The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
The SpaniSh-Mcxtcan Inbrs,yiio.

rRoBABLs CONSEQUENCES or wAR--IsrrRESrS or
SPAIN IN cUBA-sESoR LArRA8uA's MISSION 10
sADRID--sphH COOLING Dows--rEM OF ThE
UNITED STATES.
Madrid March 3l) correspondence Of london frnes
The quarrel between spain and Mexico will be deemed
unnportan only by those who overlook the serious
picaOns ~ which, " carried b. extrcnics may very
probably give rise war bst,se"n lhos two countries
would b. not only Tarcital but suicidal contest, since
II would certainly open door Ia the Interference and s
sy 10 De expressions n u, toraiiatc Ioar ehh fotort
oay cyrs nc prrinos IF TIE one ard tAe oiorls u pc
othsr Such contest would no, kst hong without thc
United states being mixed NJ ia h. II Mexico were
favored with Their support she would pay heavy
price for Il in territory who spain would
have trepblr for Cnba: and Is n" AL
niiticd that England and France would n,srfrro to
preserve io the Latter Power her rich Wet udlt knd
We must acknowledge that the pace OF The world might
ia ant period become endangered BY what now aI
pears tn many ,abble und'scfvhw f attention. be-
"ve nyscll fully Justified in stating that neither by lhe
tngish By the French government the difficulty
considered o b. OF that unim Toriant c which may b.
regarded with curiosity, bot with little inicrvt and le~s
anxiety. Whatever ta Importance attached to H. how
ever ~ present STAT Is not such should excite serious
to rs result, or incrcascd m, giving ~ ~
The possibility Of H. anicablc adjustment No,wtirtind
ing IA. warik that ha. been sounded here and w
has been echoed IN tones of anger than discretion
by large portion OF the Spanish pre- repeat va ia"
positive the assurance have already given
YOU In former letters that tas gnsTsR,cI much
DESTROYS n Js,ce rlh k>atoo than y 10 the eventual
pers Of which It cannot be blind. The military prcpsra-
tons here very small scc. ani tc augmentation
Of the spanish naval force In the Wet htcs u W be
garded in the light Of Demonstration, bu, by
les 81 approaching bombardmont On the other hand,
regards negotiations Il hardly H. ssid that any pro
grcs has been made sine. last addressed YOU Vr this
subject, unloss consider such which ihnS We
may increased disposition the rs Of Minister'S "a
treat the affair with Istsncc and In anCsbc spirit and
,onr Of the stat mont that senior relis conduct
IN his Rotations With the Mexican government Ia.
been FAR from meeting With IA" approval 81 nat ~ Siain
Before any fresh steps likely ~ b. taken IN ue mat
tr await the intelligence that will b. brought by The
packet due Southampton day or b. morrow aud so
The dec on OF s.nor I,.rasua who = ell at Pare Ih'
gentleman ha been informed that although, owing ~ us
suspension Of diplomatic relations between Sssin ami
Mexico he cannot H. welcomed In ht Official character
Minister plenipaep,iary he viii b. received hc choices
% come 10 Madrid n q courteous and friendly mauner,
and will be listened " ai,eDivciy ri hopedand ii Ger
tainy desrabcthsi, upon strength c this ASSURANCE,
b. viii think ptorS at once this capital The
refusal 10 receive his ofcial credentials Qualifying him
negoator, because diplomatic relations broken on be-
correct diplomatic rue and IN such cases precedent
occurs oi exactly contrary nature 10 tlat now
laid down by the spanish government When Sir Henry
Bulwcrs anbe interference IN the domestic pol
tc of spain cscd him ~ be expelled the euntry, Count
hrasol sent b. london, in a Official sspscity
explain matters 70 The Enghsh government abd isiy
the expulsion OF Us envoy. The fnsgsh Cabinet dcbe
rated whether he sbouln be received and heard The
Duke VI Wellington consulted upon the subject and
has decision, and that finally by the Ut
vas that Count Mrsso sbcsh moi te reoved bccssso be
did not come cialy conmis soned by the government
which had just broken OF diplomatic iniegcourse with
that o. England. Tue Spanish government takes "a op.
posite view ~ The prcpieus 10 be observed IN such
csseS and declines Official, while eopceding snic.bc in
,ercourse with the representative Of Mexco Il may b.
hoped and expected, however, that such plpcos wll
not be suffered 70 impede rccopciatcu which both ~
ties ia their hearts desire.
The dispatches and news brought by The Wet Indian
packet may is Thought, be of nature 20 influence ~
teraiy and fsvoraby The settlement Of the e'sung un
Guilty According to our last sdvices from hSso ,s
teen parsons prison the charge Of hsvng sh
IN the c~srsses Spanish sabp.s an the" P'7,iy
Ssco@ we receiys Ie,smseece Nss thfr' s""0