-qai-itioa from che Kov- Uider eveh circum-tanos, to arrest acitizea of the Uct ed Staten while ts the territory of the re ubditc of Bremen, apo must urge upon you the neces ity of nix im. wedrare Avoharge from vrinen. If not releared this day Peace take rotive that damages for ileal arrest and im- privpment wit! be demanded to the amouat cf five hua- aed on Bremen Fm biscing the oresent vooasion of aseuring you of my anc reiavation 1 have the honor to o# sir, your Do-t cbecient servant, KaL?d KING. Hon Sexator Uibers, Director of Police, Bremen. 2 THE DIRECTOR OF POLICE TO CONSUL KING. Bremen, January 24 1858. Honxoxrp MR. Coxsv1—I reoniyed your no! Tespeotipy Conrad sobmmin quiritron of she royel Hsnoverian amt lesam. sod am vory rorry ‘bat I am upable to foldl your request 10 set bic immediately fire a: Tam obliged to fullil ube requi- tinop of the royal Hsnove jaa suthority, and toner! must leave it to you to apily either to the uid emt Jeeum or to the royal Hapoverian government, I make u-# of thir oocerion, bonored Mr Ov 1. to ae fue you of my paritoulss esteem with which [ neve tne Lovor 10 he your mort odedienc servant, OLS&R3, ) Heq., 0 8 Conse, Bremen, CONSUL KING TO THE BUKGOMASTER OF BREMEN. ConsuLats oF THE U strep steTes, bRemaw Jenusry 26 1863 Sin—I beg ‘eave to submit 0 your Megniticeooe the e+ clos d copy of # l-tier 1 widreased to the Dirasoro’ Po hoe. Sepator Others, in che cee of Conrad Schmide, a cit) wn of the United Sia'es, arrested apma reqat {tim from the srt leum Hencver, for military service ta 1841. Sevator O'bers in his reply deeliaes t) dt«sharge the princner, and refers we to the government of H.nover, as to ‘bet gove.pment be will be Orivered Agsiast tois proceecing 1 do moet rerpecttully protest ana appesi to you Toes nothing to do with the government of Hanover in the matter dr Schmidt is @ citizea of the Unied ten, protected by & passort from «be Depactment of State ip Warbington He hen been arrested ia the city of Bremen *i bout jnat cause, now confived in prisoa, ard the goverrment of the United Statew wid look to the governmentof demon to redress all damag-s or loses sustained by the said C Schmidt in thece procesdiogs, ‘Mr Sohwict oan prodnce yroof that he emigrated to the United steten ix 1539. that he never was ia the Hano- Veriev amy; and at the dave, 1841 in which the ciatm for wilitary servios is demanded he wee aod had boon two years @ re ident of ibe United S's! Asi uring your Magnificeocs of my higa respect and es- teem, I have the honor to be, sir, your most ob-deat pervant, Rau’ KING To bis Magoificeroe, Bargomaater Dr. Sunidt, Proside at, &e, &c., Bieman. CONSUL KING TO THE 8‘ ConsuLare oF THs | 3 Brawn, Jaow Sir—I have been requestea by bis Ex: .D D. Bare para, Mini-ver of the Usived Sates x ia, to lay @ fore your Megviticence tbe enclered cx f a comasai cation I bave recetved from him 10 recsrd wo (he Uaitad States citizen Coprad Schaidt, arrested by the police aurborities of Bewen upon a requisition of the amt Jesum Henover ard now in prison, aod also 0 demand his :mmediate divcharge trom captivity. Tae case is prerevted bv his ExceHenoy, Me. Barnard, ip a wauner ro olosr that I trus* the goverumant of Bre: en wil: no Jopger hesitate im discharging Mr Schmidt f.ow prison; apd thet bis movey. watch and other effects, ur justly token from him by whe police of Bremen, be re- B10.e0 iw foil To morrow a'ternoon. at 4 o’clonk I sball advise hia Fxoebecgy, Mr Berawrd of the result of thi« applica tion snd ti Mr Sobmist oe-not releseod by tat hoar, I sbali covclude tha: the go fu ed to comply with wy cen Foodracwg the presest occ: sari pibeevoe ot my higa respect and esceem hexor to be, sir, your mort ubedient servent, RauPi KING, To his Magnificenca, Burgomaster Dr. Smict, President, vour Mag- have the &e., &c , Bremen, THE HON, D. D. BARNARD TO MR. CONSUL KING. LiGanios oF THe UNITED States, BERLIN Jao 2, 1853. Raps KinG, Eeq., Coneul ef the Uoited Siater ac Browen, 1k- You inform me tbat Mr Conrad Sehmiat, a aitizea of the United o ate-, furnished with a passport ae usa citizem by the De, aruceat of St. te, at Wa-hiogton, ucder Cate cf toe 19t0 of Avril 1852 bes been arresed, aud is ied ip covficement, tn the city of Bremen by tue au bonvies of ibet repubitc. You inform me that the pretext for this ar7eat ie a requisition made on the re- wbic of Sremen by an cfficiel prreon in