The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
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iR.SOULE AND THE BLACK WAgRI0R AFFAIR.
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SPANISH OPINION ON THE SALE OF CUBA.
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The Presidents Views Of the Cuban
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THE SOUTHERN MARKETS.
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R.SOULE And THE BLACK WAgRIoR AFFAIR.
SPANISH OPINION ON THE SALE OF CUBA.
sLARE.,r At THE INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION
THE SOUTHERN MARKETS.
Inttresting from Washington.
OUR RELATIONS WITH sPAIN-AsPEcT OF THE CUBA
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OUR RELATIONS WITH sPAIN--AsPEcr OF THE CUBAN
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WASHINGTON, june o, 1854
We learn from undoubted authority that Me. Soule
has written to the State Department that the grounds
assumed by the Spanish gov in relation to the
Black Warrior affair." were-6r-t, that that vessel vio
lated the law, and justly fned the application
for liberty TO make post entry of her cargo not
made within the time allowed by law. FINALLY, that,
her agents at Havana have confessed their fault and
impored ssion Of forfeiture the had been
nitted sud that matter had adjusted. That the
Cuban authorities far from having disposition to
annoy, only anxious and will continue to manifest
their apxey TO facilitate the trade Of the United States
and that the Black Warrior has been placed upon the
same footing withthe United States mail steamers.
1t will be from this, that Spain places her remis
Son Of Il So fine upon the ground Of mercy
justice that the of the Black Warrior, having
confessed their fault, and 'implored forgiveness,
they forgiven The words quoted appear In the ORR
ginal Spanish decree and given by Mr. Soule in his
Official despatch TO the State Department.
THE charges against the CUBAN officials of being mimi
cal to tie United States repudated BY the Spanish
government and their conduct lauded in the highest de-
gree Such settlemeDt of the difficulty is triumph
u Spain aad will not be regarded particularly atter
iAg to the United States
We al. informed that the sale of Cuba to the Uni
Nd States openly discussed by intelligent spaniards
In private life in adrd though as yet neither the pa
pers cisls dare speak Of it, The public mind, how
ever about the court is entertaining it, This certain
y progressive step in the matter and such Is en-
tied to be regarded as Of some significance
All Spanish letters received here, agree In declaring
that Mr. Soue, with that velvet soat exqusely embroi
dered is very intimate with Queen Isabel Segunda who
drinks, smokes rts, &c. &C., when, where, and with
whom she peases. Isabel also wants money and the
two hundred million Mr. Soule has limited st the
which the United States willing to pay for Cuba,
would find greedy acceptor 10 her. had she the power
to take it, But the that spain has agreed to sell
Cuba has hinted such hing, is, up to the present
hour, entirely fabulous far the State Department
has any knowledge.
There are symptoms that the President is giving way
upon the idea of sending the Commissioners Spain 1t
In still under discussion.
The esdent believes that the preparatory steps for
preserving Cuba in the hands Of Spain, making 1t AZ
ricsn, as an alternative have been taken. This, he
thinks does not ADMIT of dount and he also believes ii
our duty prevent the latter at all hazards BE
declares that he will say much to Congress- and
ask its actor.