The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

The agents Of the steamer America, ten days
out from Liverpool not look for her arrival before
Wednesday or Thursday evening
From washington.
INTERESTING DISPATCHES FROM sPAIN-THE AID.
MnlsTRATIoS CONTINUES TO BE HUMBu6GED-
LORD PALMERsToSs vIRws ON CuBA-rHE vR-
GINA ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1855.
The last steamer from Europe has brought increased
troubles TO the government Mr. Psrys despstches to
the department represent repeated interviews with the
Minister for Foreign Aairs ard the final ming up is
that Her Catholic hsiesty's government is in
bsrssed condition from internal affairs that fur
Their action The demands OF the United States is i'm
possible for the present The injurious consequences
likely to follow this Of action openly md dis
.ihcty set forth by acting Minister, but without
effect the invayabe being that concessions TO
the Unired States, this moment would effect revo-
luton that would drive from power the Queens
advisers who favored the redress called for by
the United States and establish government in its
stead opposed liberal principles and to he granting
OF the smallest demand claimed by the American
government. The sta cement Published months
since by the Union, OF final and satisfactory
settlement of the Black Warrior affair, receives it's
contradiction by the last arrival, and oar de
paItment is informed that time viii be re-
CURED to give the matter further consideration The
ii Dorado assault particulars o! which the Madrid gov
erurent some months since acknowledged receipt Of,
has ain been referred for further action and informa
tioD, to the govern msnt of Cuba and the to
Secretary Marcys letter concerning the outrage upon
Consul, Mr.. Thompson Is cool promise that it viii
meet with due attention in its turn and that justice
shall be had The exact wording of the dispatches re-
ceved do not pretend to gve but the of their
meaning is to be found in the above. The effect upon
Secretary Marcy, after their perusa safcient to
rather violent departure the papers from his
hands ur the desk before him, accompanied with the
significant expression from him. o-The damned fools,
anudiDg to the Spanish ministry Here is the Madrid
government amusing itself with making promises the
United States day, and retracting them the next
abusing and in fact, causing the withdrawal Of
able Minister from its court-his fault being profound
Of the honor and rights of his country and de-
termination to them carried out to the letter. Leav-
ing Spain, similar system Of diplomacy is found
to prevail in her Cuban colony-American rights
resisted, redress reused and fresh outragss almost
daily committed upon American citizens and the Amer-
Hag and government here not giving to these
almost nnumerable wrongs approval, it's vaclating
and weak policy ia all that treacherous Spain
quires for continuance Of her present policy with the
United States 1t Is, however, possible that govern
meIt has, within day two past, determined upon
definite of action towards Cuba Our Navy
and War Departments more than usually busy, and
very large numbers naval officers arrived lately in
town orders report themselves head
qusrters without delay. Mr. Dobbn, learn, tele-
graphsd by the President himself t, return Immediately
and Mr.. Guthrie it probable, has already arrived he
being expected to-day The contrary is the intelligence
received from Mr.. Buchanan Lord Palmerston has
strongly asserted that it tho ntention her
jesty's government to interfere in the least with
the United States in the settlement of its
affairs with Spain, and warmly commsnds the
"judicious and forbearng policy that has thus
far characterized the relations of the United States
with Spain" The eIt,e ympathiss of the United States
should be awakened TO piable condition Of this ad
minis ration and possible be enlisted in its behalf
for surely since the organization Of this
confederacy found itself surrounded by difficult
ties of grave nature hsh foreign and domestic TOT
witness the total apparent indifference with which our
relations and embaassments regarded by the Pro-
sident himself is painful in the extreme, arising FROM
heavy responsibilities resting upon him. Several
making calls upon politicians promsnadng the 2
biting bis horsemanship and Mexican saddle while hi
Secretary Of State has not moment to give from th
pressing business that surrounds him.
Betting to-day is largely in favor of wisehs election
is regarded a. certain.
DEPARTURE OF SECRETARY M'cLELLAND-RETuRN
SECRETARY DoBBIN.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1855.
The Secretary of the Interior has gone to Michigan
four understandable Geo. c. Whiting chief clerk,
acting as Secretary.
Secretary Dobbn has returned to the capital restor
in health.