The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05


NKw YosK. August 3. 1853
The Madrid ioursal FL Hsrs,do Of the 2olh ult-a
L unal Tho leading articles Of which must be regarded
hcial when treating OF International srairs-takes
on 10 deny the existence at the seat OF government OF
az bose feeling against ihs newly appointed AmeI-
an minister Ii afims that he wall be received not only
ilh the respect due TO his rank and to bis personal &C
,mpishmenls but with cord atty that Will manifest
e best good will, together with the conscious eonVe-
on the part OF Spanards that when be shall have
ssn the evidences OF industrial prosperity possessed BY
pan its rapid gain in material wealth. and IN all NOSE
resources essential 10 the maintenance oil nalona niue
endence be will forego all thought OF Ills ever being
willing 10 reinqush Cubs or OF It's inability TO maintain
Us Tshul sovereignty over thai island 90 lar rom OPP
posing the acceptance OF Mr. Soue. Madrid journalists de
sire nothing 80 much that he viii come. The minis
asrs OF Queen Isabella are evidently aaered al the ap
,o,nmen, Of one whom they consider the most CONVEX
liant OF any Of bis countymen with the tenels OF the an
exsouai parry, and at the same time In possession OF
those sound saiesmanke views which wil lead MN no
further than regard TO the honor OF his country may
dcs,e The circular issued from the Treasury Depart
sen, and signed by Secretary Guthrie, relative 10 the
admission OF the Spanish flag into The ports OF the United
STATES on The same Terms accorded to American
vesses is regarded indication of that anity of feel
ipg which will serye whilst increasing commercial inter-
course between the Tags TO enlarge mutual respect
and contribute to better understandings.
mo unimportant amount of the inellgen with which
American affairs are regarded in Spain is TO be credited
"a the Spanish journals OF New York, more especially
II Cy,niea, a journal conducted with an ability that
pua do credit even 10 Ell eraido. abiding in its
;n As il does by facts, and seldom, If ever, giving way
,innaences that possess merely temporary ascendency
Id is by this journal that the South American States
chiefly obtain their OF s,usc1 organized
here; ard II Is not rIskng much TO afrm that The views
xpressed it's columns, whether on domestic or foreign
ronmony tudicious and consistent
Croniea has sustained all along The present adminisiIa
ton. .. @
I Yesterday and within the same hotel which harbors
Mr. Soule gentleman might have been heard PROFOUND
ing an estimate of the ratio oil increase IN the value OF
land in Cuba did il belong TO the uned States But IN
advance of lis sanguine accountant, New YORK ner
chants have thrown up conjeciual calculations OF the
risks attaching to the transfer tina, would follow OF a
nor,;on of the business of New York 10 tina, sandof
The consequences that would ensue from Limitation OF
The produce OF the South and The States and
confess themselves not quite reconced as yet TO such an
event.
inc The proposed defensive alliance between Spain and
MEXICO are Just OF the character that might have been
anticipated The whole proposition is proved. though
M, intentionally, 10 be an idle shan-a baube-which
Santa Anna has exposed TO engage busy and ingenious
minds, well knowing the folly OF any substantive ac
founded thereon. II is rue, which, Tor some short
longer, VIII 0UOfu yer
baps be talked of--nothng There is already evil
dence sufficient that Spain will have nothing 10 do with
the project In the first instance, she is loo proud in The
second she il aware how little advantage would accrue
The whole OF Mexico once her own, and IT is not
Tor her to establish proectoa'e TO what is still
regarded as rebel power. Centuries do not suffice 10
subdus the spirit of rancorous dislike with which she
ponders over the past dlsoyaly TO lessen the dsdain
with which che watches the efforts made in the
cieni Spanish colonies after republican freedom and
national prosperity. Nor, European State, would
she venture alliance that nigh, presently involve
her in actual conflict without very and very
safs equivalent, which, Tor SPAR, does not exist.
So Santa Anna is still the great magician; princes
snd po,enta,er, names long since swept away, and
teuied ranks ii European soldiery, move upon the
au,omati board over which with charmed hand he ap
pears to gazing uudes beneath 10 exercise absolute
control But still and silent circle suhsss around;
the machinery known to be in the neghborhood the
numbsress msehnalons like the ribsnd drawn from the
mouth ia Chinese jusgler TO begin and end with him
self He has INDUCED in charming phantssy-conlured
dream 10 which he had himself fsiih he has gained
wha, be wzn;eI-ime and discovered in this yet more
Of his noted The project combines happily and bar:
nonously all The elements Of the higher comedy and Is
only aided in eHec, by the happy solution OF curiosity
40 ,killully excited and maintained. J. c.