The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20
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MArLID SCFPLIeD ~ITH PUEB wATEa--A GRkAT
sivER oAsAL 10 tn. ciIY-ToUR OF TIE ouEss-
roLITfcsL NfLATIofS TOwAEDs FksHCE-LoRD
mALNsssUsY's CUBAN rnE.Ar AND IT'S cossa-
oUsrCEs.
(Psrs (JUzs SOY coste,poaeeuoe o. London News =
4 private letter from Madrid OF the 26tb instant
says:-
;he great event iascsd ID, best evcst which has oc
cuiTd tnse At this plecs, IL the Inauguration OF
ite carhi a. artia u by cfstPing the bed OF thu
laze, is vAisre are brought 81 Ma3ra by csasl OF
zeal, ~ -rg-b er 10 lergh rEis capital TO- trust
tcon "a m reseDsTsso II is now H. possession OF what
Il Tory watito 80 nuch--EnmIlY, rbunaaL, supply OF
water in tu,r,e uin nsvo ye means @, ouenceiug
ia barr TR tArst Se msy ytt ace is aid eLyir91s
vcreo Ito csfis q yerdure, Aassd win have at
h,r ccnra.o sis OF teven tines tbe quantity o. pure
~alaf ihe a. thuSrso had Tor all her requirements.
Inc iLAptursoD you may saprcss, the occasion
lorsgsa es'yy sever .esrs tuilced to complete this
-0k, Win, hogCver, elcounttrei s.rong oppoxion.
Mere lt,p S2o,otocf. have been spenI on H. ara dir
hoo'tsst rnce appeared iusur pouE,abe, have been
ergiretr-, IN w.cse honor srrnd banquet given yea
Jay % tic s'.co toeir remss Will forever
attached 70 The norument vork they have jus, compile
TED. iAe maei fepmkAoe mao auotg tbem, wlhnu.
os'salOt their erit a. Vale IN a ies years slrln
ReTs ~lo yi.t baGiiJ al not be s,ruok with astonsh
nent 81 TIE deiinly OF ire sdrouroog county. MADRID
VII socn Dltrf the name which she has hitherto utusy
assumtd, Of cap AT; toe railroad sacn vita
The Isednersnfan and The cbnal Of Isabella IT., viii
sio~ her TO lake place arnocg the important capitals OF
fulcpo
Today 10 morrow definite rcscluan VIII bs taken
u
toe gTtsuoL 81 toe osouton o. tbs Ccrss.
b. IRE prevailing oprn ths; the iourcey will be psrsst
Cd n oi~hsancirg tho oppcsionvt has me, with
rt e,orcrica reascns-fcr "a said that ths civil
Es' ouTueted with eebis and 10 toe dissolution il
1ill probably be left for the Gutcnn
The press chiefly occupied win The discussion OF
rterratois Questions, some az which navo direc, into
res, hr sfaln. sludo 10 tbe situation OF the rrcrch
lmrre, ant " tho debates which hsvo tasen place Ia
Tie gsh psglsineni q. tho slave uaje. The French
eur,l published here called the Independence Eagao,,
feinass en- the language employed BY sovcrsi Span.
Fh peIc,s witch, says, havo opcned . real crusade
1faitst the FIe,ch Empire the Noredddes having pub.
pss, snd with gloomy foreboiing1 A. the future Tho
kdIc ndnaoe Epaynoe comprses among the crusaders
The solsei jluTnss This Is not correct, ss tnere Is
~ journal which can be strictly consderet Mrissrs
ihs, ventures auc support VI tbs gcvsrn
meni moreover, the government hago adoDted against
strangers very rigorous rossur.s whioh sc oddly
wn vios 70 tstie'y the demands VI France and suai
cart latitude q net allowed n criticize the imperial
ralcv. Al all evoe, under the circumstances when
tie c-rvervatye joins the liberal prssr In e~tns,irg
tho ciflcultes Of Tie imperial gevsrnmcut, and in
Noticing be alarm and csquetrdc which prevail In Eu-
rope, tnaf Tic frdrd1Hoe Epr2nois the
sy Of aiisDce between Trance and spain. wl II be
believed, IN sliarce bctscen spain and Napoleon ItS
ARD rore e-trsccrsry sta sad IN order 20 prove the
vtnity OF such aa alliance 10 spain, the Tsdrcndanos
Gwele or be soDc iLlortOns 10 L,r Of Napoleon rho
glest va nrcposed, lGust add, the supyogyoa
wafbe;setn EogAnd snd The French Emperor there
Nz1Id pe~tfspoT TAT has net secuted mia proposition
cstgsrous dshosnrsbe 10 the country. II cir.
