The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

dnQ Tue QOCumeutb WHICH p6SSbO DetWeen u6, we
have abstained from dong 80 in order to carry out
to the letter the fsmaty which required to await
the answer Of Mr.. S0uie. We have the assurance
that the RESP ectabe persons who interviewed In the
matter have had no part In that publication. But
let the cause be what it may in virtue Of which the
publication took place at Bay onne it Is unquestion
able that il Is right, ard even duty TO claim
an equal publicity for all the details Of the occur
EspoAol sent copy Of his replyto the editor Of the
MesGger, accompanied by the following letter ad
dr seed to the same journal -
To THE EDITOR OF THE hzsA0ER OF BAYoSNE:-
lear Sir and Fsteemed Coleagoe-I have just read In
the rumber Of your estmsble journal Of the 9th Of this
month letter which the Hon Pierre Soule repressn
aye of the United States at this court addressad TO
the 30th ult.
However the publication Of the sa letter. to
Jon BY your correspondent MAY seen independent Of
viii Of this gentleman could not but feel surprised ct its
appearance nasmuch its pubcAio ion was postponed In
Madrid by With the representa- i've Of Mr. Souc,
ply should come TO rome decision the matter his
departure which took place two hours after his letter
had r,seh;d me- made any immediate arraI cement On
therefore, respecting the cause why tbs lstter Of Mr.
sGple did not appear In the Dario Espanol Is not
rect.
Bat since owing to causes I cannot understand, II
has seen the public light in your periodical while have
not received either directly or indirectly the reply o.
columns OF the ktsdg, with the present letter, that
which on the 3It Of August (snd copy Of which is
sdsd) addressed to the representative of the United
States in reply TO his own.
In this reply you viii see indicated the facts which
have given rise to my controversy with the Hon Mr..
souie and their peiusai will enable yoa comprehend
the unanimous manifestations ma lie during the few
days BY the press OF Madrid not against the repeseu
tative tf sn friendly power, and towards whom for
that observe the respect due to his position
stl less against him in his private capacity since
thanh Gcd, civilization permits TO esteem what
respectable In our sdversares and evep In enemies
but agatbst the influence which, WITH OR without rec.
ssn this has nothing TO do with the matter and do
not wish to be wanting 10 proprety by deciding the
question against the influence which publ: opinion at
tributes 10 that parsonage in last internal disturb
anees, and vbich establishes estate OF things capable Of
delaying indefinitely the arrangement Of differences
with the United States
beg that you will have the goodness to avail yonr
SELF Ct yonr extensive relations tn order that the ls
tes, which may contrib1e to clear up question des-
tined to bave vry ferous results may Be repuo
shed BY the journals Of your country In the nope ma
they viii extepd tAe privilege Of publicity TO that which
Mr. soue ADDRESSED TO me- and to whish You have
insertion ip your Journal feel that may ASK tbs I,
iIon the courtesy and spirit OF impArsaity WAFER
lave always distinguished Jour Journal nave INV
~ v '''''I M An II iANoEs vlLLsNUsva.
Fpgros OF TIE utaRto isPa soL.
MADRID, Sept. 1s, 1864.
We canrot aud ought not to conc'rf.e 1ithtu
mskipg ore very important onserv ton, whic
jass o. tie ulnuseness via waien e tsgs lstaIe