she Kingdom of jaLover uLop acme claim th-t Sr Schirtdt owes milicary service to that kivedom. Acd yoo 1a/rm me tacthar, thar the purjore bar been expressed hy the goverament cf reo ep, or sowe functionary of that govera neat, ia tpite cf your protest sgaivat ruch na <ct of delivering bs Up Me Sebmiat t thoritie: of Hasover. Too urns OF 0S Case YU UO prevent ule Trom enter- fog. tt thie m meot into any elsoorate argu mea: on the pu.ject cf the errect of Mr Schandsand bia p-vpoaed buy erder to Hanover, even if such an argument could be FOpsO ed Deowtemy. Happliy, the case reema to me co somit of & very plain statement and on esey eolu ion Ly will vot T euppose, be denied or questioned, that Mr Schmict 1) vow «n American citizea. He beat ith bun 1¢ procf of bat tect ips dosument wats) tae gov- ernment of Bremen ix hound to resvect Ta beermtog an Anericen citizen, ue has renoucced by volema oath, all allectoxee to any end every vtber conctry aud govern. Tent If there ine conflicting erate slebwiers to bis Blegtence that is & que-t on ite whien the zorerameat ot Beaeu has no mh to enver, His reetdence sod Cor ici) ae tm the United States, and notelsewh=re, Ha cones from the’ United States to Brewen; be comes covered by the goveromect of tha. couatry with ica ¢fficty) protection; and as betessa vha-e two conntries Brevep bas p richt to look beyord the character ia ebb Ee prevents bimef as eu Americsn sitizen, Whe ber be des, or Core not stil owe a quatified sllagi- 8100, OF Guti¢e, Elseebere, ie vo matter of coucara bo Brenen Tra! ie & qnes ton whicd rests oxclaaively ba: terep the Unied 5 atee aud the goveramen. wbich may were cuch esi. Io Bremeo Me Sebmiitiaen am-rican citizeo a tanch ae if be «asia ths Uoved States wt che mwent. Ta Bremen be it a foreigaer nota forsigasr er Dut @ foresner from ths Untied Staves ch he is entitled to the full measure of tha! pIG'eotioD To the persons ad proper:y” of Americen etizeny in thet vepublic wh oh is guarentied y whe eighth ertiole of tremiy of 18.7 betweea the Uireo states and (be Hanrestic republics. Lc eremr, Lowever, Dat Bremex in atapoced at least te entertein the qvestion of the olsima ot Haoover to the .ereon Of Me Schmidt. Batif it is proper ‘or Bremen © reider Bh) question at w'l-ane could hardly fait to pave hy. cas deasad of Havover \o her for toe aor. uderof Mr Sehaidt rests Oo aa a-auwpion whi unfounded 161 usery That as umotion i tha ver ef ich country this nan seerus to heave beea Oripinsliy @ citizen, end which may vot Nave assented to Bis emigration bess ciatm upoo nim in confie: with that ct the Unites States, noteitbatacdiog the fast that be iv, nod while be actnally is beyond ber prover tacrt tory eno jurtovction ‘Tbiv te an assum pion which eaa no’ be admitted for @ moment. The teach is jast sue contrary No question of any conflicting claims bet veer tha Uni- 160 Sinter nod Hauover to the sliegianse of shia any (ver question cap exiatnt all—could aeae arta in the ingle Gate OF bie belug seroally found wisuia tne Proper ternt ries of Hanover Eve ywhore aire ws wall without @* wiibin the United States in whatever other county Of the world be may De fonwd, +0 loog as ais cola Vio # tn the Unired Sachs remain Unohsoged, ne is crtizen of 'be United Ststes aod oo eonatry 0° goverament ic the world while be remair aby rigat to qaestion chat cttizsa-nip in that ca-# at Jeast h # no right te quee The claim which Hspover oreers ws cai itary rervice frow Mr Sebmid: is founde, itis presumed, on te 10 ‘vn that the «lgianes of the subject can .ot bs re He vneed without the conreat o the euvvereiga Into that evtjret Ido vet here enter, ButTresark that this mo tics, of perpetuel aod indiwolaole ailegisoce and of che AOVETO RH sTeORRTIVE WHICH Ih sUDEHOwE 10 attacd to ir, trae er false, just Or vnjust. i* not Ube law ol tha world it firm: wn vast of the sede of oubiie or natiooal law. If thore be ruch « law in Havover, it ts the la” of Hanover It + Hanoverian | not publicor foal law: aut veriay Jay ttean have oo tures bevoud hee ova Every law of» State: toos at toe territorial eof ‘bat Stet, Tt oso orece vo farsner, It rede snovher State The srerogatives ot the own of Herover oe laxsof the State. wnacever trey Imey be Cau bave no foros or obligation over persons or property beyond the tmita cf Hennwar, Mr Sehwidt fo Bremen to ay mach bavond the territo- cs! juriecie ivm of Hacover as