The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

wealth and political power Bui, wsAeus snssszg spea
~. :uec %. .S.ds upon me form ,aoa q ne ssss
ISLANDS .isr,.sc ous,f2h. usual sraos Of vssssis
liap and ohina sess and have besn rarely visited By
vessels Occasionally OF her ksjessy's vessel, and
more seldom still mersnazt vesel even puts In there
ether fot shelter, wood W water Their extent 10 limited
and their productions few, but With the exensios Of
sesm navigation 10 the India and rhpA Seas their position,
known In The courss Of time Thsr present annexssioo
10 the British Gro sn, nay be we 10 mention, 10 In
Ss ." ss snt On .
Eess since ssfune romantic chaactsr possessing
knowledge Of shch We hssten to give such partiou.
toai sasy viii ,ptss est many. me Oocos Islands
fyst inhabited their present oooupier Mr. rnTA
fsrner'y elher msr 'hant o. mA,inar, sser s'ne os
would be freec from the IN OF the busy
world. NJ. arans obtained ihe ssrvcss Of some fes
halsys BY whom and the families in ,he Of years
De bec- me rcspeotes, beloved and looked up their
chief In the II time, the Island In which
his little aork reqoted ne ob,aned small schooner aud
traded androm singapore ex hanging COCOA nut oil aad
sss So: ls ,hsn % .nd T'nsg ss e.
ford. He arteY~s d. enabled n increase the
Der of his yessels 70 thee, ana induced tso three
other Eur0pesD gentlemen TO settle hrre 20 whom he oe
sto hs dausbters in marriage or iato years he In
bet~ xr. Grant and the ia ha been upon
s1S Of NJ and S the n"
Chrontcle yerterday no has Ways assumed
.. prSts,',S, :cd ;sm,sss p,ssrm We feel
int sn.ons OF Interfering 9Th the authority propris
ssry Of Mr Grant, bat 'hat they have Vnexed the
Islands to the British In TO proec them from
foreign Interference and psurpssou. To personal
knowledge they have been held by Mr. Grant for upwards
oftwtDty five years
The mlcisserisI Crisis In spain.
THE QUESTION o. TaB sOvKssMsNr OF CUBA.
ay oSss hs s,
announced by telegraph, and piles s0ns details con
ce'bipg IT, The ministers rendered their rosgnasion not
once bu, I've times and five lines ieen 10
acceJA You we're iafirmed from AAorid months
ago thst II intended 70 replace Geu Oouoha by Gen
Lersundi ~ soon .he former cfosr should hsvo
office for Captain General 4 Cuba For some time, In
deed, ~ss expected that oncha could NOS be ALE red
10 rpih MS time HIS conduct ptth respect 10 NE sLae
trade fosrdnt, and haa ben the s,Iet Of strong repre-
sendttons the part II The British government h1 Of
Spain Also, Geo Nsrvkezts 1T nd OF the oouchas.
sAnceI. hs one In spain he'd posed govern msp In
the Senste and more over, the Duke of Vseuc lnsn
asrons 10 send Lersunc to Cubs In order to give his
psce n GopzseZ Bravo fhis combination iAi ed;
tain members II the cabinet opposed 8ravos eursne,
sni declared they would resign than p' him ~
col esgue; the dHnofy and prospect OF var 9TH her
made undesirable TO change the ca ,,ain Gsnsr a.
sbst moment, and 80 Don. per miited 70 remain.
rhe Mexican oiprte having entered pscao pha 10,
and Copcha tern OF service having expired the subject
OF bis removal has been again brought ward Nsrvsez
has another friend 70 pot INTO the Ministry OF Marne this
time py0ece named srfor ths prevent Civil Governor
II Madrid, msn OF ohscurs origin, whom nobods
heard OF pptl witon he last twelve MONTHS shom Mar
v..z b. raised from the dSt 70 asa station .ni .eud
no~ faip have In bis cabinet, uo~ing hat he can
rely ucon him - docile creature and supporter
General Lersundi, 100, b PROBABLY rather aux'
senersl are wont 10 return with oolosA fortunes.
AcO rdlnsy on saturday last deJrees pre-
asDted 10 the Qas en- for sspaaure rsng Conohs and
appointing Lenund and Narfori Her Msesty opjsc,sd,
yipg that shc dis nir advisable Oonchs
order present Circumstances This refusal destroy tho
.hole oombnanon and afer consultation, the Ministers
oeernined 70 resign informed Of this ~ Nsrvsez, the
Queen .esired they would ,eusn The, CONSENTED, I'm
the exception Of Lcrsupdi, who held ous, bu, viii
nately persuadcd and weni wi.h axues 70 dine
the Palace After the banquet hs Queen spoke 70 him,
said thai she had heard he had persisted regnng
BIT has sho sassned with his 'ervices aud vsped
ors p'inued four the Ministry tonasrsd their
reGpauon fte Queen t.nt 'cr persons VI note 70
oorsoh ri,h, AMI up so tho lar t1e date Of the
letter, nothing dem .ed. Later srvces uy
Telegraph iadooe he bo'ief that the crisis has
sndeo, and thai tho government you'd rom dn
v1d % replace these Matters in csss .hey went
out Manuel tohcba, General Lsvcoha, and MANUEL Cor
Tins had been spoksn Of Il seemed improbabis thai
Nsysez stayed 10 hs uonlt rpulsio he novA from
tho pasre n cer.sp persons epj9y bis oonn
dence-in other words, may p,esume Who m been
mir guiBg ,sanss hin The palace bo~eyer, tcSlisn
srouro to teaf upon, and toubess Don Ramon will 90
cautiously 10 vorh les, indeed, he desires his
resisr 1t on to be . Ast socepsed
Az ressds The ssve sste In Cabs, u would very pro
babiv desirable that Crnohs should remain han
Thai IersuDo should replace him the former has nled
end, MOI unsuitable, may roo coasent. or least
stsn itoeed "a tn appetite Of . Spanish General nex
appointed 70 the rand 10 Cuba
France
TIE Emperor pec,ed leave ho camp .. Chalous
ibe 23d umo FOR -t1tg ar ds which place he 30, ID
fes:h on the 2btb ul 6eoerab Fleury Epnasse and
oe iMy ~ere TO soto stustGaret, out de korny woaid
net be OF ue payty
re spis,sr Of Foreign Affairs had addressed note 4,
ho French knn'es a Tho Northern Coars from he
icIt sb Il 80, aren't that the qgeaJn Of the
0sLsu DSeh france pkos he sae Of King Of Den