New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
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THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR CUBA
no CHANCE lust All PRESENT.
POSSIBILITY OF Mr. Wales RESERVATION.
~. Pm M Y Y THINE


WASHINGTON. Tuesday, August :, lHj4.
r., able to give on the following precise snd re-
r.t,e Information touching the state OF sfAlrs at
N,f~d and VI Soults efforts for the &C iusition of
Cubs.
lido, so,,a sspecrs Of the ease Mr.. rout has man-
,e,d tine nerotiatios 81. Madrid for the purchase OF
Cnb, vir. decided ability Thus. although the in
strutions If the state Department were decided IN
their character they were not sufficiently So U maze
m ia mediate issue-sn issue Of repsratlon or WAT
The American Minister studying Thoroughly the tenor
Of his instructions and the character OF TIE Govern
met with which he had dea. arrived at The conclu
sor that unless direct issue made n the starr
long se!ies of Negotiations and az delays Wodd i''-
low until tie Orig Hal claim would be los IN super
added details He followed carefully c" instti'ti'hs
@; Nr Marcy hut he impaired TO them a. me sane
u, q. own st,le-shatis Cut Of documents intended
f. be positive but which lacked hrmness OF style, he
made those with drec' issue. and shut down the
gate at once upon the long and useless negotiations
which would nave followed.
The Warssue was Jhus m'le N tte early part OF
the dispute md uoN What was ;he result On the
or, hind Nh Marcy refused ~ sustain Nr. Sonle and
or tne other the Caldcron Cabinet lnow IN exile 50
h. sie 70 Mr.. Soulc knowing that he was unsusialucd
NJ Waslnatcn treated as demands with rs little con-
sidcraton a. it they had come from tdo hlns oi IN,
luctoo fndiug therefore. that hewas lot sustained
by lis Government in the positions which they had
then selves indicated t. him. aud that he thus lacked the
support which would enable HIM 20 compel the SPIN,
ISL cabinet TO treat Linn with respect ne d''ef'lhe'
80 resign.
AT ills moment however, it became evident that
Spain WAS upon the point Oi d revolution, ana MI
Soult feeling that new circumstances mght gro" QUO
If hi, event thar would enable hin NOT only 10 carry
ont his instructions with regard 70 the Cuban dun
cu,t, bat NJ the same tiuie to reap triumph over
tie (alderun Cabinet, he deemed II ad'lsdot % hcu
on lis hopes Of eiectins settlement, III case "i d
revolution were based principally on three iac,S; !;
If tie Queen should see herself IN danger 81 forced
atdicaticn she would ccde the island Tor consldcra
ton; 2 The party coming into power would, III MI
probability, not only need funds, but ali the aNahoie
force OF the country TO r,.ain thrf power sno thy
would. therefore. feel The necessity OF Immediate
action On the subject; or ,. The party coming INTO
power, being guided b. other councils than their pre-
dcoessors might acknowledge the imposs bity OF re-
tanning Cuba. and al once come to terms.
Tie revolution has occurred; the un,uhmsslye Gan
met has been driven out and dssrUced, and ConstI'
tutona Government with Espartero. the only great
man N tie Kingdom at it's head il about 10 be formed.
fsIarero is an enlightened ard liberal statesman,
Iuan who las spcn; large poTt,- OF his HE IN Eng
Land and is ini6ued With the principles OF tonstitu-
tioIal Government lie is above an exhibition OF per
sonal anmosity in tie administration ot public affairs;
and il ST HCw hoped by Mr. Soule that It cession o
the SAND does not take place that ample repnration
at erst will 10 made for the repeated insults alleged
to have been offered our citizens and our commerce
by the Cuban authorities, such as III the case o the
Black Warrior aud Others.
Ii will have been observed by those readers OF THE
1HuIsE who have followed the recent n'Ws from
Spain That after O'DonnCll marched cut OF Madcid
DELAY Of two weeks occurred before much sympathy
WAS shown for tie movement in those departments II
tie South which have since and with 20 much unani-
nifty do cared in favor OF the revolution. Ihis decay
ore y cut of the fact that In most OF those depart
Iucpts Tie movement vas headed by RepuDIcahsi ana
it vas not until OD0nnell promised TO favor kepuOH'
can do, rincS that they consented To come 10 his sup
pot The promise was made at zine when he
feared his cause was los.. and he glad 70 accept
al.y support There is not much doubt but that the
reouti' would have proved equal! successful IN the
results that have been obtained; but It IL we'll known
that the Spanish Republican, although few IN num-
Ter form The most active politicians OF the country.
and 10 their activity is doubt duc the sudden aud
Simultaneous rising OF 90 many OF the departments.
For the moment the Republicans seem to have lost
their labor: but the State Department is advised that
they still feel confident in establishing very soon
government which shall neither be monarchy nor
an empire. They will perhaps consent To commence
with 2 ten years Dictatorship
Meanwhile the latest dispatches 10 the Department
here are to the eject tlat Tor the moment nothing
whatever eau be done by the American agents in
Spain and that the only course 10 BE- pursued is 10
wait quietly for affairs again 20 assume settled
aspect Then the settlement OF our difficulties and the
az 0uis,on of Cuba can he brought mp again. Ii the
Fie>lteht ony lad his ten millions ne might, perhaps,
u.e i: eteciuay Tor hbGster operations In the mean
while.