if be were ia the United States. And batpg there in the charac ar of a citizea of the United Sates with unquestioned proofs of oittzea thio if Hanover etretobes the law o! her ptrogativa over Tim ip thet repub)ic. acd thus draws bim withio heroen ter terial lint» which whe cana ooly do by the free ay rent of Bremeo, § must not heattate to ceclare that auch sven’ of B emo to ruc) & measure Cannot fail to be re- (8:0 BF reriour vffence to the United states. Brome bar no sightto make herse'f the inate ment for ena slug Baccver tous to extend her prerogstive and laws 40a to reach this ettzen of the United States beyond ter prover jarteaierion Ti is of no con-equence in th's case what mutual rights or duties may rert open Heaover and Bremen fa regerd to toe extradition of per-ous fro.a one of tie S:a%ee. to the otber oa demand Lat it be remembered all she while ifat Mr Hebe dt, co long at least as hia foot doss pot touch the er ilof Ha over is a citizen of the 0 Sater upon where silegiance no other ower oa Can naxe poy jast claim No clatm % bis aliegiaace for apy precnes! purgost dows or can ariss to Hanover, if it could ever pike at all, excep* when he sbould hava ac usl ly returned within ber territorial jariadiotion Util nia foot wera: ly prese# her coil the royal prerogative, as w low (f that Stote, challenging his allegianoe or way service fo cor no more attsoh to Dia oF wouch him if then it could do ro. than it be bad beea porn ta Amerion, and had never been In Havover ia bis Toere ie ne o her forndetion for the asertion of tne ou po-ed right of sovereignty Over ® person sttuset as 4 Schmit te but ehst may rest on the fast of t+ neing fourd #ithis the territorial hontts of euch sovereigaty By ebatiienh theo, co Beemen undertake 0 «urren der this parson to Henower? He in pot to be confounded with criminol: or offenders euch as Hanove migh. as mand aod Breamen might be hoaed to denver ap Vane must Lot tecewe ae Tf Mr Setmiat enigrarcd f Haro eithoot eonen! of the Kovmraies Naviog nade that act Cofinitive by becoming the subjeci of asotucr dee on i | berty. jarisdicuon of that soversigaty, ¥ reversace of tbe tie be. ween the eurject and soversign, without her ct-vat «0 of but, w ite very mecure, if ao off-vos at all it is feos: one in regard to which she cea take no astioa against of the emigrant unti) bis returo ¢ithia ber liaits Oat of thore linita his uoquestionei aiegiance is dueelewhere In the mesntine, though she aay ivok upen the sct of Mr. Schatdt ac ea cflenc.. it ix wot 009 whieh ober nations or States are bo nd wo reyerd ad such. The Uni ed S'ates do no: wd will not ragard it uch «That country reseives the emigreat, come from t quarter of the rar b he may aod afcer « wuffi viet probation, #he admits bim to civeroshtp. I gquite as much beneGt1o Kurope is Herving by it the omase of humsuity; uodreds of thousaods wh» press auau elly ts ber bores she does not stop w ak if oa oF ga- other of the umber may have Isfr bis ostive powe eno covutry without leave of the sovereign au idority Tk ts enough fer ber that the eiwigration was a0: pre- vented; apd rhe allows them graa: at © vroper tive to oon plete the reveranoe of bis privoary allegiance by bec wicg a citimninnw pew bome Frow that ime «ne O*¢s bis proteo:ion; and, if the country frou which he Came bas Buy claim to set up to hiv allegiance or hie ser- vice, rhe will see that that caim hall rest io arr ance. at Iraxt until be may te toad io his native lend. Not deeming the ect of emigration orimtual, she will olsim him ax her cltizan wasvever he may de, at last if beyond the boundaries of the ovuntry of bis birth. And sbe will not co-vent that any third porer shall covsider or treat bim otherwise them as ber citiza, But berides, ebatuver pretence there may bs of offsves on the partof Mr Schmidt, ia bis ect of emizg-« to; from Hanover, we must not shut our eyes to iby tuuth of the ease. If Hevover demands the pstroa of ‘Wir men from Bremen, 1¢ is merely that she may im prear bim into the ravks of the army. to pertorm thera that tour of military service which he failed to verform at tbe preveribed period end wach she mey olsim av due from the tact that he was bern in thatkinggom =; is vet. im pot ot eubstantel truth a dewsnd for b sur reDe offender, but oly \bat she may th ie a elvan to exact from him the performance ot yrervice Bat thia ts ode of getting privessi uv ot bis