Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, volume 3
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, volume 3
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Burden, 1,044 tons. Signal lights were on her at night.
A confederate officer, it was sworn, claimed to have received arms from her, landed on the coast of Texas at night ; and this was not contradicted, though there was opportunity. There is other strong inculpatory evi- dence, which is, however, contradicted ; tending to show both the inward -and outward cargoes to nave been confederate property.
The question in all these cases is, whether or not there was probable cause for capture. The carg...o of each of them was adapted to the Texan market ; and there is little doubt that it was expected ultimately to find sale there, whether first to enter into the general stock of Matamoras, or merely to observe the form of passing through that place in transit to Texas.
It seems from the evidence that merchandise unladen at the mouth of the Rio Grande for Matamoras was conveyed to the latter place either in small steamers by the river, or in wagons by land. It seems, also, that this land transportation by wagons was likewise practicable on the Texas side from the coast at the mouth of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burden, 1,044 tons. Signal lights were on her at night.
A confederate officer, it was sworn, claimed to have received arms from her, landed on the coast of Texas at night ; and this was not contradicted, though there was opportunity. There is other strong inculpatory evi- dence, which is, however, contradicted ; tending to show both the inward -and outward cargoes to nave been confederate property.
The question in all these cases is, whether or not there was probable cause for capture. The carg...o of each of them was adapted to the Texan market ; and there is little doubt that it was expected ultimately to find sale there, whether first to enter into the general stock of Matamoras, or merely to observe the form of passing through that place in transit to Texas.
It seems from the evidence that merchandise unladen at the mouth of the Rio Grande for Matamoras was conveyed to the latter place either in small steamers by the river, or in wagons by land. It seems, also, that this land transportation by wagons was likewise practicable on the Texas side from the coast at the mouth of the river.
What to read after Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of State to read onlineMoreLess
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