The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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The Congress Of American Min.
listers ut Ostend.
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Manifesto Of the Condo de Montmolin to the
Spaniards.
The Effect Of the Arctic Gala mityin
England.
FLIGHT OF CRUvELLI, THE VOCALIST,
&C., &C., 60

FLIGHT OF CRUvILLI, THE VOCALIST,
&C., &C., 90.
The Liverpool Timer OF October IS states that his Ex-
cslency James Buchanan the United States Minister
accompanied by his niece Miss Lsns has left London
continental tour Daniel E. sfckles Esq Secretary Of
tho legation is accredited Charge dAfairss ad Interim
Public Opinion I'm Turkey with Regard to
Austria.
Extract Of letter from Constantnope dated Sept SOL
The attitude OF the Vienna cabinet Is beginning to
fresh disquetude here Its declaration that the
refusal OF the Emperor is considered BY Austria
bells has produced the possible effect Ere
quent conferences being held between Lord srAord
de Rsdcs and NJ de Bruck, and the Austrans are re-
garded at ConstannoDe in even . light than the
Russians themselves, If that possible. 1t is NO
wonder that 1t should be The Austrian gov ,rnmsnt
has forbidden its commercial marine to convey provisions
and munitions OF war to the allies, and the mpoyes OF
tho austrian legation at nsnops make effort
conceal their sympathy for the cause Of the Gar AL
this indicates under current the part of the
Vienna cabinet OF which shall, doubt, learn
the explanation Bat any this vacation In the
policy OF Austria only bring about serious comp
cations in TIE march Of events
The American Diplomatic Congress nc Ostend
What's Its Objects
Ons OF our Paris correspondents in his last letter
writes -
1t gratifying to perceive that the wArmest sympathy
felt in Paris regarding the conference, American
diplomatic Congress, which is taking phase In order
to watch the present state of the Continent its
almost volcanic action may tend affect the interests
Of the United States The plain and dignasd in
which the HERALD has spoken out the subject of
Americas diplomatic representation abroad, has At
tracted general appreciation and respect country who
thus speak Of itself must be conscious it is said Of
its rue rights and power and the gigantic strides which
has made since the close Of the last European
fully ente it to high consdera ton whom fresh settle
ment Of the Continent is imminent In every sea her
flag futters in the breeze wherever there wants
American industry and ingenuity 1t hand to supply
them wherever there rsemen the Of the United
States ready to grasp the right hand Of xshp.
That Cuba must fall into her possession ID not
doubted unless sinister action be brought to bear
on Spain just That the Spansh government left to
itself, viii not readily close with the advantageous offers
that have been made it. ono believes; bnt sort OF
suspicion TO be aaoat that America wiz not be
left entirely to herself to make the bargain. Mr. Soule
has hitherto been wandering about Paris very dsconso
Late and looking sadly Like person out Of employ This
Congress viii be godssnd to him.
The Paris Steele of the 9th contains the following
cessary to open diplomatic inquiry into the policy
that it becomes the United States adopt with regard
to European affairs. 1t had been originally contsmplst
cd that al the United States ministers accredited to the
European powers should assemble at Bale but this pro
ject has been changed and It is settled that Nm
Mason Buchanan and Soule Of the United
ference to day, At Ostend in Belgium member Of the
American Cabinet II present in Paris will it is stated
carry the result of ths proceedings to b.
sides tho question Of general politics the Ambassadors
charged TO invggats the claims urged against the
OF Holland BY an American citizen who has
sustained grievous wrongs at the hands Of
ment OF JAVA
In reference the same subject the London Globe Of
the 10TH says
conference il assembled on the Confident which, IL
mistake not, Ii without precedent Acting
drssnd under the direction Of the President Of the
United States Of America the amb asssd0fs Of that
try are assembled to exchange informssion to consult
and to report to their own government the state OF
affairs the Continent Subseq uenly to great
European war. American interests have been far do
intervening period American trade Is now carried to
every part the world and the conference has view
any new Mt Of treaties that may DO made IN
Europe Mr. Buchanan left London Saturday, and he
has already bsen met BY the American minister's from
Amongst the prominent subjects that offer themselves
for consideration 10 tho stats of the treaties regulating
in America, wall IN Europe that thar inland sea
can longer continue to be Russian lake, and there s
= res0Ix8URomoUG
conclusion Of psses American interests should not suf
Ter Tor want OF adequate representation. This first
should be fully armed Nth A%sAn
matter OF coure that the subject Of Cubs should
come under immediate consideration The American
Il would circumference restrain every endeavor TO
taie possession Of the island BY arms or 10 enforce any
That the Spanish government could provide for the e
fsctual defence Of the island ID possble any host
But position Of thu 70
meLt in regard to finance renders it extremely probable
that the terms which freely minated BY the Anne
rcan Cover nment would not Welcome At AL events
1t Is An American superstition that the Spanish govern
ment would at present attach value to the posses
sion ct 100 600 dollars in hand than to the retention
OF the Island. We have statement respecting the
opinion Of the Spanish upon that point
the reciprocal information Of the Mnisters who meet
and Of the American government rather than for the
prosecution Of any Interior arrangement To the
obtaining Possession o. Cuba the American government
animated BY the cssrs to retain the frieny feeling OF
pared to make the strongest repressntstons that .h
transfer Of Cuba leading would the opening of
trade which has hitherto bssn kept 10 the hands OF
monopots and rendered exclusive By the prohibitory
policy Of the island government would DO greatly CON-
ducye to ths material interests both Of France and EGG
land.
The American Ministers in question have already a..
sembed at plsce conveaiss for their meeting, under
obtsnpg the com pletss and mos. ac,nras ana rs,en
adsces ON TIE subjects under consisration while they
ara at the very fountain head for Obtaining authentic
an3 faithful inforstion respecting tbs Views OF tho
principal European governments friendly to the Allied
Powers
Warif, sto Of Count de Mont rmoyln.
1T bias estn already stated that aufeso from the
Cunt de Eonemolin bsirg distributed by his par
tizats In SpsiD The text of this manifesto published
by the Mon'feur, and is as fo'lows:-
srAMsRps-Fiem the foreign as um In which Il has
pleased the Divine viii 10 place s, ont of the reach Of
misfortune. an about 70 make you hear fri.ndly
voice yhich will perhaps you . guide a COZ
sostien in the larg series Of mi tunes which pur
you IA vel as Icysef II is just that sboul respect
al tie cesgn cf the MmiRhtY and that nuttirz