to which it is not easy to ree how Brems» isei ber bound er has acy right ‘to bxcome « party Certain it is, the United 3 ‘ates could never soawat 0 her coing 0, Whatever the Uuitad Sates may be prapsred to yield | ifapyibipg im regard to their waturalizad clsizeas, to those governments who mstntaia awoog thelr prernga- the novon of the parpatual allegisnos of Ido not hesitate to deslara chat at east ey will sueist tha: io mo care shall the prerog at Jawr bared on this povicn bave soy prastiosl opsratt x beyond the tersivorial limits of the coantry whee thar cootrive prevails. Certainly they «ill never ooaseat th the interfering olaime of anocber coua ry on her oxtural ized citizens rhall be +o exteuded that suck sitzeas may be reid. upow euch cleima beyond the proper limits of that coun'ry. whecher by its own proper force, or br the act orice rumentality of « thi'd power. ‘You are yeque:ted to bring this oommantention to the notice o! the government of Bremen by farni«bing €0)0 Tho,e it way be received by you, and presented. wh le Mr. Sshmidt is suli under the concrol of caat govera mext, and it time to prevent his surrecderto Havover. Ie ubbappily. it shoult ba ochsewiee, aad Me Sonmidt shal! bave been already given up to Hasover, you are tt] ‘quested to lay tois commuatea iow bef ure tha go- vernment of ep If this mac is surrendered after your protest againat that sot the goweromest of Bremen must uaderstaod that it ie at its haods that the goverameat of toe Oaived States must deu.eod his uncopdidonsl releas+ and restora- tion. If by its act this citizea of the Urited Sates, who, withia its territories, ought to bave been ea secare from arrest st the instance of Hanover claimiog trom bin miditary servies. as be would ha -~w bees in the Uaited States talla under the pywer of Hacover. the loant thet can be dewanded of Bremen is that she shall cause Ha- ‘er. in whose behalf aod interest she hes acted to re deliver bi 60 thet be may bs vot immetistely at li- I have the Lonor to be, with grest respect, your obedient servant. D. D BARNASD At half past two o’clook on the folloving day Coarad Sobmict was released from prisoa, aod all hia effects restured, —— United states Cireuts Court, DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY ON APPEAL. By Cbiet Justion Nelson, JAMIS UDALL VB. THB STRAMSIP OHTO Bepr 20—Nxison, C J—The ubet was filed in the court below by the appellant to resover the value of ma- terials furnished the bui ders in the construc toa o! the atesmsbi, Obie; ana the ‘mpor'ent question ia the case is whether or vot the ship 14 liabie un er the tiea law of this State Being a domestic #b p, isis only under that law toat she can be charged if a; all The cuurt oviow helc rhe was not Hable. aod di-minsed the suit Toe case turn» upon the effect of che coatracs made by the ownera wih the contrac ors to build the O+i9in couvestion with the true construction «f the 5 ate atatute. Toe atarate ed cate that, * waenever « ded‘, amounting to Atty dol- lars or upwards, shail be contracted by the mas‘er, owner agent, or vigvee of auy ship or vessel, within this Sate for eitbor of the fullowiug purp»es—1. Oa account of any work dune er materis’s or articies far: pisbed fo this State, for or twowerds the bailding. repair. fitting, furpi-hing or equipping uch sbtp or vexvel,”” Ac.=sveb debt shell be = lien upon such ship o¢ vessel, pparel snd furniture and shel be oreferred to sl! other lene thereon. except mariners? wages. (2 R. & N.Y. p403 rec 1.) Ths contract ts bald the Onio was entered into by George Law ani his assoc ates Simoaven, shipouil ters, : goa the 19th of Ocvodsr, 1847. ‘Teo resitals contain & tall ona etsiles Cescrip'iou of the Veure!, including size, model, aud the mavertals with which ebe is to be constructed; aud itis then agreed on the part of B &S tthat they will construct, build wea Comple'e the ship of the diaieosions wad ma ertals cimo- toed in the specification, aud ia all psrticulare cun- Jorn ing t the wpec fication, #nd to the Cireowona tunt Mey be given by the susermtendent thersinafver asm. 1 for the sam of $110,000; the sbip to be lansohed on or before the 15th day of August next; and as roo as Jaunched to be placed a+ the disposal of the said supsria- tendert, fer the yp we of receiving her eagines ard mschwery; and thereafter to be fally co up'eted a+ f00n a6 the svpermmtenden; should requue