Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-23

ne tteF0tutlon III Spain.
The New York Times Correspondence
IN London writes by the Atlantic, as fol.
lows
Nh. Buchanan has sent, BY the last
steamer, q special messenger to WasRs
lngton WI despatch. part of which.
because OF the pressing Importance of the
affair, was % be sent BY telegraph from
Halifax. Mr.. Soule, Jr., is tosleaye Eng.
land TO morrow, by the a lantic, 10 It'll az
spatches from his father Youm may lper.
haps, from q correct idea of what our,
Ambassador IN pain has wfitten, by the
.aQtseatic resume OF Ali. Buchananss de-
sPatch. Ismay sey that persons of very
advanced republ isanism were perfectly
astonished at the outlines. Afevolntion
has taken place insSpain This fact has
occurred without any participation in it. (.
on the part of the United States The
wellSknown relation of The two Powers
SPAN and America make it however,
1.-THE utmost Importance that the United
states 5: should otremain md ifferent lockers
on OF the reconstruction of a Gerernments
with which they are tolcome IN daily con
tract, on a point of exlraordinaf MINOR
lance. The Federal Governua IS 50
much more entitled to do something IN
that way, because other Powers wilisnot
scruple to.e3ert all their influence, so as
to make The results of this revolution in
Spain accord with their peculiar SYM
pathies and interests synlpathics and sin-
terests entirely opposite to-those OF Re
publican America. (
England viii protect the Goburg Bra
ganza combination, with Redfe5as King
of the Nni1ea PENINSULA. Napoleon has no
objection. if successful, TO restoration of
the Bonrbons in the person of Montemo.
lin but for the time being patronizes lisa.
bella. with Espartero at the head of the
Cabinet, Russia, merely to alarm her
French enemy, intrigues for Montpensier.
while, between all this dcti0e Interference
OF crowned heads, in monarchial point
OF view, the national, the democratic re-
publican wish and tendency of Spain is
left entirely unaided. Mr.. Buchanan
thinks that this indifferent is neither in the
interest, nor in the dignity OF the United
States. He, therefore; hopes that Con-
gress will not separate before giving the
PresidcntJuI powers to act on the basis
of a defdcto revolution, and in acccor-
dancetwiLh good faith, the law of nations
and popular sovereignty with every pos
sible energy, in favor of the free express
sion and realization ofthe Spanish nation
al will, as the fruit of the last struggle. L
donot pietend TO have given the words
and the nsisFs fi.sase,sts.l
ans despatch, but maintain that have
correctly rendered its contents and spirit,
In PR1sox FOR DEpr. The Woburn
(Mass) Journal says that tlercfis poor
debtor in the Cambridge Jail whoshas
been there since last April from inability
to pay q claim of twenty,threc dollars
made by alawyer of Boston. The debtor
has wife and four children in destitute
circumstances. Had the unfortunate in
dividual been fugitive slave instead of
white man too poor TO pay trihing
debt. the philanuhropists" Of Boston
and Cambridge would, very probably,
have melted a reckless mob to attack the
Jail and murder the officers while attempt
ing to uphold the laws. The 'slawyer Of
Boston" too would. tits likely. have Yoluu-
teered his services to defend the mobiles.
But the case OF the poor debtor excites
none of the sympatlies Of these modern
philanthropists.
M