The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

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WASHINGTON, May %, 1855.
ne obsn Difficulty again COncha orermdtches kcCas-
LEV IN Dipiomocy-0ur Relations wiA Spain-IAe Cabs
~ Rsoe;v.s Fresh Emprlse-rAe Steamer Water Witch
=, the Waters q Paragua-0pinions Of the Kinney En-
.,fa;or-7ze Mission to EngIand-G. M DaIlos ind
he PresidnSy-The Kane Arctic Expedition.
Tas Caban question, which, IT supposed was long
snce at ID understood to be occupying much OF the
attention Of the government. Concha has proved
than match for McCauey, whose proceedings thus far
are characterized by and indecison rendering
necessary instructions and vigorous action
Weak as government has hitherto shown ITSELF In
its dealings with Cuba at last ands itself forced to
the adoption Of which, IL resolutey maintain
3D. cannot fail in producing favorable results The 60
vernment FASTENED in its decision relative to
Cuba BY the late intelligence received from SPAIN which
opens the whole of our demands upon that ccun
sry or virtually So the Minister for Foreign Affairs
has expressed his inability to meet spsins obligations
with the United States according to plsdges given. At
present can judge rightly, determination pervades
every branch of the government, and settlement Of
this long vexsd question has been demanded and is to
be persisted IN at all hazards. few days will give
moro light uTon this subject
The government late intelgence received does not
egard with favor .ne ssndact of the coumaner Of the
Water Witch in his assault upon the fort Of Ispiru II
would ssem that collision sought for on our part
and that 30 avoid it's taking plac great forbearaacs
was anifestse, but without vas ultimately
shown. without reference 10 this PARTICULAR case, IT
mas proper 10 remark that several cases are now Ia
the hania of the proper department for Investigation
and settle showing uries sustained By navy,
which en- anxiety for display the part OF com
rnaaders has unnecessarily brougat sbout ~ cannot
but r5gre .td that serious n,sunderstsudirg ss
Is likely 10 grow OF the late agsy OF tho Water
Witch should baye transpiredi but having occurred u
ins =, II sane is found T. rest VIA the
commando, it should not be withheld ron maWkisn
The kinney Expedition il here con, ider-d az splea
did failure. Unhind things occasionally 10 ba heard
gsn Co. AMI SoE sss s s sSs
to himself toes not regret very deeply the Rnaoyanees
asd per6ecuteHs that have of late oo him aed hi
expedition, Bat this may he scandal wholly uudeserv
ed and mention OF it would not be made here lad not
the become almost general in this city Of scandal
Amc8g favored few OF our politicians tn this city
belief exists lat George NJ. Dallas VIII be offered tho
mission 70 FINLAND and tia. he viii accept the same
This il not the mission VIII go 10 Tie south, but 20
whom has yet been deter,red upon Fer the benefit
Of the srxiOus il nay not be sGss 20 state hat Mr.
Dallas has ot absndosed the teef that his chluces for
the next President of the Cntsd States al equal TO
saas re,afs with propriety clsu the .sadiiate;
feed By is cut Of the way hGgny been sseri-
next PEesl tis conventop efoune, he IN the
ability VIII be forcsd aside nj bet ordinary
couotry fsv received It's surrsit The pc, soce the
Ereeent eh!tf magistrate; such only as have
the cenfIsEee of tie will be All to claim its
athaticn kegsI,ed in this light, it "a aoasble to
aenteda tact which, if into by his friend. in
t@e might ave tAem both trouble ;sa ppootnsnt
hsve heard It marked that the Kane expedition has
been hssld fom by letters the ssion OF the DE
paIsment Upon inquiry ,he report proves uufoanded
snd mehon OF the runner made here place tn cir
eusra who may have friends i0teTeat in the
psoitcr Mach confidence Is expressed ia the
the Ell edit cu about to sail for the ref OF Kane
his ccmpa2cc5, and many in TINS city regard the adveu
tare az believing that Zane safe aud
his way tns 70 the United Sta'ss ShouE zach prove
&c be tae esse II would joy 70 ppattzing
heat wherever Ecuad, and to no3e Utre so than to
those OF HI cHn coun.Tymen.
