New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-18

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iHE UNITED STATEs AND sPAIN-Wr. So,tlf
The correspondent of the New York Herald.
writing from Washington the 10th inst sav..
! The imminent danger of war with sna;n sa,
not be over estimated 1t is believed nero tga,
before thirty days we will reach crisis wbicb
wiil call for the most urgent measures. We M
not believe that Mr. Sonl6 set out Will, ar,v m.
tentien OF passing matters to this extreme. hut
that the instructions with which be was armed
were based upon the idea that Spain would be
frightened into listening to propositions for the
purchase Of Cuba
Private letters have been received here
| stating that Mr.. Soule has lost the good
graces of the tickle Queen of Spain, who il
completely in the hands of her Cabinet. As
Tor the cabinet, they are represented as the
supple instruments of England and France
but not only the purchase of Cuba, but also
the aequlescence Of Spain in the demands 80
strongly put forth by the United States. seem
turther off than ever On the etler hand Mr.
Soule has established the most friendly rela
warmly in favor of the saia - anu sue Is as
Queen and her n;n;ste,s 90 u ouoa, as 1ne
Thus the matter, ~, oppuseu' % ~
present SnanisI Cah;nat bn15 as lons as .he
and French interests will be in the ascendant
~ IT ls possible, though scarcely probable.
that the affair may be amicab1y adjusted. Eng.
iand VIII DOUBTLESS try to tempofize but If our
government listen to any such oyertures after
hone that onr naocaabIa raIss.:S.' ihe onty
disturbed lies in tbe ,,oss;b;I;, ae Ios
cedina to our damanf u opain ac=
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message To Gonrrsss Ill IL aatl iesiaehs' IN MS
blockade Cuha and porta p;aa asA ipi n,i power 70
ever, rumor -. '' A'iAs 20 M INV
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, nv oanio "ii'er' III LIS letter OF the preceding
aay, says: .5r. -,l-rS-
- will be found that Mr. Soules original in
struct1ons which he took ont diraeted hin, -
inform the Spanish Government that under M
circumstances would the United States nermit
the interference of any third Power II anv no
gotlations which might arise with regard to
Cuba, and that such interference would he
promptly resisted. He was also directed M state n
IN the most unequivoeal language, that the Uni.
ted States would not allow Cuba 10 ha ,,,aaad
under the protection Of any other Power thar
Spain 1t could only belnno VI c:" u
Mr.. Buchanan and Mr. fo,ov,
structed to acnua;nt Ana En,s,;a - " a,so lf u
Governments with this determin ,,nA feheh
The instructions sent in o.,rsaa,aa,,.. = ~,
Black Warrior affair sranaat a. 9ense i.. =. eie
first sent. and direct, Mr Soni6 ~ s
ages not only for that ~ Ian aah
the accumulated ontraoes aY tha s,s.o ior an
years-in fact.damopes fnr Al, H. iase - eMehey
to Conpress In aia ny, a oases ~ com
was to insist uno1 the Conta;r Gar,a,i
clothed with power to sa,tle i
ences which mipht arise Yy;4h9,,t sse.asl. a.ne.
his Government - - ''S'' WV iAs "
The dispatches received from, M. s,,,1<
nounce that he has comnEad WITH IL ah
tions but we are inclined 10 hal;ara .hs.l Icy w
result was ant;c;n.tad ~ slag no
of his last dispatches As he was nor
to demand the recall of the Cant an Ga,a.'s1
and makes no mention of hayinr H. aa .a
rumors TO that effect are donh,iess so, 'le
1t will be seen from this that o,,, w. Nc,
with Spain are in a most critica nos;.;a,, ,,
Government has taken such . oI aso;aaa u.o1 our
hat it cannot recede n sinele stan .r;,L h ssanu
On the other hand, it is scarcelv nrohah,a 9aa
ng at the prominent ias os ~
sh people, that such sweepinp dema,,ds ,r;'i ~
agreed to. One thing isl caria;n ,,,,lass q. ~
gives the necessary satisfaction w;thant
war must ensue, 'tea .esl "i'hous aelay'
ENGLISH GuNNERY.-Tbe Engl;s, ~. ,,.,s ,,,,1,
ish the results of recent trial of IT. f., -
Iinie musket made by the troans q Msi,l M
arget selected was the frure Of . rnan a,d 5"e
nit near the chest is termed IN military nav
anca {. h,,,,,s a,,.,. u ~ .iiiitary par
'N'o"s pup otiLi Nltulu the CneSt. is Ceptrp.''