Thay «gree to furvish all the maverialsfor the said nip, acsordiag to tbe specification, except such as the Ovaers bad reed to supply; aud tn respect to every particular aot wedin the specification they »gres to c ustruct of such materals a9 the euperintenteus shall divec: aad 1 the seco: d pert seree, thas upon condi 10a faithful performance of wil chiags. on ths pacc of the builders, 16 be performed, t> pay tha 8.10 00 by instalments, as the materiols are delivered aud the srk piesresses the first payment to be mace when the keel is “16 end the other payweots at ths eed of every mouth, svccesvively, ubereaf er: a9 the amount reayectt ely to be tn the same proportion to tue whole 4 uount to be pard whreb the work dove td the materials delivered snail bear th the wbvle work, mnd che ma‘erials requicer for tre full performance o” the agre-mect; wud it is thea g+ Law sball have the snperistendenes the bailoing nad conswucitoa of “ha oO was Isunehes on the Stn Aurust, 1848, ford performed ber first trial tris soon afterwards; aad for ar yht that appears at thix time the payments to toe builders bed of Deen made according to terms of the com'rect; ano it was not dil after this that the cata for ma‘eriuls was pra-enved by ‘be livsllaat agsiasy the thip Now. ti ion in “ha nae is, whether Bisboo & Simonton who coutracted this debt with tos lideliaat for the materials thet epieed iato the shtp in its ¢ > struction were wf hia tbe true meacag of the ataais, “masters, owners, sgents,” or “cunvigness of the Odio. while thus ergageo to building be? Coe beading of the atutuve in of proceedings for the ¢stlesuon of demands ageing! chips aud vaew ls’? aad the terms ured ip the body of it de-crive versons connected wid tae oe vigetion of sbips, ani waniiog in ® relet'on to the ane Sel kvowo aud understood ta this branch of bust The terms at ores taviese this relatiog to all pasos engeged in commercs wd sod it i ia vhis repre i think, the Oourt ing » practical consirnetiofto toe status AU che pro Virtone of the sot—and they are numervus-—chow that the framers of 1t must have uved the terms in this sense; ard hence it ix prover to look to the branch 0° bustoess to which the subject of the wvatute relates, in order to Aroertain their true meapiog Now bearing to miod ths view of |be statute, it canoot, I ruink be protendad that B & S were masters of the Onio, or ugw consigness of ber. Toho deither i+ seems 10 wt bend ur 8 gross perversion of these term wao care, L think comes down to the question whether or not t ey were owners to the sense of :he provieioa If they csr! be brooght wirnin either of the terms ased it cant he bisove A conrrector employed, gonorally. to build A vewel furvisbing ali the waterials, wud to Complete tt Ate given time, ate price agreed upon, 1 doudilees the ow until the verel te Built #od delivered, and under 4% contract the liea of the material men would clesily erongh attech ; aod if he cate im baud is pot distioguisherle the decree of the coarr helow cannot be nppeld. The demand of the libel Jont would be & ée't contracted py the owaer, aud ai tough the vessel may have been delivered, sms lisa would yemain Toe cnly Umitation in tos statute to, that the proceedings murt be trentuted before ene leaves che por) (Sc 2) But in thix ease the contraat ia for she contruction of » snip after «pec fied model and mate rinle to be boil’ under the épec al wupsnateodais end diecti: p of ope of the owners, and to be paid for from time to t'me as the work org awed end the a furnished; acd I caneot doubt but that Law aad bis areecintes became the owners of it ax the evnstrac- tion ndvanord and cay paid for Their interest ax owners commence d when the keat @as laid. and ooatianed from thet time down til the snip was Iauoched and paved int: the’ fol) posrestion and control I: wea oot ia che power of B & S. at any period of iin courteuctton, to aril it, vor could it have bean eubjscted (or the benefit «f their creditorr,.except #0 far as thoy mignt have. a Ven for the cittreot montht Thi, I think is the legal eff-c: of the eootrct It veeme to me cleer that the framers of the law did nut intepo thet perrona dealing wiih 4 mere contrac wr, divested of ownership thou ld baveaten oa the varsel, for, if ro intended somes provirion would have bean mais for presentirg the accounts vithin given time, aa i the ease of the mechanton’ lien Ine, #0 