The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

ser attempt 70 govern Mexico nor any of Tie South Are
Tan ststes were Fhe they 10 request such governments
"a morrow that all Spain expected desired 10 thai
sxss lie went Co say tia. the enormte7 recently
lsr tTated upon his coun,rymen OF such afro
soos characier as to demand the OF sai,aMa
aNa force ~ Vera CRUZ ADD Iampco but that no troops
20 operate on land had hecn sent that the others
command Of tie vessels had been instructed TO avoid
POSSIBLE any conflict with the Mexicans As explanatory
~ what has been done and the dong IT, soad
you translation No. OF q menoraedum OF o0ser vataas
u The Minister OF State, furnished to after tue inter
view by Mr. Comyn, Assistant Secretary OF state, and
gentleman wh,, when holding dip omatc situation la
london was well known to Mr. Buchanan. You will 70
that there would be no war for the reason that hass
always believed that England and France would have
sufficient Influence 70 prevent But, to my SURPRISE
karn from Mr. Coanes himself. we'll rs from the
There occurs hatusl thai in the matters Of reoess
complaint the Spanish government have rejected In he
most emphatic manner their pronered Intervention.
The following "a the translation No. alluded TO in Tho
above
sitntonai troops upon subjects Of her Catholic Males
" induced the Captain General and Governor OF Cuba
SeOd 70 Ismpco vessels Of war, order TO guard
gan-t repetition al the named point Of the outrages
Uttered NJ the former place. These vessels entered the
hsreor q Tampoc with permission from the Governor OF
ia. place, and remained qu.et spectators of the
oonst which W. then raging When Geaerai
Ia Cara imposed upon the spanards large
iron want Of means, unable 70 pay Il, the
Captain General Of Cuba deter mined upon sending TO Tam
these has is sole object that Of obtung from
General In Cara PREPARATION for the and damages
CAUSED % subjects Of Her Catholic Majesty the refondng
~ the amounts cxacted from theni and satisfaction for
,hese outragcs II, TO obtain this end, should be
sary 70 employ force aay which may adopt
q that object and 70 protect the spsniards aaains the
Of the Nexicans These measures will have
10 BE- prootoued 70 the extent Of evil they may have
10 encounter but will have any other object than
The above indicated. The instructions given the
commander Of the gste Bereneuea, who chief the
station u smpico, also includes the protection Of other
foreign SUBJECTS whose interests may be preudod The
Msemblng Of respectable naval force ut Sacrdcios aud
Ven. crus Ia for the same purpose Knowing tho enden
iArds, the Spanish government has believed Il to DO its
duty 70 assemble sufficient force them respect
the lives and property OF Its subjects These oxpe
dos do not tend IN any interfere in tho
ror Affairs cf the Mexican republic"
Next follow dispatches enclosed by the Secretary OF
the Navy. The fist Is from Commodore Mcintosh
dated November 20, which he says he heard report
that On officer was sent from the vaoous TO board che
stesmer Washington, &c. He says" am taking iume
date measures 10 get full from Captan Jarvis
and will them in full BY the opportunity
according to my present understanding OF the mat
ter, II looks Ike renewal of the which lately
occurred around the island OF Cuba changed only oil
busters for Africans. You may rely my taking promp<
and efficient measures 70 protect the honor OF flag
should become necessary, and If really her Britannia
Majesty officers have instructions board aud examine
American merchant sniIs for abusters, under the worry
guns OF the ships of my squadron. the time be very
short before most serious consequences may BIO ankc
pated.
In subsequent despatch, dated Dec. 8, Commodore
Mcintosh by copies Of the correspondence With Capt
Adham the Secretary Of the Navy will perceive thai
Capt Adham claims protectorac over the harbor II
Greytown.
Capt Adham and M Ousciey's secretary paid an IN.
ceromonious visit 10 Commodore Mcintosh the
doubt he says being sent by Sr william Ouselcy, pnr-
posey TO remove all unavorabe impressions and talk
rather than write forlcr upon at issue
Captain Ale ham declared that he had intention
fcre with American vessels that bis great desire
act In concert with Commodore Mcintosh 10 esdcayotGg
TO prevent the landing Of the hibnstcrs that he could
not possibly the slightest for the Apprehension
Of any ifcuty. and that, 50 far as he
cd, there should be none. With MIR. Synge, Mr..
