The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-10
The Effect OF the Cuban Invasion upon the
Home Governments.

Home government
The Madrid correspondence OF the London papers fur
nishes the following Interesting intelligence
Great activity prevails In the department and the
Of 5000 to the Spanish Antilles The Spanish press
Is unanimous in condemning the conduct OF the Aer
can government the liberal papers avail themselves Of
the fact that partial movements have taken place In the
island to hint that there exists 10 certain
extent and that sweeping reforms necessary pre-
vent such dissatisfaction from spreading itself The
Ciamor Pubheo while recommending that additional
forces be sent to the Isle OF Cuba hints this win BE-
On excellent opportunity to make amends to those
GERS OF the army who have been upustly put the
red Inst on account Of political and party grudges IL
not however very probable that the government wiz
AVAIL tss OF the advice thus ingenuousy given for Il u
not forgotten that the liberal officers who had
IN the forces that were to be the revoled Spanish
ton proclaimed the constitution in the ie Of Leon ana
marched their troops TO Madrid Senior San Martin ths
published at New York under the protection OF ths fu
ban authorities had arrived at Madrid With dispatches
from the Spanish Plcnipetentiary in the Unitsd
States He has had several long conferences Nth ths
ministers and urges the necessity sending considsr
BILE rsinforcems both naval and military TSs M;,s
ter Of Foreign Affairs has circular note to thu
different governments Of Europe, calling ON them Ia
afford their moral support in the pre,en crisis Il Il
not true that energetic been made
to the American Minister at Madrid All oommuuics-
tons upon this subject have been made through tina
Spar ish Minister at Washington
Perhaps it is not Morally known that short time
since the Spanish government excessively annoyed
because Lord Palmsrson refused to enter into any fun
ther negotiations guarantee Cuba against foreign az
gresou unless the internal Of the island
was reformed This 1t has at Last promised to do and
the tardy pledge Is kept, to the British Minister o.
Foreign Affairs will belong The honor Of having amslio
rated the social don Of the Cubsp hitherto tyrs
nzed over by military despotism in return for supply
Ing Queen Christina and the Spanish court with NH
lion sterling annually
Political look with small anxiety to the minis
terA papers, and above all to Christmas print, the
Epdna, for rome indication Of the int tions of the
government. The leading articles Of the latter paper
are for the post part written by Christmas private &C.
cretary The Esrana Of to-day earnestly recommends
that In the present state of affairs with the United States
denomination Of all parties should be ma te in favor
OF Cover nmept The of the easy victory obtained
over the American invaders has been received with no
small exutaton the Boosting Of the America papers
and the obvious contempt they have always demon
strated for the personal courage Of the Spanish race
having long liberated the public mind Some uneasi-
pess being felt here account of the having
arrived that Bustlos Is proceeding with dangerous se1
in the performance Of his duties He has fired upon and
considerably injured American ship laden with nouf,
and bound TO Havana. The vessel II appears did NOT
heave to hailed to do After being vigorously searched
she ordered to return to the United States though
he had nothing board that could justify suspicion.
1t remains to how Brother Jonathan will behave
when he learns these transactions The American NH
mister has had frequent conferences with the minister Of
Foreign Affairs these few days