that oor Could bave some taseng of a-cortsicing coe demands and rotecting himeell agaiont impovition No such proviel «to be ‘ound bere The act simply provides thet a dept erntrscied by the master, owner agent or cunsigies of the sbip for work dime or materials furnished, anal be ‘® ep upon her— nota debt incurred by the cootrartor 10 bu'ld The latter would have been the matural phrase Jogy if the case on hend had beso within the sont-mpla tion of the Legisisture An illustration of the meso og of he etatute way bedeawn from the caw of the re Of A vaccel Suppore the «waar comtracts with «hy ight for these repairs in the terms Of the ort-ac the present torteuce; no doubt the sbipwright w ol bis lew under the act, for the dent would tracted by the owner: but conld ‘his br ia have * Geb) Coa. red of che Avbte contreoted by the sbiparight with toe msteriat ner? sioly not, Upon Coorin'eot use of hue ange bar beep vefore the sapreme C urto’ the ow Verk and the deel-ion we hava areived at conform ty sith the views ‘here express Che cue is not very fully reported in respect to the facts, bat 00: witl ord of the terms of peyment, and yet no step: were touem by bim to arrest the peymenta orp bellyed at applied bir demand =I am satieGed. ther-fore, that the dyore rhoold be affirmed. Jacob I Van Pat. ee. tha Steam ship OMe, George Law and others —The decree of we trict Court affirmed, with costs to be texed. Walter S Grifith and others vs. Charles Hayford. Tele #6 DctiOD On woe part of the sppeilees to disuias tee append for want of givirg the proper security by the Bpre lant, accordirg to tee practice of the court " Tas pull was brought ip the court beiow by # seamen Cor hig ges; ond secording to the forty-dfth rule of the Die ‘trict Court, he was rot required to give ascarity ia emp first instance before insututmg the proceedings Cup court op motion, may, for ad-quate osuse, oder the usual stip: lation to be given Tae District Court, oe final bewring, dismissed the libel with costa, upon 6D appes! was taken vo thia court The eouvsel for tee 8: pe'lept supposes that, under tne 1334 rule of tnis comet, the only coprequence of negiecting to give the in the touting of execati on against bis oli the @ 1ewainrng ovberwise w Cail force. The rule vrovides tha& the mppellee may move thi, court to have thy coores tm the court below carried into effvet, subj-ct to tu jvdgment of this court or the Supreme J>art on tes Bp pon giving bis own stipulation to abide the de- cree of euch courts, aud the coart shull make such order, unless the spgelant sbell give security by stipalae tion, of him and competent securities for ment of all and costs on the appest in woe court. end in the supreme Court. And the 1631 role of the Distrint Court provides, that wher aa ap) absll be entered, the appe isnt sball, within kee thereatier, give recurity for damages and costs; end, if not given within that time the decree isp be exe ecuted as if there bad been no appeal Exscution hes Deen sseued in the District Court in vais case under ee 1080 rule, 8 retured wich 0 nest od ubia, as sap |, is the only pouslty jor vegleciing to give che ao camy The error‘of the counsel. {v ta overkoking tae acts of Corgress ov the subjuct Tae ast of 1805 (3 86 ut wrge, p. 244 § 2) provides that from ali fusl decrees «tbe Gistrict Cuurts where the amount ic dispue exe cose the wom of fi'ty d Mars, exotusee of conte, ua sp yen shall be allowed to the next Croutt Court, acd teas such appeal shail be eubjeot to ihe name rule: \chs. apd TeNtE.CtOMS, Bs are prescribed 10 writs of error. rules and reguistions are found the 22a, $84, and 24th -ecitone of the Judiciary sot of "EO and the act aceuding the same, Dec. 12, i704, (2 St at lerge, pp. 81-5 and 404) Taking them cigsdher the appellant, in order to make the appeal guise aed evtitie bimeslf to s bearimg inthe courtad.vs mast either give good and suflicient avourity 6» proecuty the appeal to eflest, and answer all damuges and costs of pape nee of the Ceoree, oF, if ne doss oo: wish 10 super @ execution, suffiount security to an-wer the co.te tm ee of sfirmance, (2 Wh. 132 Coublis’s Ad nicaley, chap 12) The ruler, both io the District aod Creat Court reverred to, were adopted tor the parpvse of ou Tying ‘bene ante into effsct ip the cave whece the appetee bed vegiected to give the srouri:y r quired to opsrateas BsuLercedeax, After the lap- of