Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-25
Extracts from Mr.. Walshs last letter to the Journal of
Commerce

ETtrQcfS from W0LShS last letter
PARIs szPrEABEa 25, 1851.
AT the hour at which my communication by the steamer
Humboldt was prepared for the post Office the press of this
capital had not received the details Of the utter failure of the
Lopez expedition. The first page Of each Of the principal
journals manifested, the next morning, the lively sensation
they produced. Four five columns of the Journal des
Debafs and Constitutional were devoted to them, with
strong expression OF satsacon such find in the chief
London papers Few editors either sde of the channel
will recognise Lopez hero bis followers martyrs.
The French observe that they rejoice mainly because the
catastrophe may to repress American Quxoc propen-
ses The enterprises against Cuba and the scenes at New
Oileanao say nothing Of The extraordinary resolutions
passed at the public meetings in many ctessuppIy in
centve and color to the repetition Of the old charge that
country lawess within itself and aless towards the
of the world. The Constitutional Of this day attempts 10
explain the facility with which and money can be 30
widely and abundany recruited in the United States for
like and predatory expeditions Itends By asking has Anne
democracy multiplied the race of soldiers of for
tune and mercenary adventurers.
The Madrid correspondent of the Chronicle 10th instant
The Cuba affair continues to be the chief object of aen
ton here and the columns of the principal journals are main
ly occupied with it. Whatever recamations may be made
BY Spain on the United States will doubtless be made at
Washington The outrages committed ON Spanish property
at New Orleans and the insult offered to the Spanish
and the Spanish fsg considered here demand full
facton and there no difference Of opinion the subject"
Ia the Journal des Debas of this morning there is a
Gle under the Madrid head Of the 10th instant which it is
stated that the Spanish Government was dpachng to Cuba
strong Of troops and Paxhan cannon and that
diplomatic information received Of official orders to Br-
sh and French squadrons to cooperate in protecting the
island OF which orders the American Government
gularly apprized.
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