No. 402.
Mr. Frelinghuysen to Mr. Valera.
Washington, October 29, 1884.
Sir: Referring to your recent notes, in which you express apprehension of further unlawful acts on the part of the Cuban sympathizers at Key West, I have the honor to say in further reply that, in a letter of the 10th instant to the Attorney-General, the United States district attorney at Key West employs the following language:
There have been no attempts to violate the neutrality laws here since the trial and conviction here of those arrested for assisting the “Agüero expedition,” and I am satisfied there will not be any further attempts made here.
Accept, &c.,