tne tendays and ae eecurity given (or the danges sod oo; vitton is made for the iesuiug the execution ip the onne of an appeal, as tu toe case of a writ of orree to the District Court, the spoesl is not regular an- leas security is given at leart fr the costs, The two am this res, ect stend von the asme footing Tusre one we tender in the Distric: Court by the respoud:at thi Bud tee money brovght into the court to abide the Ms Gecre@, As we rhali diamiss the appeal for irregniarite, the appeent can apply to that court for the mosey. Where the appeal bas been regular, roa: to bring up the case into this court, the funda beln-qiog to the case mu:t be trans(¢rred to this court aloog wita the oases, ‘fax the court below has ao looger any coutrol over theme and apy Gischarge by that court or aay of its officers ee tbe per-onr in custody the funds muy ba wrald be avuliry. Tais court, fom the time tte ape tases effect. iv responatble for the tafe keeping of toe tuada, aud for their application {a bena f of ‘be party ulamatery to be found entitles to them Th» cours below hes Be lov ger ary juri:diction over tbe casa, or ary of ite imal- dents; and it is the duty of the slerk of thts court, im cures uponappral. shore there isa fund ia thecourt D0 Ow, ‘transfer of the asme and inquire into tp st-te apd condition of it, and revort tae seme to the coort, in pursuance of the 2254 rule of the Distros Court whi sh hes been. wih others, adosted as tha rule af this court on the evbjxct (see 136ta yuls ot Oot Court) The practice ix differeut to owe of a furtaer ap- peal from this court to the Susreme Coact; the property ‘or fonds, ard all otbec recurities given by the psrties. to ab de tbe fins! decree remain tn the Crroaic Coart, be caure the Supreme Court does not execute its own de Crees but ends its mandate ta The Circuit, The funds retain where the decree is to be executed Appeal dig Iniesed with costs. Court of Genera Sessions, Before Judye Borda A FPW MORE OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS INDICTED, tart 20—The firey business in order to dsy rus the arrsigowent of ten perso! rrested iatne T ary for selling Hyoor without license. The follo ving vereoas pee Ruiity to the oharge and were discha ¢31 anu ‘urday morning. when those who were arrsigasd om Friday Jast, ano ordered to appear to morro (Wedene- dev ) wil) also have to attend aa it ix the inteation of the Court to dirpose of all of these partes together — Willer Montgomery Jobr Leouard, Terrance Mc tutra, Martin Mshonty, Corvelius Caron, Wiliam 3aith O'- Bren James McCall, Paunck moGuire, Tous. Halpin, and Thos. Gra¢y THE FOURTH OF JULY RIOTERS. To this cree, which was Ket down for vw dsy, Mr. Bas- teed, connee! for the ts. moved for an «djoarm- mert of the trial cf James Seundere, Patrick Kelty, awd otbers incicted by the Grand Ju'y forariot de wae not rendy and it was uiterly impossible fur him to preceed with the trial. He therefore begged tat the Vourt woud postprpe the trial uptil the next term. One of his ree- ropa for net being rendy wav. that ope of his cheats wae st prevent very sick fo bad « certificate of a «action! man to that effect. Very upexpeci-diy, one of the'r orta« Ciral witperses was, un & mere motion of one of tae mewdere of the Grand Jury indicted along with the othens— Tha therefore, bed a tendency to di arrange tow ire of all bis preevedings, and con-equently it would requice some further time to hunt up the evidencs thet the Grand Sury vouls rot afford them He supposed it wae the intention of the District Atturncy to try all the pri- BOne7# together. Judge Beeb How is it Mr. Hall, do you intend te tey thew in & beroh ? Arsixiant District Attorney—Certainly, sir. Iwill met grevt them erparate trials, but will try them al ceetbar. Mr. Borteed then reads cert ficete of @ phy-ictem, stating that one of the defendanta was sick, and wen bg bis 0 ders sent to the country ior conoge of air Aas} ther of tpeir mort important witassses, a firemas om p board of & steam«nip, was now advent from the cio, ba Wor on bie paresge home, Tbe Court, eith the conseut of the prosesuting coueedt, then postponed the ca until the first Monday im te bext tera Asault and Batlery with Intent to Kill —A Gormem med Casper Beeler as Ubon yiac-d at the har caaged wi b assaulting & countrymas of his, George Huxsatore. I: eopeartd frow the evidence thas butm of ‘neu being