The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06

cepted this indication in principle and
asked me TO give him time TO think, and
TO submit the matter to the council OF
ministers. LEON CASTILLO"
Answer From Rome.
His Majesty's Ambassador at the Holy
See. To the Minister of State. Tele-
gram:
Il have communicated to Cardinal
Rampolla your telegram of last night re-
lating to the declara tion OF the minister
plenipOtentiary of the United States. His
eminence expressed himself much i'm
pressed by the statement which I made
10 him. He approves of the answer
which you intend to give the American
government praises the calmness and
mOderat ton of our government and recon-
mends that we endeavor to induce the
European cabinets to use their influence
i'm Washington to avoid q war. He is
convinced that France, whose form of
governments cannot inspire suspicious to
the United States. is animated by the
most friendly sentiments toward Spain.
He will inform the pope of my manifes-
tations and assures me we have the af-
lection OF the Holy See. MERRY"
From Ambassador in London.
His Majesty's Ambassador. To the
Minister of State. Telegram:
London, March IS 1855
The under secretary for foreign af-
fairs writes me that Mr.. BalfOur has
taken into earnest consideration votfr
telegram and the peaceful purposes Of
the Spanish government; that the British
cabinet sees with regret that any incident
may unnecessarily disturb the relations
between Spain and the United States. Mr.
Balfour telegraphs 10 the British ambas-
sador in Washington and directs him. If
he finds an opportunity to inform the
minister (the secretary of state) Of the
conciliatory attitude OF the Spanish gov
ernment. RASCON.'s
Austria's Answer to Note.
"His Majesty's Ambassador. To the
Minister of State. Telegram:
vienna. March 2, lSs6.-The minister of
foreign affairs believes il necessary that
the report Of the Spanish commission OF
the Maine be published as a counter-posi-
ton TO the American report, and in order
10 facilitate arbitration.
He considers the maintenance of peace
20 be one of the most important questions
Of Europe TODAY and thinks that diplo-
matte action should be principally based
thereon. IfOYOS.
Russia Promises to Act.
His Majesty's Ambassador. To the
Minister of State. Telegram.
st. Petersburg, March r. 1S9S.-I have
just held long conference with the min
lister for foreign affairs. He expressed
great sympathy for Spain and even for
the queen. and assured me- mat the en-
peror OF Russia was animated by similar
sentiments. NILL4A1sONZALO
Sympathy of Italy.
His Majesty's Ambassador To the
Department of State. Telegram.
Rome. March -, 1S9S.I have iust had
d conference with the minister for for
eign affairs. to whoM 1 have explained
in detail the Uncomfortable conduct OF the
government Of the United States as COM
pared with the prudence and moderation
of the Spanish government. Z tnen read
TO him q translation OF your telegram lie
answered with visible conviction that the
Italian government. being animated by
the most friendly sentiments toward the
queen regent and the Spanish baton will
Immediately act in the direction indicated
lie suppoSes that our government viii
have addressed all the great powers in
the same manner and considers that ITALY
should reach an understanding with them
ON leaving, he repeated his affectionate
sympathy and good viii towards our
country. MASO."