The New York herald
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Following public concern over an announcement, English Ambassador Sir John Crampton requested instructions from Earl Russell regarding the Spanish blockade of the Dominican coasts. The English government consulted the legal advisers of the crown, whose opinion was favorable to recognizing the Dominicans as belligerents because Spain was bound by the maritime law of the Treaty of Paris to maintain a real and effective blockade. Earl Russell communicated this legal opinion to the Spanish representative in London, who promptly informed the Spanish government.
A raíz de la inquietud pública ante una proclama oficial, el embajador británico Sir John Crampton solicitó instrucciones a Earl Russell sobre el bloqueo español de las costas dominicanas. El gobierno británico consultó a los asesores jurídicos de la Corona, cuyo dictamen fue favorable a reconocer la beligerancia de los dominicanos, por cuanto España estaba obligada en virtud del derecho marítimo del Tratado de París a mantener un bloqueo real y efectivo. Earl Russell trasladó este dictamen jurídico al representante español en Londres, quien lo puso de inmediato en conocimiento del gobierno de Madrid.
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[From the Madrid Epooa, Dee. 18.)
In conseauence of the effect produced upon the public
mind by this announcement, Sir John Crnmpton, the
English Ambassador at this Court, felt bound to request
explanations from his government upon a matter In
which he was without oOicUl instructions Earl Russell
lost no time in replying, and his despatch reached the
English representatives yesterday evening, at the same
time that the First Secretary of State received the
despatches from our Minister Plenipotentiary in London,
previously announced by telegraph to the Spanish Cabl
net These despatches contained ample details of all
that had occurred. On aeeount of eertatn questions
arising from events that have taken place in consequence
of the blockade of the Dorut utcan coasts by the Spanish
squadron, the English government considered It uecee
sary to take the opinion of the legal adviaers of the
crown, following It* practice in all matters of this kind
Their opinion was favoruble in a certain man
ner to the recognition of the Dominicans as
belligerent*? .Vpain tiling bound, according to tkexr ru w,
by the maritime law laid down in Ms treaty
<jf /'aril, to maintain a rtal and effrrtice blockad of all
the poinu ifik* island wher* the undertook to prevent the
entry qf lippli* dettinod fbr Ms rebel* Earl Russell
communicated this opinion to our representative In I<on
don, who In his turn considered It urasntly necessary to
acqusiat the Spanish government with the same Hence
the origin of a news which, having come to the knowl
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The New York herald. (1865). New York [N.Y.], 1865-01-07. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr04473-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1865-01-07/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1865-01-07.