The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

II w O1eN A4IAShAiAt w Il
remain much longer In Madd uni ass received 10 an
Official capacity, would scarcely have holce but TO de-
part should OF the M htest act OF hos
uuty having taken place Unions he very divided
10 whether the quarrel will be sett smicaoy or the
revere The situation at this present momeat I, Critical
and IL is difficult In form judgment rs To nov tnings will
turn out The English and French ambassadors are doing
everything In their power bring about reconciliation
According not many Can eapse
without the question assuming decided aspect for
better or for
Madrid June 2o) Correspondence Of London Times
among other evidences Of the aOurishing condition Of
the slave placed before Lord Psmerston by the
deputaton that had interview with him on the 10th
from Cuba that on the 9th Of May twelve
vessels for sale in the port OF H.vansas sAvers
Authentic accounts just received here gives the names Of
had lust been purchased n Havana for traffic They
had cleared one Monrovia (cosst OF Afrcs) for
Aadag three for Boston 1t Is not OF the slightest
where they cleayed for-he object Of their
voyage perfectly ~el koown but rothng was done by
the Spanish authorities to prevent s being carried out
pgly questions the truth Of charges brought against Its
sgens we'll TO be particular ~ to details OF evil
desired We viii suppose this done coupled with part
pars Of slave decks manaces casks and the other
aopurenances Of the odous traffic, and the whole or
testimony transmitted 70 Queen sabeas ad vsers accom-
panied by an eloquent and energetic note from her ian
MO hsjesty's Minister at Madrid Does any one wh' is
acquainted with the of Spanish imagine
that really good effect would be producedthat the mat
ter would be seriously inquired nto-tha the guilty
sons would the Spanish Governor ofCuba
who hpself has in former times proved that Is 10 his
TO prevent such aagran violations of the resy)
would be reprimanded and warned that, under
penalty Of instant recall such things must mot
again take place? Nothing Of the sort Tho
Engsh MHster receive the strongest Of
desire carry out It's treaties stop the slave trade
Of Its inenenon TO address, by the next packet ne most
strict inquiry All yerbsse and professions. nothing
more despatch on the subject would perhaps be ad
dressed to Concha in the ordinary tedious routine OF the
Madrid foreign office and Concha would pay just much
attention to 1t he hay done to previous formal comu
picatops Of the came kind This is mere chd's play;
and If Concha were recalled to morrow, aud Ler.
sund or another sent out, matters wouli not be
in the least msnded For the fret few m 'nths
s o
then he begins 70 ref set that the period OF bis com
mand b Short that bis are heavy and that his
friends would think him silly II be came home without
handsome fortune His vigilance relaxes, eye IL
closed, and the trade in human flesh and In human
two exceptions all the Captains General Cuba
the eane thing, and they will continue to do connived
and even supported by this 90 long as Eng
appreciate the truth Of this is necessary to understand
the of feeling In Spain regards England espec ally
since the iRpominous expulsion OF Sir Henry Bulwer in
1913 Since h Spain to have imagined that OF all
European Powers Great Britain was the one TO
whoee just claims aud remonsrsnces there
the east necessity to attend. Since then has taken
months and years to obtain the settlement of the
smallest matters 10 which English interests
been shamefully defrauded Until quite lately Proes-
tants dying In Madr the great majority Of whom
Of course Eghsh-were buried h the stable OF some
works because nook Of corsecraed ground denied
to them by Spanish bgory All these things have been
submitted TO with patience and tameness which the
SpapiArds have not failed TO ote am quite that
regards Of the instances have c ed, foreign
government could not do more than reason and remon
strae; nevertheless upon general review of the last
nine years. attitude with respect Spain has been
mild and indugent, not to say tame and yield
s, so hsys s0 the a. that
not mean s, 70 ,na, , their great
leads them to suppose that they could with
England In any way but they have vague idea that
should fear the complications that might arise out Of the
adoption towards Spain Of erner than those
have hitherto taken. To sum up my meanng-they know
that have borne great deal from them, th1 we have
bear great deal more before giving them the alternative
Of strict fuldment Of their treaties and obligations or Of
initiate their national pride and compel them 70 DO
their duty TO NJ. Until they have been shown their
mistake diplomatic notes will, am persuaded, obtain
nothing from them. BY persons who are not ~ well
acquainted I have had the opportunity Of becom-
ing with the ideas and feelings Of spapiards and
the habtua insinceriy and dupcty Of Spanish govern
mepts this may be thought exaggerated vie~ OF the
case but feel sure that my opinion will be backed by
ten,hs Of those Engshmen and Of other foreigners
also, whether diplomats journase or mere rs,dents
who have bad similar opportunities Of observation: II
the Infamous trade, coyerty ssnconedin Cuba BY Spa
eecuay and permanently stopped, 1t must be by stern
and deciied Demonstration The best, and indeed tho
CuS.. Such measure wouii strike terror in spain,
would shake the present ministry aud quickly produce
efecua guarantees Anything less than this I'LL produce
nothing but reiterated promises, unuIfed and
unued dsappoinmen TO those who interest themselves
whether a. matter Of right or as matter OF feeling and
humanity, In the suppression OF the slave trade.
Az yesterday informed you, the last intervie Y be-
tween Senior IAfseua and Pldaf had no factory
sult-in fact, might well not have taken place. The
Spanish government still insists upon the clai for
pensaton the Spaniards who Ill treated and plum
dcred being at admitted; the Mexican Envoy refuse
0f t1c nj
question the york or insgatet by, government
agents, whether. MeIico positively maintains they
the crimes OF awlese banditt Az long there
be doubt this point the Spanish IL
tiled In driving that OF Mexico TO the wall aud saying
I" Pay frst and prove Afterwards" Nevertheless this
In fact what 10 doing and In the state OF public
feeling win nave difficulty in recedng from this false
position The press, or that portion OF u, nj least which
In the pay OF certain persons wh) think their interest
fomeni the quarrel coutnu its Irritating comments,
doing oil In It's power 10 infamc the wound which II In
these persons too, proceed the data which scrsn
bers of the lower chamber have expanded into ncendey
speecbes-dsia Which as In the OF Senior Rios Rosas
bsve afterwards been proved wholly fallscous The
bright just at present. at tho time all hope IL
abandoned What pretty certain In, that the affair will
not drag on much longer II positive that Senior LARA
qua proposes leaving Majrd In the Of next week
unless he Is enabled 10 inform his government, by the
mall which leaves In four i've days, OF his recognition
Minister Pen poteniary. Ills Instructions from the
Mexican government not 10 10 Madrid all,
less received but he yielded the wishes and
and English governments.
Che Election Contest In France.
! GENERAL CAvATGsAC's DErEtT M PARIS.
The returns from the Provinces coming In almost
universally In favor Of the government the opposition hav