The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

| ter at washington, has been appointed Amb ASA
dor at Vienna Senior Arrangois takes mis- place.
| LATf1 PROM HAVANA.
| BY ws1 Of Charleston We have news from Havana
! 10 the llsh inst Tue affair OF the two America,
schoopels at Bara9oa created quite an excitement
| and Ges G al Mo ees1o second in com nand 10 Gen
Concba, Lad nsen despatched to Investigate the
matter. The two Cieyes III, sre sail to be tna
eadipge irit' 81 the enterprise were, it Is report
ed, pardonod by Gen. Pezuels. popular outbreak
at Puerto Principe va Ttporled, bat tse partjcn
l.ns had not tlsus .ired. Everything consideyed,
there is every prospe,. o. Gen Colcha's rega
| proving stormy enc.
Tie SoHIe ifiic uIty.-Cvitioai State Of Affairs
| Necessity OF Popular Action.
Our l. ieg.ap,c advicss from Washington,
publisher yesterday touching the Soul6 din
Guilty are ry signifcaT The administration
| is lerplexed AID kno " no what TO DO. Marcy
! is right Iesp ectipg Soule. ave have had enough
OF this" hiibusterng refugee. Let him be re
| called In tLere is a lack Of harmony in the
Cabinet. Pierce h, sSa.es. "No such man as
| SouiS. fher. may be explanations. Les rs
wait" And al the wgilc tie aiisir, in the hands
| Of SoulG, Siekles, Belm mt and comp my, is IN
| danger II Icing Implicated int a case of
war, with such CLAIM OF commercial and finan.
cial disastyrs 10 US a this coultry has never
yet eHpsrieLc, d. In yies OF this critical state
Of thirss, aud tie mpote ICY aud iniecision Of
the Cayines, it j. III duty o. the American
people 10 cali public n etings, W til such pro.
ceedings as will result n gy.ng t,e needful
advice ana encoura gem Mt to the administra-
tiop upon the SUBJECT. How stands the case:
The administration organ at Washington
aatters its. II with the dclusive idea that there
has been SINE Misrepresentation in the matter of
this late wnrlike difficulty between the French
Emperor and our Minister for Spain, and that
shere VIII be speedy reparation. We appre
bend that the sequel will prove that the refusal
to allow Mr. Souls to pass through the French
territory has been q deliberate act, and that o
rupture with Francois more likely to follow it
than anything in the way Of . satisfactory re-
perhti II.
TIE immediate provocatons for this bold pro.
ceeding on the part of L MS Sepo con may be
gathered fr m lie Eu opea reputation OF
Pierre SoulG az q fililuster-fron his avowed
sympath es W til the rcd republican; and 30
cialists 81 the G, ntinent IRON tn sc" affairs of
honor" with Monsieur de Tcrsot snd the Duke
OF Alba--'rom tie myster, us Congress Of
American diplomats a. Ostend from tue
letter Of Geor Sanders to the Frtnch republi-
cans, anl ihe subse ,uent intimate intercourse
Of Soule wi him AID other kindred spirits at
London. Taking al these things together,
they, no doubt, furnish the Immediate reasons
for The acsol Of Loui5 Napoleon In the
premises.
But i, i bot bkeiy that step SO daring and
deian. as tits La; been taken by the oalcu-
lifting Emperor 0. the French without SON,
object or Oh ects in vew justif wing even The
risks Of war with the United States. The
nephew, Ike his uncle, has colonial ambition
Sec his late movements in Western Mexico, in
the Pacific Ocean, in Ha ii, aud in The affair o.
the Iri tartite trs atty. He IS in a position TO
count upon The ultimate expulsion OF the
Bourbons from, AM the reinstatement Of the
Eonopartc family 10 Spain, Nhich would
inelu'e n islaad 81 ba and all other
Spa, sh colonies Tbs is an estimate pl ausibla
ari praC ticsbe am iustifyias lite risk for
- qI,at & trizo. The United States i the
power most Immediately 10 be feared ia refer
ence to Cuba. The Congress At 0stcnd may
have awakened suspicions Of some short and
decisive proceeding with Spain by our admins
tTation. The affair with our unior innate
Minister blocks the game, and, In transferring
he business from Madrid 10 Paris, relieves the
~panish Cover mcnt o. oil present apprehen-
| ons
England, no doubt, conniyes q. this arrest q
| Souit on the borders OF France. The 'lic7 OF
| Englaod is peace wish tao United States; bat
she would have no objection Ia cmb oil u 10 g
var with Ere &C, or In say ,mesti, difficulty
| which might rcsG in b.esking up TIE Unioi
srd lts growing weight aod influence as great
| power among the nations TIE m ral examole
| and igsueDce Of shis repu lie ON It's popular
Institutions ore equally an eyea9re TO tho
Brifsh aristocyacy, the imperial family ci
| Frarce, end tSe royal systems Of tb, Confines o.
n acneral. lesides, thcrr Is q condition Of tho
rrirartitc schcma which virtually binds Eag.
iona with Fra0ce in tho maintenance OF tho
oycieisnty o. Spain over Cuba II ls part
| 81 She ecnoral plan OF their existing alltaDs'
or regulating tbc balance o. power IN 10 j
bsmisphcres ru conformity With thu pro
| grap me. the Trench feet, ab1ut 70 be wish
drawn from me BSltic, may, rorhaps, fal
.ts winter qsaftcfs In the Cuff Of Mexico. No.
shour- We he surprised If portion " Napier
quodr0n wel detailed to tho same Destination
or a change OF air for the sesmso and marnes
The prezans government Of spAlo will "a
qncstionably side with LoGis Nap ,lsou. II con
Do nothing else; ha. It vii, cooperate With