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Insahs at Mantanzas.-A gentleman well ac.
qurinted with the facts assures that the indig.
lilies offered to our Government by the authori-
ties At Mlntanzas are utterly disgraceful to u.s.
viii a. 6ee r. e19 sa%ssSng the many; which we
few months since in that port. The oihceIa .-,-
day entertained a company of ladies and genlle-
men on board, and when they were rowed on
shore two of the sailors carried soma Of the ladies'
cloaks, &C., to their houses. They were not in
the streets more than fifteen -'~;---'o'. before
,h4y 80. 10 rno bot they were arrested by
the city authorities, charged with creating riot.
and placed in the stocks! There was no ground
at all. our inform INT says. for the charge.


The Captain Of the Boxer demanded his men.
The authorities refused to give them up. unless a
fine was paid. lie then made application to the
Governor, who refused to interfere. Conse-
qdently the Captain was obliged to pay fine Of
S4.25 for each of his m n, before they were al-
lowed to return to tho brig.


This is but one among the many petty, vexa-
tious and umiiating insults put upon Americans,
since the Imprisonment, of Nr. Cross, our Consul.
1t is high time thnt our Government convinced
III ,se naughty Dons that It is a dangerous game
they are pHying anl thnt the quicker they play
their last card. the better it will DO for them.-
Portiand Argus.