The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-25

nscn pers' ms only authorized there II act ths
perfect bl cory te Wen Lord CLARENDON, the Mtnis
Of State Ct hsr bhannic hsjssty and her reprsssn
In Maorid.
But be this az It nay believe that In ali That il ts
place there are very w.l founded motives not 20 sps
an psns 10 clear the sitrs ION, ard Ascertain in
,estvs how Tar |. win be opportuue at press
:, resume the regota,ion This energy is but n,uc
to he iesrad account II his Caring not TO proceed
with tic nest exquisite csution but this affords
rssson he ore not to ota sight OF he eoaveneucs
setting bturcs to lis &C ion, By the means which
easily snd sdvsntsseouiy may lead to fnss rein {,
your FNcspenoy knows my opinon That If saoss mead
were DO, 20 be found In The treaty ommendet, III
Other means fencing 20 the same end shD ull tber
tcIe be leJecled
In order to obtain tie same upon thes istie
aciy sDd zeal Of the two worthy rerreser tses Of
republic in Paris ST LONDON, bublnesb IL is to
swsr 10 The quea,ious contained in the instruct glv
10 S*ner fas.or- answers whicn Wall serve no al base
BUENAvENrUsA vtvO.
Senior Pastor returned from his journey to LONDON an
Paris before The month Of his depar lure from Madri
over, and by the following tespatch add esssd
Exe,lsrcy the Nina OF FOREIGN Rela ions If he
public, dated JANUARY 20, 1855, TIE result al his missile
MOST EXCELLENT slR-Under date of the ga Of 10.
month, and in private ohica, communication, M.
hac The honor to state to your Excellency the nov
which pduced commission the SECOND Secretary
this Legation, Don Jose Maria Pastor near ae rsprese
taives o. The republic in Paris and London, FOR hs
rose of obtaining data to en- ghten to the
portunentss of takirg decided steps to wards I'll
negotiations about the treaty, which, with pei
his,6Ecy, are recommended TO me BY the government
His Ssrere Hghness and whose dr. Lioas hay
not forgotten single moment since begsn 70 faf til
charge int, uskd TO
Your Excellency wi Hoe so obgug az to sxaniue ry
copy Ct the emorandum WHOM Senior Pastor has ID
vered 10 me on hs reuIn (appsndix No. o. AMI second
y and thirdly, copies OF the communications. h Ii she
fxcelences Senores On j. Ramcn Pschecn and DON 10,
quin del Castillo Lsnzas though 1t envansnt TO al
dress to me- BY ali e them your EaceleScy will Il
pleased to obstrve that the inform ion w9ien oStain
In the matter is not muca more Than VIA a!reed|
possessed, as your Exceiiency VIII ps'oeivs by til
quoted Of the sd Of Lass n nth OF vhc
i lorS .lufX
I'd t -
'Now, at the very moment when received ,hs ansve
which sought to get BY the commission sutrnstei
Senior Pastor have lea, at that the g,vs neu Of he
Catholic Jes VAS bu.y iii ging an nd
geous msDEsr, the ques ion OF santa ID )ming, Ycu|
Exee,r cy knows that the United StAsa vss epcssyorn
to acquire of his last republic, net acknowledged yet
Siain, the ptnins uls Of Santana, mos imp mill
M station in Of the Achilles. and ca the rscsio
of The pIerent our Excesncy VII Airea know th.tth|
efforts OF Ger eTsl CA2neau au bis lady /, no am,
bsye sn,IsS Wits ne ,sso
eopg on, co.nmersial agent. .pport,d hv n, 90,
eminent Of her Caholi, M'js-J arrived b4re AID
though somewhat lae, he esssc;aso ~ nlpo
tant influence on that resp'; hooks t-iissc, % tn
assistance of the French ard ian G,ceuia
view Ct THU government OF he Csiboc MAJ CO
received sccorotrg 10 the Information hSvo been abe
galher (as this flair Is carried W b.c.esy
iist to invest he Commercial agent ~ IN TIE qus i6y
for the negotiation of e tre ~ Il reccf
ii,op, peace RID isncthp. ia which, ths prsI
tectrete to be sccep-6 idea which ought not Il
be cnsde ing the cession Of the excusv
Yt ur Exce,lency must know better than ira. thor
steps CT tie government Of her Cathos Ksje,ty
the gresttst consequence TO the ends Whlch pccpo
to ourselves. have to believe that 3n
net obtain the sanction Of the two great nations to
protectorA.e by means oil public treaty, It will accept
it BY Of secret treaty, which on this punt wi
not lcse II Q interest which attribute to it.
