The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

erfu nations tolerate from thcm the interest OF trade
and from consideration for their weakness and the insta
oity of their poplar governments what they certainly
great disturbance OF trade and raise and unite these re-
publics against 1t will very greatly prejudice tho
interests OF Span sh subjects and VIII expose us In the
long run TO more serious complications, lh 10 tc
opprehended on, the pre- e cond ton Of North America
and proud or her triunphs and TIE spectacle ie has jua
gren 10 The woyld The very weakness OF the South
American republics as military and naval Powers and
their mercantile importance augment the difficulty OF
rigorous measures The bombnrdmet OF an important
port would give rise 10 serious complaints throughout
Europe the biockades OF the ports and coasts cannot
at great distance be effective, and should see
justly perhaps unrecognized and broken besides giving
rise 70 multitude Of remonsrances. These inconve
nenccs be rinng honor and the reputation Of
the country required that lesson should be inflicted upon
expedition to Peru, rigorous measures are unnecessary
for that purpose. Let US take one thing into consde
ton, that snce tAe termsnatsoa Of the cfvt mdr IN e
United States, America of anxiety for the
strongest nations Of Earop that great maritime ,cdr
may freak Ost at any momsa and ha good policy and
raised orer 10 meet such case instedd Of attracting
The attention and aimosify IF the iohoe american cent-
nea and irpoUing onTeres IN entepsscs not only ddo
fuyous but unneceadry"
| Dissattsfnction In the Spanish Capital.
Madrid Nov. 49, despatch to London press.
The news OF the proceedings Of Admiral Parea towards
the Chilean republic has produced feeling Of datis
h1ctbOn Madrid untav0raDie
upon the public funds II is felt that that
ter Is peculiarly iuopportune at the present moment,
when Spain has so much need to economize her re-
sources Considerable apprehension is also expressed At
the prospect oil deprctons Upon Spanish commerce by
Chilean privateers, FOR which sran could make no
reprsals In any ccmpensas for the loss she would
sustain.
EnSlnnd's Interest sn the Questio
From the London Telegraph, Nov ~
| special meeting OF the Bradford Chamber Of Com
merce was held Wednesday, to consider what steps
ha aln M
upon Chile. Mr. Jacob Bchfens occupied the chair.
The chairman referred to the great interests that were
at stake in the quarrel between Spain and Chile and
stated that the exports of British produce TO Chile in
1858 were 81 s1a OF which worsed and woollen goods
amounted f200 COO Tho railways of Chile represent
ing capital Of four and half millions sterling, had
been built and were owned by Enslshmcn, ard most OF
the Internal commerce Of the country was carried on by
taking very little part in H. The interests OF British
! subjects which Threatened by the blockade and
the property which would be destroyed by lombard
ment OF VAL araso enormous; and 1t appeared To
| him that II spain and Chile were to heh Engshmcn
would receive all the blows. Mr.. Il Kel also adduced
number of facts illustration OF the magnitude Of the
British interests involved especially with regard to the
Bradford trade and concluded by submit ing memo
rial the subject to Lord Clarendon praying that the
government viii take measures for the protection of
british interests against all dangers arising from the pre-
sent dispute
| Arbitration Urged on the Queen or Spmin.
[Madd Nov. 2G) correspondence OF the London Tunes
The is still u, La GIlja and the official Gdceta,
which stouty gave out its bulletins reassurng the
wotlo us 20 her hesy perfect health had 10 acKno"-
cold morcly, but from some nervous complaint from
Wnich li,'!n bleeding ma Afforded her relief. the
cause o neF MoesivS inuisposoh mas oeeh very con-
| hdentv ascrbed by persons WHO are looked upon
well informed to indscree overure the part of
tho Minister'S as to the expectancy of her rcsignns the
Crown in favor OF her allowing thus for the
formation OF that regency to which Marshal Donnell is
sun - aspi1e, ana whch - sasy 70 conjecture coua
contention for every ambitious soldier OF fortune.
however he ieves OF passion inio which, according TO
~ 10 hal n(
apuuason "a nm 20 NAV cnect mas pccn cry rasty
som W. - soe VI .c ofgans, noias ous
nboSS w. n. ~ c =; af r Sau . H. "e
net ANXIOUS m: 70 c G'ic IA LOT living
Son.an spes n l .l =, "a, ea'pios u nao
re req rom na. mere Is ony
oao SOLITARY I'M a.ce, ~ scon'y ono ~ Ieas. snAt
occurs 70 my mA'nory a. TIE present momant-or an
apaica''ng queea
Nh. po..s. ia, co,,s.,n ~. ,,.x,.
can Aggression.
d. &c Lamat!ae having lately published an article OF
some length ia hs tEntrecns Lttdraires ON tue qucs
ton Of Mesico Mlrea he airms is understood by him.
sen alone Tie DscdtS makes som" severe remarks on
.e sshaineH's Expressed py 'nat so"e"hat eccentric
" uSi. =, AZ y.u.,
s, -. ue ing uecurcs hnnso 20 nave alone
Insnomeu ,ne Mexic , business We must oeheye nm
s ~ ~ - - @ .ls 49, uruS 'ne iaa sen
'ury al .ne "os.u hau more VII man ,ohnrs we WI
M ~. =, ~ 70 ~ o. ~ ,as ~ me
~ ~ NJ "us 'u az 'aie
iess OF tne woiu !. neverlnee,s seems 70 US ~ all
humility thal u tao expedition 70 Mcxco mas never been
popular Ia france tne reason are precisely those
"io.i l'Ao OIL =. isl'll ohe =, see.us .cIeIn
a. s,au oo..sp''on' eIu'apo 40 neoess''y sas. a.
u ,s,, ~" ~ on ill., 'p ~ r, ..uus.nS s
nu S ss ~, s ho e o, id'ue r sanis,y ~.
sa ~ M h NJ m;., WIZ" i -, hd S'h hi
hnos cIear,r vi,5out sancvnc se,c ,.l ne ,ha csaS
law In this exnad,t,on If no, Thought .t lcast ton
dam.n ~, ~ ~ ~ 80 - rsa 1 ~
~ ,na a., ,,s, * 40 !" ansr,na H., son q e.
,rn,oanro no-.,. ;e ~ ama r,rd hn, 80 III d,a'
cnce bcrins rhe nr,f,nc y,icnr can,ot cicar,, N
e;,har liz n,,,, ar ,re AMIR ,,s,encs. OF s ,gcros
the time as he thinks having arrived for setting on foot