The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

TUROAY, JUNE q, 1857.
completely In the wrong denying the payment Of the
3, ms claimed under the Spanish convention Tho
Minbter ho was roughly dismissed last BY his
becs he listened 10 what the sexoans had 70 say
In the business instead Of simply shaking bus FIST 10 the
ice acne MIN in the opinion Of his countrymen
Perhaps Alvarez right, after all At any rate the
Hosspur conouc, Of the young gentleman who was len
nom ana the Mexico spanish Convention will have
to b. looked into sfter all Il seems Pastor D'Az
then Minister of State rather took the thing into his own
hands IN ON missing Alvarez, acted from the promp
pgs III diske, instead OF the dictates OF duty
policy send you An important letter published over his
The French government has taken the cards in this
game and Senior IAfrasua the Mexican Envoy who was
roisns a the palace Of her Catholic Majesty He Is
match the Spanards with whom he has 70. desl and
sha,evsr may DO The Ultimate terms or the
arrangement, you may consider the question or
war or peace ~ already settled. There will be
no war. You viii have rem arked, also, that the
expeiion Of troops announced to sail this spring for
Mexico and which actually preparing, as informed
you the time dwindles at last TO the proportions OF an
ome .~o thousand sve hundred men land force
nd hardly 200 cannon added 70 the teet In short, Just
bout what supposed 10 be necessary to coanterac
he increased animation Of the hbusters In the United
tates account OF the Inauguration Of Mr. Buchanan,
md the Ostend manifesto repeat, the Mexico Spanish
COOCorDeO
and am now keepipg sharp look out to get hold OF the
terms arrangement which Senior Hdal and Senior
taf aqua al work at this moment You shall have
omitted TO mention that the erpednte Of Messrs Peter
Cooper others, Of New York. asking for mission
10 esabb submarine telegraph between the nand OF
cuba and the States here from the
Havana ID the mail Of May l2ih which arrived ut Madrid
the day before esterday has encountered a. the Hs
yana opposition Of rival company composed of Hava
ntse capitalists at the head Of whom Senior Alfonso
sanchez Bento Torces and others The CAPITA General
ba however Undertaken TO decide the question In favor
Of either pmry but has returned the different appellants
the home government, with his observations quite i'm
at Madrid Meesrr. Cooper Co. must not, no ~ever, sop
that the question settlement they might
msgiue The Cabinet has much attend Tn, and
something MORE with the question Of Mexico that Of Roms
that the treaty OF limits with France, the finances the
Cortes the daily and hourly struggle to keep IL head
above the troubled Of interior politics, with
out going out Of its way 10 pay much attention 70 such
smsl business establishing an electric telegraph be-
tween Havana and New York That can wait, and will
probably from day to day and week TO week. until
perhaps when the Yankees are eli tired OUT the perms
sioa may be given 70 them.
Speech OF Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister,
Before the Humane society OF England.
From the London Advertiser, June 1O
The eighty third anniversary OF the Royal Humane So
ciey LIBERATED Monday by q splendid banquet at
the London Tavern which attended by about hun
ored and eighty Of It's Oldest and most influential friends
The chair taken at O'Clock by Mr. Russell Quincy,
he Recorder of London and among the company present
Mr Sidney Quincy, Mr. Dallas the nerican AMBASSADOR,
The usua 10y al toass having been drunk,
The Chairman gave the health OF the Hon Mr. Dallas,
the American Ambassador, expressing his firm convictoo
that the coseness Of relations with the great nSon be
represented could not admit Of being severed by do
strucuve Hear, hear) The toast was enthusiast.
cally crank.
sentiments which accompanied II, which he said were
cprocated througho his land would be source OF
great calamity If two nations such Great Britain and
the United States Of America should again into
collision be oped that in the DEGREES OF Provi
dence there nothing Of that SORT for the future
There was something, however appersainns closely 70
honorable chairman had referred was more Of public,
national political and certa rly highly interesting charsc
their association and tell them little passage OF
simple, unaffected family history. which might not be al
ss . 70
placed under obligation to the Royal Humane Society
about eighteen years before he was born Cheers
and laughter He perceived In the paper which had
been placed before him. that there had been 800
Of from death by drowning, e cted through
per annum (Cheers) There WAS PROBABLY not . single
rdgidual connected with the society Who could be old
enough TO recoect the incident which he vas .bou, 70
that his age would fall few years short He wished
rescued from death. Il near years l774 and 1875
just after the Humane Society had been instituted.
II years Of age, vas walking with bis servant on tho
banks Of The Thames be me T. bring and The weather
suS into the Hs 'oa
and excellent Swimmer He struck out boldly and
Justify for the centre Of the stream but before he got
with one shrek he sunk Immediately. HIS servant,
distracted. ran towards some neenboring build nc. AT
the Roy Humane Society the graphing irons the drags
the boat, accessible These were put into nme-
date requisioo and the alarm having been siveo the
young man taken from the water According TO the
usage OF the ne he rolled upon the bridge and
rescued rcsusca,sd and restored BY the agency toat
then seventeen years age Five years after young
rescued he married In hs county OF Devon snd
,mous esta. in Jamaica and found tha. they had beea
dirt ipated bv q steward Into whose hands they bad
been entrusted. He went with his wife TO the
Uuiiei states, where he arrived 10 1Ts3 Just at
the close Of the revolutionary war. That young
man, thus rescued from q wa,ery grave, applied
profession He became the associate OF Washington OF
jefferson, OF Madison He became, himself, OF the
conspicuous counsel OF the United States OF America
admirable, not 10 that country 40 uDequallef writer
and dsr guish.d politician. He at leugh oiled the Of
fee Of treasurer Of America (Hear besr) That young
man. that counsel that author who had been rescued by
Royal Hum Society who became the head OF q
merous family, whose descendants well known
throughout the ote1 States Americahsi young man.
be might say without any feeling Of vanity-hat young
man his Own father. Tremendous cheering) Hs
died some thirty years ago and during bis life be referred
principles and which carried with energy pro
poroned to it excellence. (Cheers He had heard Of
merb society IRON otncrr, nan
little piece Of family history might be unpleasing
10 them. a. oud cheers He hoped II might tend 10
their noble exerons and to promote the useful
OF 90 admirable association. (Cheers)
Tue CHARsAS, 10 proposing the toast OF the evening,
"rhe Roy oil Humane Socev," stated that during lhe past
year ia2 cases attended with rsk 10 the lives OF 1853
sons had been brought under the OF the society and
OF those only four had been past recovery
while rs had been cases Of attempted suicide As rewards
for eaantry those who had risked their lives during
the past year 10 those Of their feo~ creatures the
society had conferred % honorary silver medals IS homo
rary bronze ditto eight velum, and eleven parchment
tcsumouia be des awarding pecuniaxy ackno wledgmenu
10 ~ other clsimans
The oa,, drunk With the mos, enthusiasts demon