The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Highly Important from Washingtol
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THE sOULE ArFAR--BAoKNG OUT OF LOUIS NAPO-
LEoN--THE sOULE CONSPIRACY AGAINST MARCY
BUCHANAN TO BE PUT IN HIS PLACE ON WAR
FooTNG-LooK OUT FOR THE PRESIDENTS MES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1854.
The administration astonished with the news re-
ceved by the Asia They have Official advices confirm
ing the HKR1ps report Of the backing out Of Louis
poleon in the Soue affair. Pierce affects extreme de-
light but Marcy suspects there Is something still behind
And there is. is covered up in the following ad
vices received here by the last steamer
A very warNke despatch has come to hand from Blu
chanan touching relations with France,
ton with the Sandwich Islands, Cuba the Dillon affair
at Fan Francisco the st. Domingo intrigues and the
soule question. "Old Buck" in this despatch urges
the most decisive measures powerful navy-the in .
mediate annexation Of Cuba, at all hazards. No time
be lost We must defy France-England will stand of
and in deying France may fghten Spain out Of the
island" the faithful island Of Cuba" He opposes
any immediate action concerning the Sandwich Islands
They viii keep He goes for Cuba before any thing else,
and to the exclusion Of everything else which may inter-
fere with Cuba.
Marcy will resist this programme and win have 60
out. He is too sowthe Kitchen Cabinet in the
spracy They believe that the Presidents position can
"
our foreign affairs against the political revul.
sion at home Marcy goes out the plan Of souie and
Co. is to put Buchanan In his place. The Presidents
message to Congress will probably tell the whole story.
The issue is between the Congress ut Ostend and
Premier If the former trumphs authorized to
say that shall have Cuba in less than ak monthsno
matter how II the pacific policy Of Marcy 10
adopted by the President II reported that Soue and
Buchanan will resign and return homo TO agtatc the
question berc-Sanders remaining to keep the pot boil
ing on the other side.
soule il is said win not return to Madrid through
rrance-w not even 90 Paris to parake Of the ban
quet proposed to be given him there; but will take the
steamer San Jacnto At Southampton direct for SPAIN
the ship having detained by Mr. Buchanan for that
purpote But in the meantime, II is feared that the
revolutionary affiliations Of Soule In London will result
stn more aggravating complications with France and
Spain Hence Marcy is gloomy and tacturn He evil
IDENTITY suspects the plot against hm-the troubles in
embryo-and is sorely perpexed Pierce viii not listen
10 the recall Of Soule, matters stand They gone
too far Marcy WILL therefore, be compelled to allow our
fibusterng minister to to the end of his tether
Soule and his reeatng diplomatic associates thus
secured the upper hand Marcy and he Ia poweres
soule is practically at the head Of European affairs;
and IL will go hard il do not obtain red hot war,
as beautiful quarrel with France and Spain as the
Cwban Junta could desire One thing almost certain
we shall either have 'jolly row" with France and
Spain a revolutionary fuss in the family At Washing
ton
TBE BRT1sH West INDIA sQUADRoN-THE CONFER
ENcE At osTEND--rHE ACQUISITION OF oUbA-An'
souLE's rosfTfoN--EM AssMESTS OF THE oAh-
INEr-FoRSEy AND THE CLERKsHIP OF TIE HOUSE
WAsHryGros Nov. 10, 1854.
II IS understood that The announcement In saturday
HsaAip that the large accession 70 the BFstish msHM