WASHINGTON May &c, 1856
Governor Resders Return TO Kansas-- Warning to Mis-.
soa'i-The Question in the Cabtnc,-Ffrs lnsruTi,ns
to Reeder, md their Egsct-7ae Lan spcca,atioas Ell.
potsd-coRtast Of the Eaasas and Nebraska Gorera
srens--Dotes from Madrid de- dc
Missouri would herself FROM tie consequences
OF the tonlsst conspiracy formed thi, country
against the fights and indep iencs of II sovere;ga
state, she must organize immediately Ii hsr usttu
ons sacred &c her and worth rresaryux she must
prepare herself for coming events. The Ga. has gone
Sotth ard Feeder il to return to Ksrsas Ills object
has been secured and his recent visit this city back
Cd By the DaLeacs OF speculators All the Washington
Union has tod with fats. effect upon ths Presidant Of
tia United ssts General Pierce declared to day Tint
Rea5er should DO sustaire5, let .s cor be
what they KAY And this was utts-ei with ths knox.
ecse That majority of his Cabinet are warmly opposed
20 TIE movement. The decision has deprived bath
Guihtts sad nobba by their absence tie benefit of
the- protests curing the consideration CT question
which, unless TREY can reverse, OH sal separation
between these gentlemen and the Presidc at is una void
aals Each dsy unftlts further particulars OF the
character end purposes Of the easily ccuspfaoy which
was formed 5ere IN Washington t. chea; Kansas of her
xigas and 20 render the Nebraska bill 81 90 possible
benefit 10 TIE South. She to be amused WITH the
ehador brt The substance to be raped by abo
nton.st6 - The North and East aud rev eoecua-
tors, with Governor ReeceI at Their head | h4ve the
PARTICULAR Of this foul comhiosticu, aud give them
s.<o-eh The HERALD for the ters6t OF those Interested
Wat csn tie Unicn Advance IN denial tue assertion
based on truth TIA: i Tusirly through the sugses
tons AID adv c: eli ohe o. is enters rroprieor
tdat Kansas in@ebtsd for The reyoiutcu,y c.ndca
n vhcc she ID CIV placed
TWAS srths city that Res2er after his appointment
met ars consulted with psrty OF mn Lroxn in the
main So - aGEiiers Of the President aud IRON
his o6;isl as ali that's nod treach.
erous &c he country ard ITS laws. He not TO pro
ceed entct 10 Kansas and again on bis arrival ia hat
Te1s:te-y every conceivable oicuty to be thrown
n tie ws2 Of establishing government no ancour
sstmsSt WIS % he held ou1 70 the tters, ger
mprtssos to &c cres,s6 that there iuzupsra
bic difficulties il the way Of organzst cn VII could
ony be rstrsd BY the rterfyrerce Of the President
himself TIE game had its ct. the hCneEt settler
lost ccnfttrce, Lila tuSs with taer improy snecss ia
many Instances, Offered fer sale, pro IMPLY pui-
ed she valuable psrts o, tie Territory ard
for meath 4 state 0. things rtinrcd bu- gro xing
IN proportion necessities the settlers From the
abolition emigration Tas urged and the
mi-ons Who So FIX the sistns Of Territory for
al ns to cons and to establish fre soil government
In ksntssh What here Telsted wooid rom.nce
were l. rot tba the facts exist, apd /. you'd souni
equally srspge for the publ, to be assured III oy this
process o. government Governor Ree6er and his conspi
rsto-s have awaited themselves Of lands taken in part
from the ht Dest settlers. 10 the amount OF millions
OF collars; and upon finding thst bis game OF infamy
could he followed out with safety success, he
b!es tLe couaisy leaving the inhabitants without gov
emmett legislature OF laws, and proceeds to this city
report proceedings and TO obtain the support OF
the President b. Of false and inere epresen
tatoss from Pa7tes the orgiratoIs of all this trouble
The law creating . government for Kansas was
passed end carried into eject at the same
tine with Aat Of Nebraska The Governors re-