1hese simple hints will demonstrate to your Exoellen
cy that would be entirely fruitess that shoui1
hand whilst affair Of SO UGH consequence tas
which The government Of her Catholic Majesty IL prosc
cutting is 20, cling cons,der it preferable 70 make
track and see the m,p.da Q advantage that ne NAL
draw from It, and trust that tho government Of HIS Sd
HgbDeFs and especially your FL ,elleos ~, wi
perceive the benefits that will result rom my osiag nj
opportunity OF STUDYING al the bearings o. this
You may rest assured that shall on account despi
get whstever here may be Of utility IN the advice
Of Measys. Pachecc and Castillo. ]
81 nees net enter here into any disquidion about
seoep'snss Of The pro eo,ofsn;p ia me three. iri
European nations upon Amsri:a, to which thu Unit
States show themselves so much avsrse being aosolu
der a OF the doctrines LAID down ~ Mr. Monroe woud
provoked Your Ike slency is too well infor thei
''' WA ' : BUENAvENTURA VINO .
DOCUMENTS ANNEXED TO THE PRECEDING C)Mh
NICATION. {e
LEGATION OF MEXICO ~ FRANCE,
Paris January 10, 1855. /
70 His Excells pcy Senior D n BUEsAvKsTuRA Vrvo,-
Minister Plepipotentisry the Republic In Ma rid
senor Don Jote Maria Pa ,tor delivered to the con
unicsten Of your Excesrcy, dated 10 last Decembs
Instructions which you we're pleased to e,vs him q.
which he showed me- the whole relating to giving him,
regarding the feeling OF this perial court 10 respect
he reyotiati IDS which recommended to by on
evslnment viz, to obtain the support phy,csor mora
Of the governments Of Eurore in order to insure tn
nationsty and Independence Of the rspubIic In tn
step the untirng al OF your Excssnoy in its
vice. and the Importance which your Excssney sttach
with so much reason TO sucb an affair, a. well az you
constant vigilance in avsrg yourtef OF the oppo:tuni
Of setting 1t on foot.
d a.
all the Information which he asked OF and vol h
&C rsdered necessary, and upon separate PAPER wro
for him some details following the order Of the question
which your Excelency lays down in his Instruction.
which might memorandum Of what ex plane
verbally 10 him, to be ira n.mitted to your :elleney
In general the situation with respect to this court
the same as when the secretary Of your Excesncy
with the same mission as you may see BY the pusli
papers its attention is much more engaged BY th
checks and difficulties which the Allied armies have expt
perierced in the Crimea.
But in the event Of tie rumors Of peace that hav'
been lately circulated coming to b realized SO 70 sAv
and to allow 1t the means to turn Its attention to TIL
West, recommend again to Senior Pastor what hay
they do net move without being d'aocd With France 81
EDgal d. tie Minister for Foreign Affairs hes asked nj
constantly how we are with Spain, manife:ngor lesvin|
that the government Of her Catholic Majesty would tai
the initiative, end impelled, sst upon IL In FrsD
who are at Tho b. I'D Of The Latin race threatened By
Anglo Saxon Spain is justly considered the head
the people who have made the Independence Of he nsto
in America and in the Queen of the Antilles abe has gel
the key Of The Cult.
This bint and what have NOR. amply impressed d
Senior Pastor, VIII make you acquainted with the sta
Of this aab and with this have the honor to snsw
your communication.
MEXICAN LEGATION near b. NJ,
LONDON, Attn January, 1886.
TO b. E. the Minister Plsnipo:entiary Of Mexico d
Ma6rid:-
The clerk of the legation Of Y. f., Senior Don jon
Maria Pastor Landero, has delivered 70 me the note
Y. E. Of goth December last, and whereof well !
the instructions which Y E. thought at TO dictate
eenor Pastor for the best In the management
his mission have made myself acquainted with d.
attention.
answer now In the part which concerns me witt
the utmos; possible brevty yet with much cleArne
ss can In order no. to leave any doubt In the mind
Y.E
LIT. Respecting the question Of Cuba, believe o.
you to-dsy that The opinion Of this governme
is net changed do not know that tbs part Of Eu
land there have been proposals, Official oherwis
made to Spain, to send military ex petition to the Eas
Besides can hardly CONSIDER that even supposng sue
proposals to have been made, the British governmer
would undertake TO guarantee the conservation Of Cub
and At the time to defray the charges Of the
expedition. This last condition, dsrogatory TO the Cpl
nish government, would suffice Of itself mistake 40
TO the project of its operation Tae Spani
ambassador left this ca pitsl . few days Ag,.