The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08

y0 bean secured, n0 were they even touched upon IN
any definite tsrns ct The vsAns conferences. hsply
ing 70 the Arguments Of the noble Earl and Of M Glad
stone in the Cesnons he warned the house Of the dan
rinss to 90 forth to lnrops uncsntradcted and
dsmned.
consented to withdraw prstsnaou abstain from an
aggressive act, except from severe compulsion.
LORD LYTHnroN supported the notion.
The BISHOP OXFORD felt obliged to oppose the mo-
ton, believing that calculated to rustrats the
righteous cause which engaged in the contest
The Fari Of DERBY argued that 1t vienna we had ask
cd too little her than too much. Some important
CONCESSIONS he admitted bad besn obtained from Rus
sis but not sufficient 10 accomph objects which natu
rally extended events progressed After engaging in
the siege Of Sesastspol ana pronouncng that fortress
This sntsrprs without undergoing national hu militia
ton, for which terms that Russia could have granted
at the conference could compensate
After few words from Earl GRANVILLE,
Earl GREY rspite, and withdrew the motion.
The Danish Sound Dues
[FroD the Journal du Havre. May 90
Prussia has made known her determination to act in
with the United States OF AmercS to obtain the
of the Sound dues The DANISH Am bassador
his Il.
Denmark reproduces the protest presented by Prussia
herself rome time ago. and which consists in capital
Danish govrsment is evidently trying to avoid having
several States raising at the same time difficulties In
respect to these dues 1t this that she
succeeded in 1885, in dseunbarrasipg herself by sepa.
rate treaties Of the rsclAmations OF England
and Sweden
Interesting from Spain.
Correspondence of tue Independence Beige from Mad
rid, May 49,
Some days ago announced to you that the Council Of
Minister'S agreed to accept the resignation Of Mr. Osuto
Minister Penpotentary Of Spain TO the United States
cessor Nothing has yet been resolved upon It is pro-
babe the question win be decided this evening or to
noyrow relations established between the United
States and Spain require the presence Of an
at WashinRton Among the persons upon whom the at
the present am Sasssdor AZ Berlin or M Odss de- Ave-
ella although is said Mr. Luzurags makes OPP
position to the LATTER who belongs to the democratic
From the same Correspondent, lfay 49,
Spain continues to send troops to Cuba The reinforce
ments sent viii amount this month to seven thousand
The last news which was received yesterday from the
msnt The Cabinet a Washington says despatch re-
ceived will consider 90 cass be any future search o:
American vessels
committee Of members Of the Cortes has besn noni
mated to exsmiDe the question Of the colonization Of
committee VIII reveal great inustces to the prejudice Of
unfortunate Gacsns whose ignorance and good faith
has been imposed upon In expectation Of the result o.
Cortes, send you few items, which have from an
authentic source.
superior authorities Of the island the privilege of trans
porting emgrants colonsts to Cuba for period Of
fifteen years. Mr.. FeijoO Sotomayor pretended 70 be
actuated rather by patriotic motive than oy desire
for gain He pledged himself to give to each coonist
monthly payment Of one thousand reals, or about
$780, and to transport them back again to Spain at
he expiration of the fifteen years The commisso
appointed the authorities Of the island declared that
Mr. Feijoo claimed an odious monopoly. That misery
alone Ut was the year thst famine made such ravages
in Galica could in moment OF Despair sduce great
many unfortunate men to 90 in killing climate, work
for the benefit Of Mr. Feoo while WORKING for their own
account they could earn much more money. Not~ith'
standing this opinion Of the Commssionsrs Mr. Fsijoo
obtained through the influence Of much money, royal
decree under date Of March % and May p 1853 autho
rizng him to prosecute his scheme. great number Of
Gaicans tempted by the promises made TO them, have
departed but have after their departure bitterly
regretted it. Instead Of $50 Mr. Feijoo gave them but
S.. The black slsves from $40 to $z5 monthly.
The hard labor to which they have been subjected have
already killed great number and Mr. Fsijo0 complains
Of having against him the Commissioners Of the island
and the principal authorities. Gen. Concha, who former
~ bad condemned this enterprise, will make known at
the proper time when the Cortes ready to examine into
this matter, details Of which win reflect TO the dis
credit of Mr.. Feijeo Sotomayer.
[Correspondence Of the Constitutional from Madrid
My IA
Mr. viyo, Ae1esn Ainstsr Is ma.,s mas given 90 ne
receive Mr.. Antonio Zsgas az representative Of
Spain These explanations have not satisfied CAb
net and the departure Of Mr. vvs Ia hourly expected