The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24
Cu,ious spanish View ct the Ntw Work.
1IeraIsi-Mr. mertcsns and 1T
lIbu (ers Generally.

IRON VI Leon IHpanol OF Madrid, AprH IL.
The hBw IOI. HERALD, American Journal, comment
ing upon the treaties recently made by the American
Minister, Mr. Forsyth, with the goyernnfni u Mexico,
and hch the President Mr.. Buchanan, has not ct
10 sppro,e says ome things a. H. own that arc very Gu.
Tous and wonderful, but which merritt our attention II
deems unwse the disapproOaton Of the President con
dcrcd from the point Of advantage 70 s country which In
u Wow Is the only thing 10 DO taken into account; be-
cause bcsdes the acquisi ION Of lower California and so
nora the affair involves Indirectly the Hatcn Of the
sapd Of Cuba which deems faco under certain cond
Gons With the pccunary Assistance Of tho Union, In
change FOR those ,crrtorcs Mexico might derive among
other advantages OF great value, That OF giving worthy
reception 10 the Spanish squadron that should attack Vera
Cruz, ne sho that Of sending by way Of rcpria
aimed expedition againt Cuba. AMI IL hss
no hesitation in declaring that for MI THIS the agbu.ters of
the United states might be counted upon from which, in
lcss than morah under The prc,eM of cit mate war
ten thousand men might De concentrated vi bout difficulty
IN New Orleans
And Il sAtcs oven more that Mr.. Bachan,t viii prosa
bly, not delay 10 open now negotiations for the purpose Of
arranging with ScBOr Comonfort treaty on the above
stated bass a. holds for certainty that the grca, nn
billion CT the actual rreSdcnl Of Tie United States the
annexation OF Cuba In this way, Il adds tho ni,o.i
States will kill two birds with sioncthsi IT, the an.
nexaIon OF Lower California end SONORA on one ride and
thai Of Cuba on The other with The advantage that ihs
the price proposed h the democratic conference a,
osicnd.
in general su gi> good he'd hes iuord lonol ey CONF
as psy do, from journal % o1roroi and desp,oSH. a.
ne Nav Yotk IlsI,,Lp wa al Gis o. Ns~ YoRK Hsshrp
has IN ne United Stots on f8,pre circulation p7o,u,ly
ldrpr hdn any OR ictuyal, and reysyei.s high iaa
cnoc upon u, opinions Of D1 rpgylgr yegle To- nauA
diyyossd M are, 20 r(di> ne yiJhE ~ esry osleT
phsR Aeir Gun 0aTCs Il 10 u Drt.d IN Dis view we
have descended FOR moment 70 The level where our be
yond tho oolcaRsc crawh Besides Il sometimes
drinks from good obtains, thanks 20 the gold which
with hrgoss 10 obtain ell kn Il pevs thai NAV
publish before any else, involved with others OF
vs. own Invention, which are infinite and at times II great
volume. Thus We have no hesitation In believing wha, Il
states IN this instance tho 20 that IL IN perfcct
accord with whs, ourselves knew before OF that iropc
and with what We hal foresee from the beginning u the
Alteration between Spain and Mexico
Nothing 10 more certain. he oply nino On S,IS
rol 0trnme,d n,ei' Is ~ prc.z, OF uAieh NJ Nw
loRK HERALD ,pools % vndagat> an srr1sio. Of orr
Antilles, oad ~ brccisro o u llgi,s y,u,sp y,1in
and 1syico ,could gi,s on ,4,eD,pI an, Under Tho
shadow Of the banner OF Mexico there would be launched
against Cuba the hbusies that nestle In The North and
who are ever ready 10 undertake any enterprise Of this
kind. Spain would have no ground Of complaint a. Mr.
buchanan has declared IN his inaugural address of the an
Of March for The aggression would have Merican cha
and exclusively Yankee.
Neither VIC surprised In any vav by The announce
men that the principal aim Of Mr. Buchanan so lar A. re
ates 10 sHnexson lies In that q the ISLAND of Cuba This
ambition ofhe new President othe North American Union
Is a very old one have already s,ated on several
occasions. This Mr.. Buchanan has mover had any con.
oeslmcn in stating, excos in the above cird inaugural
address, where he covers UP somewhat with an smb
guilty that IL too studied though not so condcve 10 RS
purpose desired There " the democratic manifesto of
Ostend signed by Mr.. buchanan, which sets forth too
plainly bic opinion on this que We leave 70 candid
Of counting ourselves the strange idea that Mr. buchanan
has repented Of his demagogucal sins from the moment
that he has possession of the Capitol nj wa
This In one Of the Few things In which we ind ourselves
always in accord with Journal u The peculiar genius Of
the Nav You HxaAip.