The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

they
partial to-
1t contains the y.
given that Ostend Coniers-
the French press bestow but little attention on tn
Qu1otic enterprise The fast that Soue has left for the
United states, not to return has acted like calming
dcne the inmates Of the Tuleries and tho Escu-
rail- while the sick OF Mr. Mason has chApged the
anger Of the French government into compassion. The
Cabsn question Is not mooted in any PRINT AMI it is
hoped here that s will be equally buried And forgotten
In the United States. The position Of public affairs
in Europe, and especially In Spain, 10 such that
it 10 thought prudent not to moot the Cuba
question at sn, lest the United States might
settle IL in their way. There IL system OF espo
mage prastisod BY the immediate en0uvage Of DonuA
Christina, nov here in PArs, aad the American isga
ton for that purpose closely watched and visit
ed In frientD manrer, by soms very distiasuisnsd
persons in the dowager Queens suite; buto this sup
pose the government in washiagton 10 not regularly
not fsd. Per contra, have nambsr OF Charges AMI
COnsus hero, attending the Exhib ton and exhibiting
themselves specimens OF Mr. Pisrcss Diplomats
csiiosisies They might DO grouped into perfect bou
quet of Jew and Geutle a.hss flisust.r sscsssoas.
and free solsr, an6 placed in Of the vacant cham
b,rs Of the American department. the PalGs dc I'm
dustri BY tho side OF GooiyeAss Iodia rabssr spsci
istraton in Washington. No India rubber am sure,
has been stretched half Peroes cons ssncs
The news from Spain, published in the French pa
pers can hardly BE- relied upon It is certain that the
standardization Of Espa tero totterng to its grave
Anc that the tsat no proposed to establish
He has, for the present. suspended the operation tbs
new constitution, and estAols ned domestis qais. by
many rsosrsds steps without bsius contour led
nth Hsrvsez, and perhaps displaced BY h0 This,
doubt what the French would prefer to any
popular outbHe&k Aem pt TO repubc. SPAIN
Tho great distinction with which Donna Christoa IS
treated by the Emperor the Empress hsre in Paris
the prominent part she IL invited TO piAy an pubc
occasonsis encouragement: to Espsrteros sodsavors
to protect and consolidate the constitution ADD ont
too plain tnata coup 6eat which should bring DoanA
Christina back to Spa and establish the power Of the
ouetD BY abohsning the Cortes, would not very
e.please the present government France though it
m ght cause some approhen In England whose IA~s
and institutions have been the beau Heal Of EspA.
tefo's political enthusiasm Things, In my humble
Judgment are not yet rip and the tme il close ct hand
when tho Unite1 STATES Wal be able to treat openly and
above not sDeAkinely and cowArdly - the pro
sent administration have doue-for tbs purchase OF
in On 70 assume trssh a aos
hence they are quite wiling that the vhols matter
should DROP after the premature and ridiculous delivery
OF Buchanan, Mason and Soule ct Osteni ana Aix Ia
Cbapele American diplomAcy in Europe has wang uish
Cd itself 1t Is now impotsn from sheer imbsclty; IL
,s s%%nnon Il had = s
~ the scyi6ce Of every substantial interest ooaoectel
with our foreign relations.
In less than six months Il quito prob Spain viii
again be thrown into anarchy, from which she Will
cover but slowly for t win hardly b in the power Of
France to intervene BY force Of arms perhaps Bad
policy IN Der to DO Whatever govern succeeds
the state OF anarchy must nsceAy BE- weak aud pocr
and the nnances Of Spain not 10 condtoo 10 opa
favorable prospect for new loan While Turkey Is in
the market for rev loan-thscld one being mot yet
entirely taken-vhls Franse ard Easlani devisinx
new me.Ds Of rAisins tho wind ~ scyernm.ot Of spso
whatever IS may Be, has NO other pillar 70 less Axaisst
tbsn the Bank Of San Fern.nco whose resoarces Ill
know not inexhauss,ble. Spsin notwfthstAndii s
70 qsnes tie later e.O plant q % "
the Cash for IT, This 10 the condition 70 which Spain
eravtatDp vhils the perfect asco Of dpiouscy o
Europe and tho Known WEAKNESS and uopopulsrity Of
the goverDmsut at Washington, invite almost any out
rage the hope Of its remaining 3D. We want
.ne S sensr. mere All n
with the particular condition OF things in France and
SPAIN and plenty tiary In England Who shall not
be Presidential candidate. Such men might o. hast
avert evil they cannot do much positive good they
might nj least continue to treat matters open qu.s
tons which, iron false zeal in wrong direction, have
almost become closed against
The French Emperor understands Spin and the Dosa
ser Queen better than do He does offend the
them the alternative between var and money. g.
