The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20


appointment in q letter to Mir Secretary Clayton
offensive In it's tone that the President despatched it
to the French government with quest that It's wri
ter might be recalled No attention having been paid
to this request, General Taylor took the matter into
ether unit ascrbss the breach to demand, the
part 81 France, for indemn for losses OCCASION
I'd to French citizens by the bomhardaens of Vera
cruz Not the least curious part OF the story Is that
Poa,sins dismissal is stated T. have take him
pleey b, surprise the first intimaton Of the resclu
been communicated to him. while at New York, by
| the public journals.
Bur uhekerer Of these te The true one a squad
DE on such grounds scarcely B. Of nature opar-
dze he peace IF the uord. uialsdroit Offensive
bssador cannot now do all the mis- nief that once was
in his power. dispute to the fitness of given mi
mister tn his nation at given does not
nssesssy mean nSws d's. powder shot MGth,'hd
tons like that Of individuals ia become little less
sensitive, aid more easily satisfied Two States, IL is
now found quarrel, dismiss each others represen
tatives. suspend communications, aud become cuts,o
like Jack and rcm, without dragging heir respective
ito. Sir Henry Buwer will testify to II truth
assertion. Although. therefore hear with regret
the ST. ok Exchange at New York has already exhibited
depreciation Of United States securities of per
cent We can stil read the following sentiments with
toersbe self sosse sion We seek not exclsms the
Baltimore Shn ito quarrel with nation. but will
repd insult from whatever source II may emanate And
We wall frost in the protection OF God and right
arms 10 defend eur honor and our country Nothing
can be more heroic; and our admiration Is s the
perfect from being upsloycd With the slightest fear OF
the matter really ending in anything serious between
Brother Jonathan and his Gallo pupil
Interesting fsom spain.
TIE DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER FROM
MADRID.
Tie Madiid Gasete OF the 2Tth ult announces that
on the PREVIOUS cey the minister Of the United states
OF America was received in private audience by the
Queen, and In brief speech announced that he had
been recalled by his government During his stay in
Madrid the PRECEDENT Of the republic had charged him
and IL ~as tie Presidents desire that such relations
ahould become tim closer He thanked the Queen for
the att, nton paid him and his family and expressed
wishes for the Happiness and prosperity Of Spain The
Queen stated that from the efforts be had made to
tablsh si,p dly relations between Spain and the nj
ted States Le could have wished that be should have
remained longer She expressed satisfaction at the
deere Q. the PRESIDENT to kesp up COED relations and
minister that he and his family had meritsd her esteem
and she thanked him for his good wishes fcr Spain
The Cuba Expedition
tFEcm the London Chronicle oc,ober4
Turning TO another head Of intelligence ~ Is
IL factory 20 learn that the sectst petition OF
American s,mpaihiIers" lie gradually becoming more
and hopeless in confequenee OF the steady oppo
sition Of the government Mt Washington and also IL
may be added of the effective def.ntie measures that
Rave been taxi n by the CHban authorities. The New
YORK bands had long dispersed and learn that
The four hundred buccaneers enssmped in Round
llsrd are kept cut Of mischief by few steamers
Of The United States who are On the watch to prevent
any armed bodies from leaving the shore That the
blockade Wis honestly carried out, We infer from
complaint on the part Of one OF the expedition
journals that owing to the crazy proceedings Of the
rquldrop,n there such a scarcity Of provisions
the bland, that the sympathlzers were half starved
sr lad made rush at the commssarys stores In de-
Tending which the guard under the Beossrity Of
killing ole man, ana woundiDg another"
IL will be bsred th at the volunteers had found
ed goat hopes Of @ legitimate 5eu, the de-
naDd made by the President for the redelivory Of
Spartan subject. who bad been violently removed from
the United states by Spanish oflcers Rey pre-
dictsd, has been surrendered without demur that
the Washington government has not even the slender
pretext 81 pending dispute for aiding permiiti ting
the desiGb s OF it's fr.ebootpg subject on Cuba.
In fIite however, Of the wise and honorable course
adopted b. President Tsyr the alarms Of the Cuban
authorities we're ircessaut. Bumcrs 81 invasion, and
tf internal difsection. seduoufly kept afoat by
that roion OF the press which Is In the Interest 81 the
been rendered necessary In the Island All foreigners
lad been compelled TO register themselves and they
were placed under the surveillance OF the police 80
bitter decd the feiipg Of the Cubans against
them. that the Drtish and American residents had be-
alarm ed for their property, not Tor Their lives
and had written the naval stations OF their
rspective fsgs TO demand protection. TIE southern
attack aud en- these the regular spapi,h troops
being concentrated Four thousand militia had been
BETWEEN however the fertile fApces Of the sympa-
thzirg prcss and the diplou attic supprssons Of the
cersorrioden journals % cuba IL IL dficult to say
how much Il truth such histories msy contain N IL
satsfactory therefore, that Without having recourse
t. either ~ hese sources Of Information, enough is
known 81 the actual condition ef the rHulsr population
TO infer that should President Taylor unfortunately
fall In bis Efforts TO restrain tbefe tbievipg prcpsgsn
dists ftD Cuba they will meet vi the reception which
they deser We ffcm All classes With the exception Of
The Cr,oles End their own counrymsn land both to-
g,her e.ps'l,uts bu, very small psron % the pSpu
but rttiprocity 81 sentiment The spanish proprie-
would. of course, fght tooth and nail to protect
their property The slaves hate the country whence
the ards Who manage the great estates and
whose professional excellence mainly lies the amount
Of work ttey manage TO wiring from the blacks List
iy the free negroes of whom oneecvenh of the popu
lsop ccn,Ls knov we'll that their lbsrtie. would not
stand dsy after the psusibls propsssndsts Of the
South rad taken them In charge.
But although the fate Of the spedition appears thus
certain cannot dsmiss II without expres-ing our
s1rs a auin
hiss ben conceived and iept sfoot sympathy for
Cuba ouch IL the cry and It's chan pons ar. the pre-
psgsrdists Of the slave holding South Pathetic pic.
turcs unequal rights and unoccupisd relieved
With Institutions aud free quarters alternate In
their appeals with sd confusion, which, however
leaves doubt ss TO the uppermost ides In the minds
81 the d.clsmers Never. turey, did license and
| pidity slsts through 90 H'msy max We copnde
sos ne sc.,sra =" as,.. ,s, .nsr,v
in for the worst And cannot doubt that
the Presidents honorable RESOLUTION TO bsfhe the con-
spirstors will be seslousy supported by Congress The
Nortisrp States need not be told how grsvely the al
resdy for idsbls influence q the South In the Union
would be sssrsvsted BY the accession Of Cuba
The Ih'ss'snsd var r. between R"'''s and
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT SUSPENSION OF RE-
| IaTIoNs BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TrRKEy-oPfNIoNs
| or THE FRKNcH AND ENGLISH rREss-fNFoRrANr
| NETTING OF TpE ENGLISH CABINET.
The Tt,afs publishes the follosipg very Important
letter from Constsntinople : .
the Porte by the Ministers Of Russia and Austria Gen
Aupcs cidsd in dsaying for twenty four hours the
nerne. 10 HI. so,.rS%sSs ~. result cf that ssir
| profit ty the delay TO add some details to those
uh,n lent ,;..fp,S s. = only this evening that
This morning All fschs, the Minister of Foreign AZ
rs sddressedt 10 the Minister Of France and the AM
bsador Of kpslssds note In which he puss the fol-
l. DO The r., sties Of Kutsch~h Esynsrd and .f Pas
sro~eh give TO the TOO powers iassris and Rassis)