The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

Interesting from spain.
THE RFPESr IN MADRID OF THE THREATENED INvA-
SION OF CUBA
Our advices from Madrid are Of the sth instant.
The from the United States relative to the H.
tention Of certain persons belonging TO the United
States Of America to get up su expedition against
Cuba has excited the attention Of the Spanish gossrn
ut which has determined to offer every resistance
to such project General Roncsii has already re-
csived categorical Instructions the poiat
III PAS, OF Madrid has the following article relative
In our yesterdays number We inserted the text Of
proclamation issued BY the Right Hon the President Of
the United States Of America General Taylor With the
object Of deDouncing to all the agents OF the civil and
military government Of the Union. the prosct of
armed expedition against our West Indian POSSESSIONS
against Of the provinces of Mexico organised
It would appear, by certain unoccupied sdventarers
The proclamation explicitly and en-rge tcsy con.
dennis any such project and orders authors to DO
given up to the judicial tribunals guilty OF viola
ton Of the Law of nations This conduct which is
highly honorable to the loyalty and foresight Of the
AuRo-Americsn government thus Affords most di-
rect denial the most complete and auth ,ritatvs
PLANTATION that could be given to the of the In
yasiou Of Cuba by foreign power which have been
for time past extensively diGussd aud gene
| rally accredited. According to the proclamation be-
fore ur appears possible without the pro-
clamation it would always have appeared TO us natu
throughout the don't Mons Of the Uued States Of
North America and they are generally ,sed Of
those Who prescribed In Europe dy thther to
from the consequences Of their crimes, seek
medy for the misery which prosecuted them az hone
few persons should have conceived the vsndsiic
scheme Of desperately attacking our American posses
sions ike phalsnx OF banditu We not surprised
to learn that these Adventures thinking nd in this
enterprise more chances of honor aud profit than in
California have renoupced the dubious of gold
offered by the sands OF he Sacramento and proposed
to seek their fortunes by more hazardous means To
US Spapiards such attempts would not appear worthy
OF the slightest attention unless the government Of
the Union to tolerate or to protect them; but
from the moment the latter condemns aud
them so spontaneously and openly General Taylor
has done they lose ell their port ance. apart from
| what they may derive from the Circumstance that
they afford an Opportunity for renewed testimony Of
the respect and 10y atty With which friend y govern
tain that exclusive of those duties
imposed on all countries bv the aw of nations there
exst between Spain and the United States OF Ameics
ancient ties OF gratitude on the part OF the latter,
which they could not forget without furnishing their
honor On the other hand. attack OF our Antilles
by the Anglo American Union would be viewed with
Indifference in Europe since the permanent retention
Of those colonies by the spanish IL Of
the surest guars Of IN exact oubrum in the re
spectvo political influence aud mercantile relations Of
| the various European and American states Thus IL
IL that neither Of justice Arguments Of
pedency could urge the of the United
States to violate the territory Of our colonies It ia suf
hcient. ho~ever, that these prcj-cts OF usurpaton
should have bcen conceived In order 60 provoke fr-
NAL .slsicaton through tho medium OF the PRECEDENT
We rejoice at this declaration which esctusiiy dis
poses OF all the rumors circulated With the notorious
Intention Of exciting sppreh- nsious the subject
and removes all pretext Tor those protests and eAOus
les which never produce good results.
Congress OF Crowned Heads OF Europe.
1bue lie n singular movement snougst the crosncd
/ heads Of contiuental EUROPE at the present moment
Conferences at roptz tBohema) conferences at Pil-
nz Saxony) conf ut ersosfrd Central Pa ser)
aud conferences at Lay bach ubiaus,. tho capital Of
CsrDiols and ne great distance from ricste tustrss
greatest maritime city. The Interview a. Frsnkflri
between the Prince OF Prussia aud the Archduk job
late ADM illustrator Of the deiunct Central Power aud
tsme Of the princes OF the minor States have
led TO no result the conferences. bet the Emps
ror OF Austria. the King az Prusis aud his daies.
~ of Ssxony 1T at Topltz aud subsequently at Pill
nz H. yet riddle unsolved which the jour.
nal. eSpound each according To It's osu psrticaltr
! views or wishes The Congress ~ Lsybach witch
promises to be the most i'm port ant fall T.
Tor the 18TH inst On the i+th the Enperor Ot Austrs
IL e. leave CHI 90 insugurate the opening Of the rail-
wAy from that city to lay bach He L. TO accom-
| MED by Prince Sch~arEeaberg The King OF Naples,
the rogn Pripce OF ruecany ava thu Pope 10
| the Emperor ut LRybsch Field. Marshal Rsirtzky
has ao been invited. In the ropa should not ~
able TO attend bs holiness WILL IL s sad bS reprssen.
| ted by two CARDINAL.
husirin, Russia, and Hungary.
! sONE or TIE CLOSING SCENES or TIE DIANA ~
HuNGAHY--iN1EEEsnNo FECCLA1AriOS---INCI-
DENIS, &c &c.
The news during the week has bsan rather Of q
rstive character hut portion of " wil hs read
with Interest. The negotiations fur the capitaltt