The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-01
SPAIN WAKING UP.
Alarm in Madrid Over the
Cuban Question.
The Pross Of Madrid Lashed into Fury by Tel
sgrsms from New York-Fcars ola Conflict
with the United States-Wha Spain
IL Going to Do About It.


with the United States-What Spain
10 Going to Do About II.
ll3 MADRID Dec. g. 1871.
An admirer Of Spain In New York has sent fresh
bomb into the already alarmed minds OF his country
men here In Madrid, in relation to Cuban affairs.
He hos NOT addressed the American Minister at
Washington nor the Spanish government at home,
but he mas gone to the expense and trouble Of send
Ing direct cable messages to the editors OF several
OF the newspapers OF Madrid Of most alarming
character The first Of these seems to have been
sens TO the Impartial: but like many messages
leaving and arriving here 1t proved quite uninte
gfble when received, being q senseless tumble Of
Spanish, French and English. All the account the
lnporctat gave of 1t was this:-
CAN'T MAKE IT OUT.
We nave received Q telegram from New York.
vi0u '-- N it
MORE FORTUNATE
Tho Epoca seeus to have received duplicate Of
the telegram, which was more fortunate than that
sent TO the f,aparcial. 1t thus speaks OF it,
The Impartial announces having received tele.
gram The meaning OF which IT has not been able
same telegram We can understand That the pstrios.
thoroughly roused ana that the excitement in lie
North American republic which now exists may be
ton But We Sssye insumSent on SPAIN to show how
tnoir energy aud decision IN the defence OF her
q Ses Ss oannsI and q s ny
ypsao received says as tollows:-
- NEW YoEK without dats,.
at f s, W" s oSr Ss run s ssT 90
The IN h.ys na e s New
&c. %ss H.: s q; .s e .ss If. # saass Ssa1
q. ~ ere worthy OF our glorious ancestors !
ANOTHER TELEGRAM
After commenting briefly ON the foregoing the
EDooa gives US copy Of another telegram it has
recelved:-
Another telegram from New York has reached us.
dated yesterday, which contains interesting news.
cuSss to make US cautious and redoubie our energy
so that events may not IND us unprcpared. The
presence o. our iron Wi oe very 1s S ~ 5ns
KNOW In Havana and In the United States that our
numerous forces are navigating the sea 70 reinforce
SECOND telegram TO when refer, and Of which we
presume the government are informed
ATTENTION, srANIAHpa ,s,,
question Of Cub. merits the srSu; attention Of the
IN ns Me-:
the Minis and The % a. ePsse
having which content with nothing less
ssn ss Ss
full You must rouse public spirit and prove that Spain is
Tasid BIZ PREPARED.
the Etocn comments on this telegram as fol.
lows M
The United States cannot be ignorant of
gar should be felt by the American government,
which s not probable-even though the cautious
serve-thcy cannot be ignorant that Spain, however
dMheartened she may be- can yet give heroic proofs
Of elements Of sunicient decision to thwart ali her
enemiea l'ut ct the same time we recommend the
We ak enerSescsy The despatch Of the naval
forces and tue troops necessary TO give general
attack. We counsel our compatriots not 70 exag-
de1ael elccflon - at hand. and that between the
r ana o9isn q me ana
great distance.
rRrn1Nu SPANISH RDrroRs WITH NEW YORK FIRE.
Tho 7er,uNa seems to have been another Madrid
paper honored with q telegram 1t says:-
This morning despatch has been received from
tcrms:--
will .. a. n.,..s,: sx %Scr IL S:s ~
Washington sense hostile to Spain Also probable ne'
sSs. ' ssd mSi:s1 q LOPEZ
sn esoas can SPAIN he
American public opinion which threatens 70 eel in against
APPROACHING CRISIS.
Il Is therefore undoubtedly true that we md our;
states. This movement is the answer Of the coun.
Try to the paragraph OF the Message Of General
Now Of the 1a gravity Of the No
authority. wiSSus force ana without prestiSe in
the country, Is imp0tent. This government ought
70 disappear a. once and make way for one more
up 70 the altitude Of the circumstances. While
the valorOus and unfortunate General Prim held the
paties Of tue United States and England for the Gu
ban insurgents, they were never bold enough 10
make them public 1t s only when in Spain there is o
n mo- hQt nph
things eau happen. Shame and ignOmony On the
government that consents to them. The honor OF
Spain X IN Cuba We ought to die to free II from
the slightest stain Let US all that Cuba may be
saved 10 CuDa, therefore, and "rtra Espafaf'
TuE BOURBON ORGANS HAVE THEIR SAY.
Tho Tempo. bourbon organ and the chief scan
dalmonglng paper In Madrid, falls foul OF the
f0uaidad for It's article on Cuba, which sent you
10 my letter Of the 9Th inst. Your readers will re-
member this was . long article, attrbuting much OF
the evils OF Cuba to the unit employees sent out ia
grow rich at the public expense &C. Be 1t also re-
membered that prior TO the revolution the
party, represented by the Tempo had oil the say
and all the power In the government OF Cuba.
Prom II Tenepo:-
We have read with real astonishment in the
L0uatddd article placing III doubt the existence
Of 1libusers IN Cuba, and Indirectly glvngrcason
70 the enemies OF the country, and insulting beyond
degree every Pentnsuar who has been sent 10 that
beautiful Island.
Then follows garbled extract from the article OF
La igudidod, In which great care is taken 10 cx-
punge Its most pungent parts:-
THE HORNET AFFAIR.
Tho Tempo thus treats OF the Hornet affair In All
article headed IAN Attack Against Spain:'-The
sad debility the governments Of the revolution have
been exhibiting In the questions OF Cuba is pro-
ducIng It's natural results. The government OF the
United States Is sending ITS squadron to cuba. Eng
OF Its representative IN Madrid. [N0TE BY your
CORRBsroN DENE-Ihis Is absolutely false. MI.
Lsyard ha no! been instructed to say word re-
speeding CUBA TO the Spanish government Even