New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
SPAIN.

Mr.. SOuIc las takcn journey HliO tGuhCc' Hss
leaving Madrid has given free scope TO conjecture
and to the remarks of the letter writer's The L0H-
don Times correspondent writes as follows:
Yesterday had not completed my Investigation
of the grounds fo- the serious charges the folio wing
article from the Di0rO D9aOl brings against the vi n-
lister of the United States at Madrid. These charges
have been talked of or some time, ard especially
since the affair OF August -, which, 1t IS generally
though, Mr. SOule bad much to do with. have
reason to believe that the subject has occupied the
attention Of Ministers but thai they have been IN
able to obtain positive proofs of the American La-
voys alleged rlaneuvers and completely with the dis
affected The presumption, boSever, is very strong
that for some time past be has been conspInng
against the tranquility Of SPAN. Indeed, the m
formation ] have received from most respectable
is such az to leave in my mind out small
doubt on the suit eoi.
Ii is generally believed that he does not like Espar
tero. Among other facts which give proba
bility 10 the charges made by the DiGr10, and that
myself have positive knowledge Of is the circ1m-
stance tbat two hat pay col0nels in the armymeh Of
wild end reckless character, and who intmates Of
Mr.. SOue-were prominent IN the afi AR OF the 2sth.
One of Them when he saw the thing likely 70 20 bad
ly prudently withdrew; the other remained ani was
made prisoner. There are persOns whO
doubt II Mr. Soue VIII return 10 Spain. IL is perhaps
desirable that those persons should prove TO De in the
right. His pTesen.e is an additional element OF dis
between SPAN and the United states, and he himself,
should think, would hardly regret abandoning cap
ita vi ere the suspicion and even dislike, with which
b. must feel that be Is regarded have yet been
peDsated by any very brilliant diplomatic successes
A letter from the same correspondent dated Sept.
l. says: fully confirm all wrote respecting Mr..
"Soule Yesterday and an enabled 10 add, that
"strong evidence has been detained Of his having
stimulated the attempt Of the sslh. lie began dis
faction very few hours after Maria Curistnas de-
'parture; he had bis agents among the barricaders,
" and supplied money. From the manner in which
the evidence Of this has been got II may very pro-
"bably not be brought forward, nor is there any
necessity il should be- Mr.. Soule will hardly have
" the assurance 10 return to Madrid. There can no
"longer be any moral doubt of the line OF conduct
" he has thought proper TO adopt.
The following is a translation of the editorial Of
the DiGriO'
"'in one of Yesterday papers read the follow
ing: Several of contemporaries say that Mr..
Soul6 has resigned bis post as representative in
Spain Of the United States. We believe this state
meBt to be premsure, and that the truth il that Mr.
Soule starts this week journey TO foreign coun-
try. Some suspect that he does not desire TO be in
Madrid when the news arrives of praiica nvasions
of Cuba. This last rumor also reached US through
very various channels, and for this reason, and be-
cause we see il published we now think nj 10 say
rev words concerning II.
1t appears, in effect that by this time an exped
ton of Fillibusteros organized and prepared with
the knowledge and before the eyes of the agents of
the Federal Government, will have lett the American
TERRITORY TO invade Cuba notwithstanding the efca-
cous measures adopted by the President in his proc
lamations. But, although this expedition may have
been realized, although within few days we may
learn that the United States have poured into Cuba
fresh bands of inceDdaries and reebooters do not
know why Mr.. Soue should abandon his post. Does
the Minister of the United States perchance hsrbor
the slightest doubt OF his safety LET whatever may
cur beyond the Atlantic Has it by chance occurred
TO him that the escutcheon and flag of the United
States had not here the respect and consideration
which in 1851 was denied 10 the ag of SPAN in that
city of the American Union which Mr. Soule, when hs
his own country, adopted as bis new one
The Minister Of the United States would be greatly
and for all declare, IN the name Of
this loya and honorable people jealous in the highest
degree of the national decorum that If Mr.. Soule
should desire TO put forward, as the pre.ex, of his
journey the slightest doubt of bis safety here, thar
doubt would be completely fictitious, uniounded and
calumnOus.
Although NJ. Soule should have been wanting in
the respec; due from him 10 orr nation and have used
every kind Of favor projects tending Ia sepa
rate from Spain the most important COLONY she yet re-
falns although IL certain that he had sought 70
take advantage Of the degradation of the Government
now fortunately past seeking avail hmsel; OF IN in
sa,able vcrscy Of high ana low influences; although
II were certain th; he had sriven 10 profane the
uty of our revolution, to SOW dsunon among our PEG.
PIE seducing the unwSry. aud distributing by the
dunn OF the evil arts OF base intrigue money and
promises of arms to destroy the power Of the honora
bic and patriotic who Row direct the destines of
the country; although he had succeeded in winning
over few deluded persons who failed 10 discover in
bis sweet and hatterng words the latent idea OF keep
ing up agitation and disorder in the Peninsula sith
view TO deprive Cuba of assistance from the mother
country; although the people of Madrid know that be
had sought to profit by a moment Of efferves ,ence
reachersa'y TO excite ITS Indignation, and to draw it
on TO some tumuts with which 10 Gro vn certain car,
alogue Of supposed insults; even if all this was Ger.
tam, the Spanish people have enough sense prudencs
and manliness TO oespise such strstagems and mss,
bic schemes; and Mr., Soule might remain in Msird
completely unmolesied if her Msiestys Governmsr.
did not think proper to send him bis passports
The people of Madrid have done nothing and |
will do nothing 10 excite the least uneasiness with re-
spect to the ssfety of the foreign ministers They
have done nothing and will do nothing agsnst the |