Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
Further by the Arabia.

The London Times correspondent writes MS fol
lows
"l esterday had not completed my inyestgn-
tions Of the grounds for the serious charges the
following article from the Diauo Espanoi brings
against The Minister of the United States Mt Mad
rtd. These charges have been talked Of for some
time. and especially since the affair of August
2sth, which ii is generally thought Mr.. Soule had
much 10 d. with. have reason to believe that
the subject has occupied the attention Of minis
tersbut that they hnye been unable 10 obtnn
positive proofs of the American envov's alleged
manouyres and completely with the disalfected.
The presumption. however, j. very strong that
for some time past h. has been Transporting n
gainst the tranquility of Spain. Indeed the in
formation have received from most respectable
sources in such 10 leave in my mind bat
small doubt upon the subject
It's generally believed that he does not Ike T.
partero,
Among other facts which give
probability 10 the charges made by the Diario
and That myself have positive knowledge Of, Is
the circumstance that half pay officers in the
arlny-mcn of wild and reckless character, and
VII" are inimates of Mr.. Sonle-wcrr promi-
nent IN the ntlair efthc 18th One nf them when
h" saw the thing likely to go badly. prndenilv
Withdrew; the other remained and was nude
prisoner There are persons who
doubt if Mr. Soule will return to Spain. 1t i
perhaps desirable that those persons should
prove 10 be IN the right. His presence is an adj
",""nn eeii,'iii oeiw'eh Slhh ana the hltcd
s'o'es' anu ne himself should thlhk,
"'u'' hhr"lE resrrt abandoning n capital
NnfP me suspicious hhd even dislike, with
G"l'' IL "'"s' i'e' I'm, he Is regarded, haFe not
Yet been compensated by any very brilliant dip
lomntic success"
\ .cticr from the same correspondent dated
September lst, snvs: Il fully confirm all |
"I''e i'HPeet"R Mr. s"nle yesterday aud AN
'i'' tt' ' a''' 'iat strong 'N'ar4o" ms h'en
81 ~ hhAlhe stimulated ne attempt 81
lie h'shh MS nctl"n very lew hours
~ VIM" 'nrIsilhe a'Phf'ort' he had ms
'z1h's eIa'hR Ih' hafnehd'r-, md sup he'd mon
~ i'ih 'l'e lhallh'f III when the evidence at
inns '37 nt'n got HInhy very probably not lie
ni"aEht forward, nor l. there any necessity IT
7e't'a he. MI Neulr VIII hardly Inv" the rs
saranee 10 rrtufn 10 Madrid. Here eau No Ion"
ger ne any moral a"ohi al I'll" i'lir al conduct J.
has thought proper r. adopt.
ten Jose lie la 1oheha was 10 reneh CerunuH
on the 10Th. The steamship Francisco de A.
SIS was waiting to take Lim 10 lIayannn.
The ministers of Franco aud England have
eompIim"ated the Spanish Government on the
hrn attitude maintained 10y it during the recent
disturbance, aud lave assured II of the syutpath,
Of thrir rospoeigct ourls.
Disturbance have broken oat at Salamanca
aud Valencia.
NAnnp. september 9TH Ordpris being grnl-
oallY restored, The elections but more part
eulnrly the eho'aa, occupy the peoples minds.
Saturday morHiag. Enc accounts If Snuu
shy TINT order has been rc.Dared Mt Salauauca.
The luntn ha- been dssolycd.and the Civil Toy.
ernor romstatcd III office.
Letter f5m M souio che liaas / Piefs
rre,I. die parl. roIrr.pon,snf rf tD. ls,,a.n
rjucs. set ,Ib
The C,Iloviu, ltler WINS ada,e..,d ,.ts Mr.
s,n,Ia. the United state, Minister NJ Nnl,3l. IN
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