The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13


minister Of Queen Chfisti1a regent ana tho protec-
tor of the daughter of Ferdinand VII We understand
that Queen isabella, enlightened coun
.els and BY the assurance Il necessary faithful
has not insisted on the menace Of abdicaHng---wel
convinced that she win always ind IN the devoted
ness Of her people . support which will sustain her
against the enterprises OF tho factious . seni !
LATEST. t-as s4asr.s
MADRID, Oct. 81, 1854
Lord Howden declared to the Spanish ministry
in the name OF his government, thai the Earl Of
Clarendon had written to him, to intimate to the
Duke do la Vitiosia that England and Earopa ex.
Ieced to see the Queen ooen the Cor.es in petsoa.
The s:oppsgc OF Mr. sonle In E1al,cc.-jeinr-
Oaieial Orinioi, OF the Tangiisi, ond French
[From the london Times, Oct 3ol
The French government have taken an unusual
though nos an u1warransable step, when al Ia
Mr.. souIe, the Minister Of TIE United SIZE ere
dlteo TO MafTJ, 10 enter the territories of the
Fench empire. VIC understand that, tlls gentle
men expressed himself IN very stt5ng laaguAge
upon his return TO London, after an ineTs 80,
attempt to continue his journey through n
from Calais or Boulogre, and that IT, ere
afffent to which M. Sonic concelv = personal
nave been Subjected mas been 30 a. ssss 70
tse ha As,is sSo sscs etarce - sirM
MI. buchanan ne American st,nisssr .s y
o o a ~ IS to be regretted tslst -yss ri,e
a. = ..usted with the impoltant ANA res7onyibIo
ssssy o. representing snch Country AZ ahe United
States in Europe should eisI'ay SO much seDsfive-
ness on So Patty an OCCASION. RhstsVer af7conts
nay he.al Mr.. Scale nass been richly earned by
nr1seif since he set foot in Esif6ps, and atile ne
mas iorfeissi his cfm 10 The co, ssy usa ly e1ogn
o sIaueeIs, ne can claim no especial consideration
~ rs GipfomAtlc character, viii Is, OF course con.
~ ca 70 nc country TO which he is ncctciited.
Inc circumstances OF this case are, however
pfSuiar, and there is reason to apprehsud shat
they Will give rise 70 some discussfon IN the FAST
place, Mr. Soule is hy birth Frapcbnan. And.
sitlougE 70 has donc all rat lay in his power 70
1epudjate bis rational character and n assume
thS OF Citizen OF the United States Il can Hardly
oe confer ds hat the french government IS
bound 70 take no account OF hfs orioir or 70
regard him precisely as IL would 4 'cit,1sn NJ
! Boston or Nev- Orleans. In Adopting n ,ew
country, IL would, at least have been IA onnd
taste " Mr. Houe rad NOT forgotten That bc e.eS
something to The land of his birth. The Iyn,tsd
States not only adopted him, bns raisad hjm 10 the
hoe able position OF one Of their ministers abraad
and President Piercs selected him q his represan
tatye in Spain, apparently because he had depti
himself With the party which did not disruise ~ in
tentiors upon Cuba. With the political efFscts n
such nomination No are not here CON erned 'bnt
no sooner bad Mr.. Soule arrived at Msdril wter
be was received n Official society, than his son con,
trived to pick mp . ridiculous quarrel with the
Duke OF Alba, at the house Of M. De Tureo.. tina
French Ambassador, which was folio red bv insi
WIN a. 40 Fugot himself, N which tbst gSntlemsp