The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

already furnished between the Department OF State and
II ~ nsrsh our Minister TO constantinopas, relative 70
tne ansi!s OF the Rev Jonas King In snsweF to ths
tsrs from The State Department to Mr. xsrsk, oas f
Edv.rd Everett dated in 1853 fss.s letter. st this
late day are rather stale and give particulars In
had already bssn laid before the public through the
the President laying before This body large vslune Of
ecrrespondenee upon the didseutss amess the Indian
tribes particularly The Crssts .nd the ssmnc.sa Meme
substance Of them has already bsss used By the sbs
Commissioner on Indian Aaairs Mr.. Nsasypsnny, In his
IN the supreme Court to-day most os ths ss.io. wss
S.s. "a up ey Mr. Cutting in replying y Dsns! Leed
The .sss: c. .r .
~sp0ndsns' gave the points Of this ssss y',t:sdsy
OTHER cORR.sPONDKNCu.
lCorrespondsnce Of the North AnsrieanJ
TAs SandwicA Londs AND our Rsies;om. Va 1essr1-
Affairs IN Spain.
indicate speedy settlement Of tho annexation uusston
Inc native government continued divided and II was
able.
Recent 4 entirely probable that
i've and undplomatic In tone It wss was delivered .
the king by the express order. Of the British govern
at the time he did, and in the way he did, the Same Thru
would have been done by the French consul OeserS3
snS e the @
In the usual STYLE because he ordered n alarm the
people and 70 appeal to them from the Sbvsrnms.t.
Gen. ~ was informed from London that the cot OF an
nexation was on the point Of accomplishment and hs
was directed i NO alternative remained to make ths
by the way Of suspcndipg action This diulomate
ruse-so undipomatic in form-was completely success
The case stands postponed. and thu .ar,n..-..,..
has been compelled to defend itself against the private
tspnts and rspfoaches Of northern democratic mem
Ders by informing them that the French and British
ministers here have entered formal remonstrance,
not protest, against annexation, because, they
aeg their respective governments have rights secured
yened and annihilated BY their absorption into this
Union This important fact has embarrassed the Pros
dent and Cabinet, but has not prscluded efforts to
new and bring to successful conclusion the negota
tons which were commenced eighteen months ago.
What reply has been made BY the Secretary Of State
authory but afforded occasion for the exsrcss
Of the peculiar talents Of Ex-Governor Marcy, Il L. NOT
the rsmonsrants to give tkemseives no further tronS
in the case 1t s probable that the claims Of the TIVE
governments on that Of the Sandwich Islands win
the necessary abrosaton Of the French and Eng-
lsh treaties viii form clause Of the conventioa
soon as possible But the matter win not bs easily
Of speedily disposed Of The British policy has BY this
based upon popular fears has been excited, and the
King will be placed between two Hres His native sub
jccts clamoring against, and the Americans under Mr.
Gregg, and the nlbusters under their accidental
leaders, shouting for annexation.
The last dispatches from Madrid come mp to the 29d
Of November. The capital was then in the midst Of
ministerial crisis, caused by the resignation Of the r.
paytey0 Cabinet. That would continue until the meet
ing Of the Coresthe strongest party in which would
probably the construction Of Cabinet favorable
to their views Nothing ID said Of the feeling t.
wards Mr. soule, who was cxpected to arrive ON the
Of peace with the United States and will protect Mr.
Soule by all the in it's power but the popolax
The reasons for this enmity are two-fold. Spanards
have an hereditary antpathy to Fenchmen, and they
believe him identified with attempt to deprive ths
Of the colony which is the finest province Of their en-
pire