The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-27

Mayor Wood Amons tho Presidential
Aspirants,
&C.. &C., Sc.
Our Special washington Despstch.
WASHINGTON, June -, 1850.
BM1ICaR ATTITUDE OF SPAIN TOWARDS MAuoo -
UnrD srArss
Important intelligence received here this morning,
brought by the last mail from Europe, from Madrid TO-
gentleman in this city, and has been laid before tho
vernment, In order that IL may understand what
going on In Spain In reference 10 Mexico and Cubs
writer says that document has just been published ~
order Of The government having its the Nexioaa
question, which 30 mixed with the question Of Cuba
that the church party cannot drive Juarez out Of Vera
Cruz II is necessary the spaniards should do MOT
the island Of Cuba will great rsk. The document
further says tho absorption Of certain territory
of Mexico BY the Yankees under the McLans
treaty viii, In its consequences, lead 70 the tax.
ing Of the island Of Cuba The glories Of Koroc-
co, says the writer, have elevated these people -
the Clouds and with this belief they think they cay
their triumphs into Mexico. Is already q thing ~
solved upon and all the Of the government
ready TO take the conquerors 70 the plains of Mexios
The orders 10 the navy have been sent TO Cuba to hold
itself In readiness at moments warning Already the
American government has received strong note pro-
testing against the insults 10 their Gag at Anton Lxaro
The idea of obtaining satisfaction from both Mexico and
the United States generally approved Of and doubt
you viii zee active movements going In Cuba 70 effect
this object. The government intend 10 keep vigaat
eye regard the operations Of SPAIN and that shs
docs not interpose in Mexican Affairs.
PRESIDENCY.
Mayor Wood arrived here this morning He has
been comforting to-day with Mr. Breckinridge,,
Judge Douglas and the administration, 10 tbs
proper 10 pursue In the coming campaign. He
suggests that there should be but one electoral ticket IN
the STATE Of New York, with the Electoral College un.
pledged 70 either candidate but 10 throw the for
either may be most polite, and thus the state
from the republicans. His proposition seems to meet
with favor from both sides His influence arises frVm
the fact that be not pledged 10 either but desires
the State 70 the democracy. IT. however, thess
pacific counsels shall not prevail and the administrators
docs not throw itself into the fight, the probability
that Mayor Wood will 60 with the popular sentiment a
STATE which he thinks Is In fsvor Of Douglas II IN
derstood that the administration in council today
upon this very subject The impression Is that they viii
throw their whole power favor Of Breckenridge al
lane. 80, every Office holder will have 70 show his
hand his head will drop into the basket word "
The wise, &c.
MEETING or DOUGLAS NATIONAL oonurnu.
The National Democratic (Dcugias) Committee met II
the National Hotel oday for organization and prepare
for the campaign. Auguste Belmont, Of New York, u
Chairman, and Thomas Cottman, Of Louisiana; r. O.
Prince Of MAssschusetts John A. HarmAn Of Virginia;
and Hugh Jewctt Of Ohio Secretaries The Exscu
tive Committee h follows:-Belmont, Of New YORK;
Jewes, Of Ohio Dick, OF North CAROLINA; Converse q
Cocuectcut; HAidmAn, Of PcnnsyivaniA; Cottman, a.
Louisiana, and FoIest Of Michigan The committee have
power 70 appoint subs uies The following rcsoutioos
were adopted -,
Resolved The crisis demanding thai the orgAnxAtoa
OF the Democratic patty shall be preserved In tact agAn
open well the constitution asd rs
Union, II is therefore recommended the General SsSs
Committees that they take measures 70 the adop
ton q electoral ticket In their respective S(asas
pledged TO the unequvoca support OF the nominees Of IL
Ns.iona Democratic Convention, Stephen Douglas AaA
Resolved, That II any State Committee shall omit V
hsn sbe meber q his comm ocn :, sss
by authorized either In conjunction with members a
the STATE Committee or by bis act to take such
ton ~ he may deem necessary and prer for that pur-
pose.
sxpcxrsnmcs NATIONAL cosuruu
The Democratic National (Brecknrdge) Committee has
been at work day, and win complete their programme
70 morrow.
nm CONSTITUTIONS IN Favor og nnrcxrxRncx AND rAxu
The CSnaitmson newspaper viii tomorrow hoist tAs
names Of Breckenridge and Lane at the head columns
and publish earnest article sustaining these nominA
items
TIE NEW Acwur
The President sent large number OF nominations 10
the Senate, among them VIM. " Russell, Of New Yosx
- Navy Agent, vice George ~ Sanders removed
Sanders Ia here, preparing for the Do"glas campaign,
with invitation In his pocket from 0aribaid 70 IccaGs
IN london and direct the liberal movement OF Europe In
that city.
RArucAros rrnrs
The business Of the senate today In executive sessos
was exclusively confined the consideration Of ssasss
and resulted In The ratification Of the Extradtsoo trsAsy
with switzerland and those Of frteadsAy
with Bolivia, veoezuela, Honduras and Nicaragua IN
that with Honduras Is transit privilege, 70 which, how
ever, but little importance n attached. The Nicaragua
treaty amended, That American military force
cannot be used without te previous sseas q ~ Uniss
States Congress, for the protection 81 transit and sses
purpcsee. There was no marked ccstcst ~ 70 any II
these treaties which were ratified BY nearly unsnmous
vote.
Much interest expressed relative 70 the treaty BE-
tween the United States and Spain, providing commits.
sico Tor the settlement Of pending claims the part q
both countries II contains . clause 70 pay for the
Amistsd sesroes-sn appropriation for which purpose
has been repeatedly pressed The consideration Of Con-
rrcss by the rrssdsss, matter Of justice, well
q movement tending 70 produce q friendly
se,ins between the United States and Spain n under-
ssocd tina, motion has been made 70 ssyiks out this
CLAUSE is not believed that This can prevail; but i
rescsion may leopard. " no, certainly seess the rstacs