The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05


nat The Spaniards have mscaouaied their means ior
ne humiliation Of Morocco Is already indicated by Two
hwy OF 80 900 men, take effect early rs next moa.o
md their journals compelled 10 moderate tne m.,
phant language with the admission that oysshc'y euu
shSSsrs have broken out in their African camp single
levy Of 30 600 involves vast addition 10 h"hs' army
raent ysas exceeded Sc 600 men, and the promputude
required for is execution equauy ipnee ue eNn-
tenoe OF an emergency "h,Sa . snxcusiy endaaSors
20 represent the Spanish losses Ia the successive
encounters between the len ana 2oth OF No
vember az less than 600 menwith something Of the
particularly which Jonathan 0ldeuck, IN tho A"'
described as w VIM ~,rca instance while II does
mot attempt TO rs loss Of the Moors at
spash journals have represented as 50 honorable to
er ar ms nave not only failed 10 prevent the assumption
ga we, stronger defensive position by the Moors than
at whch they had held previously 10 these actions but
teegraphc despatch OF the 3D. OF December announces
0at the Aoors wcre simultaneously taking the offensive
with small aivson General zaoala, the other hand,
nAo made counter movement towards Ietuan, put us
ssppoIt oy only four oatahons Implies tna! u
xso,. n0.nvlg more than a Reconnaissance Inc
ground Through which oDonne directing the savasion
30 mat each position which they fall back 5 necessa
Ihy ronger than the preceding one, and they have thus
str aieec motive retreatng, which generally fcrbids
ve assign their retrograde movements TO- defeat While
W ese ndecssve actions being fought the most
yIorthery plains of Morocco the SICK and wounded from
the Spanish army recrossing The Straits and disem
sgsn az Agesras IN ss % ws ass,
sy aud his climate are for the present a. least more
IAN vhe successfully cope with
considerable anxiety TO repre-
s the Moorish IN the light Of an cminenty popular
erwade, ami careful 90 publish the addresses TO the
Bat unless we are greatly mistaken all these addresses
spring directly indirectly from ecclesiastical influences
The OF them took the shape of round robin
from the bishops chapters of the Kingdom. Every
VIII interests which the Church OF Spain
The mos. cherished and most Ssoed eccesias trsd
tsns Of Spanish medieval history, and which, by com
xsng the whole nation to foreign crusade tent 70 re-
~ sha 1rtra pf tlnpQ
Of saccrdoal privilege in Spain. The journals Of
Madrid write with equal confidence In the European sym
commissions in the Spanish army by foreign officers
There are however, occasional Eaglshmen in the Aus
nn army, and we have yet TO learn that the Austrian
cause In Italy is popular in this country.
Buthe uherior question, 10 which politician in Spair
can Gail to look forward to- is what real advantage cal
result 70 that country, even II she succeed IN tn
humiliation OF the Noors' Spain, hardly able 70 60
vsrn herself cannot hope TO govern an African 20
were permitted te indulge the freak " breaking he
word Has she any dreams Of AauIlsanian colonization
empty pretext and as the Spaniards al
ready admitted to with Morocco the footing tn
mos, favored nations they cannot have drawn the
WIKI the view Of any legitimate accession Of
chi rights. II defeated ia this war, they
But if finally succ essful, according TO the nstars
superiority OF Spain to Morocco they will be
reduced 70 this dilemma-eiher they must conform q
ne pledges they given TO Lord John RUSSELL and
thus terminate the war without an apprecabe objec-for
they hardly under those pledges obtain better terms
from the Moors than the Moors ready 70 concede
before the beganor they must entertain schemes Of
sosonisaucn Of government without colonization, in
Morocco The second of these aims would be analogous
% what France has carried Algeria the FIRST would
resemble, on a small scale, the Spanish colonization Of
Mexico former age But both these objects require
decisive overwhelming superiority which Spain
possess and cannot therefore, call into action
Morocco IS more populous, aud far more power
full than Algeria when conquered BY the French
Yet the French at this day compelled 10 retain neal
1900 men for the maintenance Of that barren province
and this force have seen, equals nearly the who
military peace establish nen OF Spain We fall, then