fog ewbat under the tospiriog ifluenoe of lager dete, tome meape or other H wter beca og oar-ged at rhe cee- duet of Hugendore, mud cop-equeo ty rao utter btu with & big chetve knot @, aud «' uek tim through the arm, poce AUPE wIO the ride, The cousvel for the prisouer vege ged the jury to bring ia evecdict of aasault ead bat- tery coly, Che jury retired tor nearly four hours, bub 2 ade could not sgree se to the verdics. Tae Ucurt ther journed for the day Supreme Court Ci.cait, isetore Hoo Judge Morrie Sart. £0. —Jonn tly vs Spifford & Tieton —Thia 7 which ben cecupted the Court for cou days past, bee been slrewd; publih+d taths HERALD was brougat to ® clove this day. The plaiotif sought wo recover $16 000 commis: inv for rervices re: dered the defvodeate io preovri g for them a retaro of exce-s of duties, war thry bad vats, ux der aisffot 1845, on sugar nud ume Inves The defendan's couiwnded that tc was wot throveb ihe services of the plaiowif that they received beck $10 000 +xcess dutivs, but by the exuritous of chute Orn meert> spp loted before their egresment wth tae = ‘bi and wleo by virtue of & suit tasticuted by the vited Staten goversment to test their lisbility to relea~ buree the daties The plaintiff con’euded toast on aw Ubdera’std ng with the cefeodunts he brought the eo tin for the eoovery of the excess of dutisa, 10 th? meme of another firm. acd that it wae cecided by tas Sup eme Court of the United Steves het the duties were iliqgal, “ee 86 DO Biloxanoe bad oeen made for leakage und draim cn ibe voyage ‘The Judye in charging the jary eid that ifthe platen tif eveceered in bis efforts for (>8 Gefeadants hy was em. titled to the compensation agreed upoe; but ths planed was Only entitied to compen ssion oa $8 000 ths amount f Outy illeguily ebarg’a avd retarned to the defendants D tbeir own bee uct and not for soy on account uf tne corcignors The jury rendered w verdict tor plain of $6,158 26 inc!uding interest, Landlord and Tenant —sammary Proceedings Before Judye Gee PIRST DISTRICT COURT. Serr 20 — John / Levy and Cnarles P. Huestis again A. G Colwell and Richard EB Spurring—Mewwrs. Lavy ie Bue tis ret foreb to their affidsvit, on whica the» pre ceedinpr were instituted, ther oa or about the fit deg of Janusry, 1862 they lead to C Iweli & Spareiog, the tenents, the firrt floor, a01 part of the baveuwas of house bpo-n as No 179 Grand streat, im this city for fivearde beif years, at the yearly rect of $8.0 that they, the tewucte, entered toto the possextom tb and that there was ope moath’s reot dus and vo veld om the first of September fastant ating to 666 67 which bas been demarced from the tenuate nod tbat they bola over withont the ovssent of the la dlords the tenente in their affidertt deny making the I#av9 as dem. cribed in the above effidavit, aud also deoy that there le any rent due, and. demand e trial by jury, It cane om for trisl before Judge Green ard jury today. Th. toad lords preduced in evidence a lenre, executed by the par ties 10 this procerding, besriag date Ostobur 20, 185t, end rerted his case. The teaant:’ couose) moved te die. wire the proseetiog or the crovod that there wae a vark ance between the lexee produced and the one ees forth ic the landlords’ affidavit The Jucge g-anted the me tien, eying tbat tne Iendlordw had failed om oroving the letting of we premiees, an sor forth in taeir aliderit; that ere «were special procesdiogs, and the > under which they were brought must be feliowed ‘ily. Tuy CroLogican Exrepirion To THe Weat— Pref E 6, Mere yookstat, sod De F V Haydeo bom | niet, were at St. Mary Towa, oo che 8h, returning fom Bb excedition to the mauvaise To: Thy ohjsc: of thee © ‘dition was to make .w collec ton of Akuate vemetas,, 816 peclogival epecimens, aod also botanical «perimans: £74 (0 rtudy shetgerl gy, botany and nata-al history of that rection of the Uoper Mirsout While at tho vairo Terre, they collected eight boxes of forstt hones bores of vertebrad animals belooging to exroct « | end many cf extinct genera, Dr Hayden’ collec'ed trom £C0 +0 1 200 ppecios of piante romect which are «uoom to be new fore Veaving seer exam md the Pctioin | | formstion of the Blaffs tn which todica tons of cmt waa found avd Dr Mosk thinks it #til be dicoivernd la wate Cleat quenticies to ony well Tht exprdidom waa nogh out by Prof Jamon Hall, Sate | glut, of Now York. Grologiet wd Pate manatee