New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
FLASHING TON CORRESPONDENCE
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You Arc aware that the House resolutions illng
for the official correspondence touching the Ostend
DIPLOMATIC Congress has been referred to the Commit
tte Oh Foree ma fairs and that Mr. Bayy Chairman
of raid Committee bes minated that he intends 10
keen sAd resolution in his breeches pocket "a the end
OF the session. Undoubtedly Congress aud the peo-
Die III thus be deprived Of some OF the most inter-
estipg and extraordinary snd revolutionary comics
sions that have ever occurred IN the diplomacy oil
this country.
But ire TACT that Mr. Bayy has suppressed this par
ticular correspondence, will not, a. understand in-
t.rfcre with other other cals for variety OF other
diplomatic CORES pondenee IN the keeping OF Marcy.
The State Departments periect placer IN US Oa'ches
ard bundles Of precise and inside Information touch
irg our foreign Affairs in all qunters of the globe;
and you may expec. some csls 10 be made Tor some OF
these bundles and parcels before long with the view
Of eDlg htepng the House upon the exact CONDITION
of our foreign relations here and every where. I ne
shelves and drawers under the charge OF Dudley
Mann, ard literally grooming with their masses OF
letters, filed to ,ls brim with rre knowledge OF
which Cong ought cerIaInly 10 know something.
For example there is a letter on tile from Mr.. Ma
son touching the SOule business, from which appears
that in the coDfere between Mr.. Mason and the
French Minister OF Foreign Affairs tue latter informed
our Ambassador that Mr Souls or his son. bsd been
making himself TOO busy with the socialist gossip OF
the cafes concerning the Empress Eogene; and that
Mr. Belmont had been detected and stopped by the
French Government in bis steu pts TO negotiate an
with the branch OF the RothschIds at Frankfort on
The d hDe, Tor me Dtutuk VI huhridi duu tnio
cial intrigue Is complained Of affair Dot exactly
corsisent with the friendly relations suosisting be-
TIVE, the allies and the United States, nor With our
neutrality in the present war This letter ought 70
have b. en- sent ND with the Mason correspOn teace 70
CoDgress; but, being withheld, it will probably be
called for.
Next. Marcy has on file a spirited and varke list Of
letters from SOue spanish affairs, including the
Black Wan Tor and other outrages which wsud taro"
flood of light upon the prospects of the reannsIa-
"ton" Of the leland Of Cuba, and the way IN viii d
Marcy and Soule, aud the Spanish Cabinet and souIs,
have come to loggerLesds about 1t. This corresPon-
dence IL worth lis weight gold 10 view OF Congress-
iou al legiss tion upon our affairs with Spain.
Neat, there is the Bem ont correspondence IN the
Gibson care, showing the filing and backing Of Marcy
or Belmont both, on that -ubJect-very interest
iIg IL would be ~ ndiall 10 the jews oil CHATHAM
u, TO get hold u this correspondence.
There .re, also " the Department, some interest
ing letters from Mr.. Buchanan on Central American
affairs, showing how Marcy has completely blocked
him up on tha, subject showing also, very ceIly,
tbs f4llacy of the Monroe doctrine. Meanwhile the
Cabinet organ here 10 doing the same thing IN q vr-
tua recognition Of the night end title Of The Mosquito
King: for The LRtOH advocates Col. Kinney hlI.
bust, rig project which Is 70 settle colony Of Amer
icsns on tract OF land bought Of the hing Of the
Mosquitoes.
Then there are some curious, official letters from
Switzerland, touching the proclamation Of George
Sanders 70 tie Swls- Republic, and other SUBJECTS,
winch cug hf 20 come 20 llgoy
The most curious and funny correspondence Of al
il probably that Of Mrs Cazneeu late Mrs. stor Us
for fifteen years past one Of the moe. active sags
cous all able propsgsndists Of republican principles
and " meDifest destiny II al the world SIZE has,
Of late been actively engaged in spec al mission to
Don mica, the spanish and muatO section Of the
Islald OF Hayti-soulouques empire occupying the
black end. Ssuouque Is Ambitious Tor the whole
o. hone, and lately runOrs Of an intended invasion,
Oh his part Of the Spanish and Mul.,to Republic Ied
10 his mission OF Mira Cazneaa. Her plan, We
undss'ard, Is, 20 turn The tables upon, put him down,
reesfsblSh slavery, and annex the whole Isisnf 70
the United states. To this end as beginning, she
is said TO have already bought sea. port a. naval
RENDEZVOUS for sqGa'ters ard libusieros, according
10 the original pan of Gen. Daft Green. Marcy has
the doeurner Is, and Congress ought 20 es for them,
or We may become involved in a war with Sogloa4ue
before We know l..
Then, there are ssne very funny Letters on HE from
Gen, Gsdscen and our c)nsgs IN Mexico, AMI from
the Ssndsich GLANDS and from ConstsctinOols, aud
st Pefersburg and Chins which would De very
ful 10 both bOases and ought dot 70 be wrapped up
among tie cobweb- OF me state Department.
Taken a. togethsr, tbs varied ard extensive coz.