The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

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PAHu, Tuesday. Sect -, 1854.
~. Souls in Pavis-HoW h Il Received b te Csws-k r
Macon a~d he RspSsjtooW Position Of our Spamis,
AmSasssdsr and to Dots ef Spain.
Mr. souls haviAg found ths air or society Of MAdri
unsuitable to his energetic tsnperamsn has within th
last day two sought that q Par whore for the
sent be has taken up his abode.
Ths Imperial Court IL sAd 10 have special favor to
wards him his own account and with respect to hil
dipleaatc position, his situation somewhat resembles
that Of Lady who with possibly the most immaculate Of
characters has chosen 70 set up estsbishmsn apart
from the shadow 81 the marital roof tree peudng the in
qusition Of cou,t Of Law. In England wife wander
ing without her hubbard Ia among thstlss whom
10 approach but such superior the
psicks and stngs Of i neighbour and in France elastic
may b the cord mAsrimcnialles dc
cis0 quite risidly exacsed connubL 6desty
not tho exception rather than the rule Thus NJ
Souls ambassador to capital and ambassado.
rial refugee ct another, respeotive Of his peculiar
antecedsnk-ina postion eminentiy false.
Of his wings, his compatrOts- beg Mr.. soule's par
don, he ID, believe, Freochuaan and not Ameri
bis hour Of adversity, sad remind him Of the glorious
banner which still waves over his head a. representa-
tive Of ghty republic; but Mr. sont walks abroad
Of the Amercsa Gag he went to Madrid, with peace
his lips; and VT lie the two countries yet In unds
tnrbed smity, he (hs AMBASSADOR 10 ~ war with all
His hand has been against man, and now on the
soil and in the very Ca tsl from which
years ego he aed he seeks refuge. What his hopes
fears may be In respect to Spain impossible to say
BIS political conclusions may, perhaps, be sound aud
the present administration prove the bsseess fabric Of
vision, for II is certain from every Information
can collect from parties lately arrived from Spain that
the state II that country 10 something like that OF po
lifical volcano The party Of the Pre'enderhc lsgit
miststhrows out its to all comers. and democrat
sno socialist, as in the presence OF q common foe
prepared to close their ranks and make assault
the existing government. The pure republican, A.
represented by the Msrqus Of Albaida, and sup
must add by Mr.. soule, are geographically az work.
They have lack OF money; they are homes. and
en- thusinst!c In their convictions their measures
taken with q precsution which indicates tho
direction OF astute person; they prepared
to struggle to the death In defence Of principles
which they believe pro soIuah Rop,bco The govern
ment, the other hand, the necessity Of doing
everything in its power to insure majority ~ tho cleo
tops While ii endesvors 10 obstrut the influence aud
attach the per Of tho Marquis Of Albsda gives the
wcrid TO thgt il pre- cared to carry II sup
ported by the people sweeping reforms Its agents
busy demonstrating the facility with which constituted
government procefd to such measures. compared
with the difficulties which ssariy heset yet to be
created, as would DO that of republic End
proof Of good Intentions ths following reduction OF the
royal civil list spoken of as finding favor and counte