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Protest of i'!P United Htates

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Pv370Il/ri0U IN HAYTI.

CHJEF JUSTICE CHA3E AT HAVANA.

EVMTAT19N CP ST. D031INW0,

Ac., &c., Ac.

The *L.?ni hip Eu, lc, Captain L.uvreuek from flavnna j

371h May, arrived a: tli. port .yostordaA bringing intarcxtln;

intoliig u v, which Wili bo found iu tho loiter

of our Havana co-respondent, below.

Wc are indebted to t'io c .urteous purser oT the E.gle,

R. W Albert, for the pro:u[ 1 delivery of our Die.

Our Uavnun Corronpoudr nee.

Havana. May 27, IS03.

The Stonewall's short but-ovejitful history tp rioeod

for the present She was surrendered, as I Informed

you in my last letter, Into the hands of the local Spanish

government, subject to the pleasure or tho home goverumcnt,

and not peoaentcU to tho Qu -en, as reported,

nor does ahe by any means form a part of the Spanish

navy as yet. in my totter ny tun uiiumma i kuwwi b

report that Mf. Minor, tlic United States Consul at this

sport, had claimed the Stonewall in the name of bis government,

not "asapirato," as my letter made mo say,

but on much moro important ami legal grounds?namely,

that all tho property of the lately deceased confederacy

belongs to the neat of kin?the t'nitod States.

I belie vo I was correct In the statement that Mr. Minor

has, however, claimed tho vessel.

Tlio version of the rurrenilor, as glvon by the Diarie tU

ta Marina, is as follow*:?

We have h ard that the commander of the Confederate

ram Ston'wall, in view of the exceptional

situation in which he found himself, and tho necessity

of making some repairs la his macliin ry, which

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The New York herald. (1865). New York [N.Y.], 1865-06-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1865-06-01/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1865-06-01.