The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

AUGSBURG, August 81, 1855.
TIE Agairs Of Spain and Me AHie-7ne .,pua,,. cn,;u
gnt-Ar. Dodge and the Rest of American Diplomats IN
Esrope-Nesss B,cl.o,on and Mason Ea.ire Impo
tncy OF M. Pierees Agents Eorepe-(onplcfe kofd
tion Of american Diplomatic Agrt-71> French an
Engii.h alliance and H. Relation 70 ne Unifei Saes-
Relations Of the Tnitd Xdes 70 Aaarid and Pfussia-
Our Relations nth Denmark-71e Sound Dacs-SpenaY
Danish Aisssea 10 Paristoadiion Of Projecting Den
marx against ne Unitcf Siats-Amerca Agpin F5iled-
The Queem Of England in Pdris--Sosaloyy and the 7eAer
approximation ef the Beiligerenn.
Tie last news had the duty OF communicating to you
from this place in regard TO Spain confirmed all It's
details. Spain viii dosbt furnish rs 900 men the
allies, and have but little doubt but that Portugal viii
in due time follow the example. II is proposed ia Spain
to take 200 300 the crack regiments
auxiliary army and to complete the Spanish army after
wards with the modified militia. People may talk
they please about the Spanish army the troops not
to be despised especially when commanded directed
by Of energy. The Pedmontese have just shown
what they do when fighting side by side with the
English and French. There nothing catching in tho
world as fear courage Meanwhile lay les stress
on the % 900 men which promised by Spain than
the privilege granted to English and French 10 re-
crut freely throughout the Kingdom and ensting the
troops already organized by engaging the half
Jay, waiting ORDERS who will certainly prefer whole
pay TO hn promise. The present anarohicai position
OF Srain does for the recruiting service Of England
and France than the treaty concluded with the Spanish
Cabinet against the inclination of the Queen After the
Eastern Is that matter may be attended to by
Western Congress.
do not know what Mr.. Dodge may be doing IN Spain
whether he has protested against the treaty whether
he has heard Of II In time to inform his government
tain Il that nobody In Europe three raws FOR
the diplomatic agents q the United states since the stu
Jenous se Of the osend conferences The pngnacious
in which that Congress convened and the
cowardly way In which il finally disposed a. have
dsgraccd Mr. Ieree's administration In the eyes Of the
civilized world. This dance Of forward twop and
back again" may do tocrably well at public ball OF
certain order Washington, but II has robbed the d.
plomac agents the United States Of every particle Of
respect they enjoyed here and has rendered them wholly
unfit for doing either good evil doubt whether any
Minister Of ours to Madrid could have ave.ed the cstas-
trorhe The imbecty and weakness ~ Mr. Pierce were
too rats nto the cabinets u Paris London
moments uneasiness. Mr. fi.ree's want Of popularity
al home-hs personal prediction for low company, HE
affected courage and real cowardce have al passed into
proverbs here in the United States, and hazard
nothing predicting that American influence viii not be
fit In Europe long a. ihgIe person connected With
Mr. Pierces administration any person holding Office
under him phaI he connected with the administration u
public affairs In vain will Mr. Buchanan insult members
u the British Parliament ~ his own table tell ihsa
with that peculiar iAbcaseian direc'ness which has al
you, TnglisLmsn'n vain will Mr. Mason In PAris pout
with the I'm peor and discuss scgss the probab
lily of his speedy downfal---sueh conduct Is MT
looked npcn proof a courage, but slnpiy ean
Of good breeding, least 81 all 20 be excused in
diplomasiss Our Diplomat. IN Europe ma't no,
initiate the toue Of the government organ
IN Washington, ~ mistaking eoat-ene.a aud invec-
tive for strergh fancy that governmental facts can be
talked down and written down. a. Mr. Gushing expects 70
talk and write down tho NV fokK HERALD, By coupl
a. rags Issued In the federal city let remember that
Ministers 10 London Pads and Madrid are com
yletely solaedhat there l. no, Power In Europe
that 70 say not single Minister nj any 81 these courts
whose good Offices could lie mas available In Of
Emergency The Russian Ministers have left " ndon and
Paris long ago and Russia recognized the gov
ment a Isabelle H. there Is OF Russian Mn
ter In Madrid Tie openly expressed dislike for Eng
land and France, however may feel people, sa
diplomatic bundcr for TO rtvet thai alliance OF
tbcse Towers, and 20 give II duration and messing
for beyond the computation 81 either English or French
s.aernen. The alliance Of England and France certainly
boies good 10 the United States bu, treating thtn
slke lsughy, and telling them both, al Tosssble
oOca,ioD., that We conf like them ia Of
loosening their mutual adhesion. You
gueie a the fancy she have taken another per.
by telling her that che has grown old and ugly
thai you have bestowed your ahections on her mortal
enemy Diplomatic dissonons bes. effected che.
mstfy, by elsfttve affinity that h. by attractions In op,
/ posie drecvns, not w repuisons.
Our diplomacy having made 6asoo in London Paris and
Madrid ttf only piacee whore there g. chAao@ n ope-
ystloa vIenas sad Berlin. Bat have % a., rAs~