cu1'sarcr- required spain TO abandon her neutrality,
has n.sd 70 Irstmoe mosI b. the adoption Of her FREQ
o,pmiinns Ctlc-,anaiey, since her sllscce with the
liberal policy on toe Coutneut-and with due re-
srrc, 70 your s'sesmtr, mes' unwsoly Then,
again, tno msnhsr IN ~hlco tcrd Msmshury has SPOKEN
Of slan rsla.yo 70 The save trade has deeply
Aeu5cd Caitlnu pride. Doubtless does bot
become me 70 jusafy cer, but while sstins toe fur
drnsnt Ct rsstea and CT obligations She, Spain mag
bsve ccnraoisj. hts Lorcsbip mia have sustained from
insuhtg Language, we're ony On account OF Der weak
And Der msicTiuDss. Inst arguass has been the
nitro remarked here hon the csniras, u presents ~ith
THAI ed tJwerds Tie Usted Ss'es A pofacn % toe
prss ss become toe echo these feoiInsr which arc
~ hsy. sensitive 10 Spain any o,her country
hugh 20 b. ,z'ren,iy prolUic TIE part n lord
Hoim,tv ~ meroce Sfa,u c'A tAs u-thdrIval If hs
- srd 9bopi froA fitsrrpg ,reciis and prrtlc,tiar.
" "a trns IN mind that ths J1e,,ss Pyesi.n, Of I've
lsd states N me i've, diplomatic co-nt, oC the
Moth seftc1n rJrblio vho met AZ Oy,era avn IA, H.
ccra',r n rhoe International p-facipes saoclsf
ct,issoT bnrgs dst, 80 c,rt7,n h0f England ,goad
gain great deal " Cuba 'ce transferred 70 n> United
Wheeler the remarks contained in the speech Of
Lmd nalncsbuTy we're opportune not may be a
subject for discussion but that they deserved
hy the Spanish government few will be hardy enough
20 deny. There was lorg article the other day In
The French paper published at Madrid Tho hack.
reyed charges about English selhshncss, English
iealcusies, &c were served up for the thousandth
time. Of course our freeing the Peninsula from
fierch armies solely and exclusively for our
own benefit, and not in any way 60 Spain who
q let alone, could have conquered Napoleon In a
much shorter time than we took 10 do Il. The da.
mage done 20 the crockery works In the Retro while
in occupation Of Madrid was, of course from iea-
ousy ~ The superior skill Of the Spanish manufac-
urrs all this and other things Of the sort we have
beard over and over again. The present point how
sver, j. the solemn engagement taken by Spain on
he subject OF the slave trade and taken by ipr at
moment when she bad not yet begun 20 deny that |
he English had served her disinterestedy aud honor
lhly.
Ifnd among the treaties Of Vienna in 1915 docu-
mont entitled "Declaraiion Of the Powers who sign
the Treaty Of Paris 30th May, 1914, assembled in
onfepncc." and to which the name u Gomez La
,fador, the representative ~ Spain IL appended. |
The following Is on extract from that declaration
Bavrg tskeD MtO wnsidoSaiion that the commerce |
rcwb ~ ire uee Il ia "s'avo uai.' has tesn cDnsi-
cFea jsst spd 'pH'.ned usn ~ al eyes ~ repus
sIt b. 'ht p-'ncpes ~ b1nau'v and univ, rtal mo,an
; tsst the particular cfcymtsross fcr whlcn that y
or- rec ha originated end Nj 6i nlfv ~ uDty
e"cc ~ proc-css r1sy lave concealed 10 certain ex