The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-11
1 have the honor TO be,

IOur most OOt. humble, ScfNt.
r. G. BEASLEY.
Extract Of a letter. from John Shrncer, Esq.
consul ofthe United States at Stockholm,
TO The secretary Of STATE;
Stockholm, 1914 jan 1919
The ministers of foreign affaires, in tho
course of our conversation YESTERDAY. ,nen-
toned that both the king and prince royn,
were DESTROYS to maintain and cx,end a. %
friendly relations and commercial inter-
course now subsisting between us, and in.
tend to send minister or CHARGE dies af.
fairies to the Y. States. He would name
the person designated for that mission
were 1t ascertained whether he accented of
it.
Extract Of letter from the same 10 the
same, dated
Stockholm, 2lst Jan. 1912.
The gentlemanin ntioned in my No. 10
as intended to he sent to the United States,
Is Mr. Kantzow, who lately returned from
Brazils, where he resided charge des at
fairies OF the king several years: he had
before been consul general Of Sweden, in
Portugal.
He informed me yesterday, that he was
to go as charge DIES affaires, which he re.
fused, but consented 10 accept the appoint
1nent rs minister.
Fromthe personal knowledge have of
MIR. Kantzow, l think him we'll calculated
to contribute TO the good understanding of
our respective governments.
mfr. Sheyer 10 the Secretary Of State.
Stockholm, Slst March, 1918.
(Extract.)
On the Gath the minister of foreign af-
fairs told me that the king had on that day
directed him to inform me, that he would
send MIR. Kantzow as minister resident to
the y S. understand that Mr. Kantzow
is 10 leave this with his family, early in
May, by way Of England
Same to The same
18th May, 1912, Orebro.
(Extract.)
"Mr. Kantzow who is appointed mi
mister to the United States,sis still here
he expects TO receive his instructions
soon, when he viii set out on his voy-
age"
From the same to The same.
Stockholm, 25th Sept. 1872
(Extract)
Mr.. Kantzow has received his crcden
tials as minister resident at Washington,
and was despatched from Orebro on the
probably remain there next winter. The
prince royal informed me the 18th inst. that
he had directed Mr.. Kantzow to represent
TO the English government his desire to
SEQ a good understanding restored with the
u. S."
From the same to the same, dated
Stockholm, 2sth Sept. 1912.
(Extract)
As this government expect the APP
pointment of a minister or charge des af-
fairs, in return for Mr.. Kantzow's mission,
have not presented the commission as
consul for this place / am apprehensive
it might be ungraciously received here at
ter their notification Of the appointment of a
minister"
Mr. Goldsborougb, from the committee
to whom was referred, on the I'd instant,
the nomination of Jonathan Russell, re port
ed: That, in pursuance ofthe order of the
senate, the committee met the secretary OF
state by appointment at the Office of the
department of state, when they were in
formed by the secretary, that there was no
official denial or admission of Mr.. Jonathan
Russell, that the allegation of the duke Of
Bassano to Mr.. Barlow referred to was
true; but that he (the secretary had a
private letter from Mr.. Russell, subse-
quent to the allegation Of the duke of Bas-
sano, in which he understood that allega-
ton to be unequivocaliy denied and on
motion,
Ordered, That the further consideration
Of said nomination be postponed.
MIR. Goldsborough submitted the follow
ing motion for consideration, which was