sh-woH offers them his protection and frisndeep. THIS
Is What ousht to have DONE instead Of opsuing
sh.cn Of .n..t. -sx 3 snS .ssssssn
~ a, least traitor 10 his country IL vas natarn
enough hevcr, 70 suppose trst those entertained
trsiLesas Designs sgainst our Union, would not
sera,s TO treat with traitors for tho acs,n sn OF
t.ir essne IN Europs Csrlst aad Chrstr chiefs rod
rpnbcaEs sni Ultra atsoiutlsts equally welcome
ofo ministers. Principles ncth,ng
liberty or dsspodsm did not weigh feather in the
balance, so that they prom to sell The consequence
was that ell parties became dstrustfu OF usth,s with
the loss of confidence the part Of the Gro vnea heads
s the and god viii Of the psop
sent ss Mpister TO Spain anywhere else He will bs
made the recipient OF Official potensss nothing
He will accomplish nothing while he hollis his
sion from Mr.. Pierce.
One feature there the Os.end conferences which
ysTy e. Of tn: who p.ysi an IN
spect i must b. admitted that Mr. scule far surpassed
rect responsibilities But he was overfued The plpsr
drawn up BY the penipotentsres, While endsAvors to
refuse TO SELL coss not isdcsts tie tins when shs sci
xure 10 to DO made II merely eases Mr.. Piorce's COO
science but leaves him to act IS be pless in ths
fact that Mr.. NcRea Consul 70 Paris himself
the bearer Of that Important documsn, to tns city Of
Warrington Al Secretary Of the Congress he knew all
that Il had done, and was especially commissioned to
insist the immediate seizure Of CUBA. Whom Colonel
NeRea delivered mis- messgs to Gov Marcy the latter
with his accustomed prudence kno wing the he had
to deal with, asked whether there was any svi-
dspse ON record that this was actually the
Joint opinion Of Mr.. Buchanan, Mr. Mason and
Mr. eouie, bcoAuss without such evidences, he should
not feel justified to act the suggestion The eublcs
ton Of the 0stsnd conferences shortly Afterwards
brought the whole matter before the forum OF public
opinisn tba. when Colonel Mees returned Europe
pope the pleripoten Mr.. Buchanan,
who TO gain AL the popularity from tbs Cuban
mbered the verbal message sent 4, Mr..
Pierce snd Gov Marcy; and the matter has since been
aufIersd to drop The conysre.s merely bold Al.
V sers; while Ne standardization In Washington do.
med TO sctvntreIy ON the suggestion OF diplo
agents abroad, with whom IL hsd des Of
any reepoDs ib,y 10 the country The governments OF
France England end SPAIN fully spprssd Of these facts
became for while quite emboldensd, to the extent OF
ing Spanish cruzers TO fire into ships bat this
has been thought dangerous nnce for though the
might mot the insult the people might
become unouly excited and in'vidnls might resent It,
ORDERS therefore, have essn given not TO repeat tho out
rage and to put hf,s moro management into the con
du Il Of Spanish officers and officials
Mr. Do<s e left here batter than week ago; but has
NOT taken the direct route to Madrid Tbs truth Mr
Perry Is eptrussd with the negotatons IL any there
be and Mr. Dodge III clnch them BY his posing pre-
sepce. Great preparations are ncs making at Madrid
10 rsceive him with distinguished bonora and TO treat
him IL he should exhibit = taste that way, to a ball
srht His prs@ ntatidop 20 the Emperor and Empress
s,e vas oute An event and Mr. Dodge paii haudsome