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

minister OF Queen Christina regent and tho protec-
tor Of the daughter Of Ferdinand VII We understand
that Queen Isabella, by enlightened c0un
tels and by the assurance that II necessary faithful
and jealous seryaats would not be wanting 10 her,
has not insisted on the menace Of abiicadlg--well
ness Of her people support which will sustain her
against the enterprise OF tho factious. s swsi :
-f is LATEST Goa asasts
MADRID Oct. 81, 1854
Lord Hosden declared 70 the Spanish ministry,
in the name Of his government, thai the Earl Of
Clarendon had written to him, to intimate to the
Duke do Ia vitEoria, that E,gland and Europe ex.
Iec.ed TO see the Queen open the Cortes in petso1
The s:oppsgc5 OF Mr: sonie ~ T'ranee.-se,.,i-
OAnctei opinion OF the English oiid French
From the london Tiraea Oct. 3ol
The French government have taken an rsrossnI
though nos an, uawarransable step when ali Ia !,
facts Of The case are kn0v in deoIiaing to anbw
Mr. soula, the Minister Of TIE United Ssa'es sc,re
dlted 20 Madrid, 70 enter the territories OF the
French empire. nc understand thai, tlis gen he
Dcn EXPRESSED himself IN very stxonr laavuAse
upon his retuIn 10 London, after an insTs ,ta,'
s'tenp; % continne his journey ;hrough ~
aIfont to which NJ SooIe coaeelv : persgusl
have been subjected has been to- - .es insslf 70
Of national md politics r ~ ~ aa saf
the American Charge .,,.sirss - ar' hss,n,
M. buchsnan' -do American Ninisar Is az
arc ;nt- ~ - ID 90 regretted Mat Den VII,
a. - ..usted with the impolta.nt snd resVon5lblo
-asy tf representing such . .burt.y az ina United
States In Europe shold disi'ay 81 much ser' dive
ness on 50 Ialtry an OCCASION. Whatever afGt5ats
raJ htiall Mr. Scale nass been richly earned by
himself since be set loot in Ef6ps, and, Wtile he
mas iorfeissd bis cim 81 the eor eey usn ly enc IN
70 sIangera, ne Can Claim no especial consideration
Ter his clpomatic character Viii Isl OF c1lrze con-
~ ed TO TIC country 10 which he is accteiited.y
\ ins cl1sums sanees OF this case afe, however,
pseoaar, and there Is reason to apprehsnd chat
.rty VIII glvC rise 70 some discussion n the FIRST
pace, Mr.. sonie is by birth Frouchuan ani,
a'lougI ne mas DONG all rat Lay in his mower 20
| fspudiate ms rational Character and to ASSUME
tdag OF siffel OF the United States It car hardly
DO eonter Dc hat the french .goyeynment "a
| bound 70 tska- no account Of his orioin. or 70
regard him precisely as 1t would a cltizsn If
| Boston or Nev. Orleans. In adopting n no
| country, Il would, at least, have been IA oood
taste VI Mr. soui6 rad not forgotten thnf be s.sS
something to the land of his birth. The IJnttsd
States not only adopted him. bus raised him toIthc
loro able postion Of one OF their minister's abrsad
and President Piercs selected him q his renresar
tatiye Spain, apparently because he lad idsptlad
! himself with The party which did not Disguise ia in
| tsntiors upon Cuba With the political eNsctS ~
| such nomination We are not here con erped. 'but
no sooner had ,r. Soule arrived at Msdril wi,e -
he was received h Official society, than his son co,,
| Lived to Dick up . ridiculous quarrel Win ar
| Duke OF Alba, at the house OF NJ de- Tur0ot ths
French ambassador which was folio ved he dn nal
win "a. do rurgot himself IN which shst gsntlsman