0useley's secretary the equally frank
He however, distinctly declared that England Lad never
abandoned the proectorae but that he believed before
the LIST OF January next the whole matter would be set
tied that as 10 boarding and searching American
ses, they had Already abandoned IL, not from fear
pusllanimy, but because England felt she could 10
be revived tina, there was certainly nothing
secret mysterious Ia SIR william Core Ouseeys mis-
sion, as was well understood In Washington and that
Officer In her Britannia Maostys service would b. less
likely 70 do any act which could he construed onss~e
or a. an interference with than cafssa AldhAG.
In this conversation, Commodore Mcintosh had little
10 say, for his position had been taken bis CORES
pondtnce, and he desired there leave a. Bc docs
not pretend 70 give the precise words o. these free aud
mory serves, 70 give their mesnng literally aud u
there was sincerity ~ them, Of which he had not tho
cause Of apprehension our part for reoar-
renee Of the proceeding He much pleased with
Gardner and himself which hospitality OF Kindness could
dictate TO make them comfortable and at home They
left the ship fully 80 impressed
Capt Aldhsm IN letter TO Commodore McIntpsh
seeks TO conviDce the latter he has acted IN spirit qf
interference with American merchant vessels, and has
not arrogated 10 himself any right which conceded
by universal custom to the commanding officer OF the
naval forces in port belonging placed tna
protection OF his nation.
Commodore Mcintosh replying says:-rhe inquiries
which were propounded BY the boarding officers frcu
yonr ship looked at once Into thorough investigates
ft.n wts4W
the United States officers had performed their duts
This considered exceeding what would he chlraler-
ized "A friendly visit, 20 which called your attention.
and TO which am constrained stii 70 consider
cessary the part q the officers under your naud
Captain jarvis, Of the steamship Savannah, infcrs
Commodore Mcintosh that Sir William Gore Oussiey ayp
pears 10 be very busy diplomacy bot tha, he
been able 10 ASCERTAIN WHIT he u about He appears 10
be in constant communication with Mr.. Greco, hsr
Britannia Majcsty 5 Consul
MI Ganuei the reported Consul for Nicaragua II this
psce, received on board the valorous With
guns.
TIE other points the have heretofore besn
y, blssned
The Stats Of this afternoon submits an cxp'ana,oa with
The absolute assurance tina, represents autbcntaL,
The views OF The President IN the COLLATION. Tor te adj
usment of the diihcuty "a Central America The sub
stance s, that While the repeal 81 the clayton Hllwr
treaty would bring Tho dispute 10 issue u fofcc by
another espcdent proposed " permit Great Brtas
10 select her way ~ cecspe which shc engages
~,,hou, delay tn, government 4 already adyisd .,
despatched 10 the Islhmus with instructions 10 sar-
render the proiectora,e over Mosquito by q
separate convention with Nicaragua, and by an.
other treaty with Honduras deliver the by Islands
svcr 10 that republic lie will compass his osjcS
Il the States Of Ccara America be not disturbed by tho
intrusion Of nlibusters Hence both government ADD
he British government resolved that the business
shall got he interrupted before ITS contamination. In lbs
went all danger u collision with Great Britain ~n he
avoided
lion J. Clancy Jones Minister 70 Austria, on visiting
he Navy Yard TO day, received by the comnandsux
md officers thereof " It'll the usual salute
The following Officers have been ordered 70 rcror,
beard the soop of war st. Louis the ri inst Con.
nandcr Ogden Leuteusn,s Todd, Nelsou v Jones All
Suggsu, Surgeons Barclay and Burnett, Puraer Pierce
md Master A. Armstrong The 81 LOUIS q ~ JOIN the
Home Squadron.
The following have been ordered 10 repor, on hoard -
stcam soopl Brooklyn the LIST of January
Captain Farragat Ileutenants W. G. n s. Porter, Albert
smith, W. JcIers, W. Mitchell and NJ A. Adams Sarwcsu
Minor; Assistant Surgeons Christian and Leach, PURSE
ecker Chief Engineer Foansbce ant Assistants De Lace,
Brooks, Jordan, Brown, Sny def and White.
The Union this morning SAYS emphaticaly thai En9.
and France and Srain fully 10 the line ~ policy
aid down by the United states concerning Mexico asd
Central America