The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

ovipced whenever he nsde claims a The Spanish or
Ne French Minister AL his Communications were
ssuohed ths tone until the CAbinet Of Madrid under.
sook the plan OF reconquering "our Americas" viz:
Mexico, st. Domingo and Venezuela Since then the Ian
sn.ge OF me spsnnn hner mas changed ana his crmi
anterior plan for which the massacre Of the senos Affords
excellent pretext
Senior Romea urged upon the government the immediate
Punishment Of the murderers and the compensation OF
so co., more less, threatening 10 break up ihe
ticn and leave Oraccss within twenty. four hours.
The government Was unable 70 accede the principal
perpetrators are actually In the battle neld where the
generous young men OF all the republic have shed their
blood 70 defend their families and 10 vndicate the good
The government swered Senior Romea explaining their
position and informing him that Senior Toro had been ap-
pointed Minister 10 Madrid 10 offer TO the Queen - many
explanations and should be necessary FOR the
Enlistment Of the entente ccTdiate But Senior homes
n..tsd upon having ss pssspoS prs sscs des
would have occasioned him.
was his second letter, and TO such sutanic demand
The had other than the passports
senior Romeo len Caracas with all the ponp and stage
We anger which made his brother, the grand ira
sedian Of all the SPANS, conspicuous.
10 make the farce more shocking, he caused his
fyends the Ministers Of Brazil Peru and France 70
company him from Caracas 10 this port he said he
VAS AFRAID Of being III treated the road. He
thursday and went board the Spanish steamer Basco
. 6aray wait for the sailing Of the packet for S. mo
70 throw his complaint Il the foot OF he throne The
Spanish subjects under the protection OF the French
Minister and the Consulate Of Spain In this port in charge
Never was more ipjustice involved or more pctuance
shown in any diplomatic controversy than in this Of
Spain With Venezuela 1t u apparent that the object Of
esnor Romea was only TO pick quarrel and he could not
md better pretext.
The navy and army Of spainthreatening at the same
time Mexico, ST.. Domingo and yenezuela-wl put the
Monroe doctrine 70 test, and some knowing
that the agreement Of the Congress Of Paris in 1865
n regard to letters Of marque will also be tried because
the Venezuelan have not forgotten the port
where the General Armstrong built, and know the
arm feeble nations against the commerce OF the
called big ones Cuba Is there-the Pearl OF the Gulf
and who kno ws the Venezuelan trcolor will that
merchandise This people expect great deal from the
"North,n az they call Yankees; but the principal de-
snce Of the country viii be trusted not to the govern
nent, bpt 10 enterprisng fellows who know how to sail
upon thu rs, and how 70 catch the wnd-and land
10 the lance Of the anero 80 memorable In the victory
Of Trocadero.
Perhaps II provdental disposition that Spain takes
heart to reconquer venezues for will be the best and
most efficient means TO unite the yenezueans against
common foe.
In regard to interior Affairs. are in the same state
that described in my last Neither the government
the factions strong enough 10 overthrow their antago
nsts and the war win be protracted do not know how
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