The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-25
MIR. CARR. CONSUL no MOROCCO.

gun OF INC iStn instanG
nj Morocco has returned to the United States bringing in
teligenoe that the Emperor refuses to receive Thomas
Carr esq., recently appointed 10 that Office Mr. Carr
been permitted 10 land in private capacity; and said
that MIR Mullowney citizen OF the United States, Int
tive born subject Of the Emperor brings letter from the
Emperor 10 the President that he may APP
pointed instead Of Mr. Carr That efforts have made
10 prevent Mr. Carr from being there be
doubt II Is settled policy In our intercourse with these
reeences to protect our consus and never permit the
Of The Barbary states to discard any in
whom our has confidence nor yet
whom they may be pleased representative
citizen npon the Emperor as consu hut il must be shown
that such person has by his acts and conduct made him
self obnoxious 70 the government always bearing IN mind
and honor Of his country against the fckeness and
preudces Of the Barbary powers very popu
lar with them Hence. when a difficulty occurs which
compels consul to strike his flag that consul always
sent back when the affair is settled The Musseman gov.
take advantage Of every Christian now which
is moi firm and decided on this point Properly explained
apart from intrigue the Moorish government can have
no Objection TO receive Mr. carr
Inc New York Giope theh suo)oins
set ourselves 10 tracing the report Of the rejection of Mir
Carr by his Moorish majesty 10 its source We learned
French paper published hi New York u Coiyyer dcs Efas
Us which latter paper published here on the 9th instant
iishsd In France
Now let ms look at dates By the steamship Britannia
have m day later new from Europe than any other
She brings adyces from Liverpool up to the 4th
London the Sd and Paris the LIST September by that ship
he new OF o Renuhc
be vessel in which Mr. Carr sailed from this port al
fbraar on The 18th day OF August THE britannia Is the
possible that could occur, giving the OF
the arrival of MIR Carr at Gibraltar; and
tor or adyices from him or from any other source could be
received except by the steamer a. Boston None whatever
and the report can only have been set aoa should
think by Mr. Aiulowney who received OF his recall
nj least 30 DAVIS before MIR Carr his instructions
and had let New York who else but Mr. Mullowney
could have made such repor and who else was TO profit
semblance Of truth on hr Mullowneys passage through
the capitals Of Europe as thing possible 10 occur on the
arrival of Mr. Carr at Tanger; and thus have been
tured ny some mmdsrs'ans french editor "a fa1 IRIS
such ,sas The casewhie at the very moment MIR Carr
@ 80, yie a be II we would exsu
pate Mr. Muiowney He has been in washington wonld
manner we regret TO say pretty much as he did once be-
% r. 'na re was prS'te e 9, S h
mendation of that British officer alone Mr. Carr lwho had
Wensipr and NJ mulownev Amounted ii his place II
was therefore highly proper on this clone there
again by Mr. Polk Besides as the Journal Of Commerce
has observed when we send consul 70 Morocco We sna
receive his to whom shall send
show III b not to saw mprobaby of any diff
ca.es rs to his reception having occurred as aho'e stated
at is now known that Mr. Carr arrived at Gibraltar on
the ION o. Aagnst iron ina. day nn the gay 9, 'hG
September instant just 10 days Yet those 10 days
orJered to take him al Gibraltar lonI him on the Barlary
shore and await his further direction Mr. Carr must have
crossed the strait landed in Barbay sent his creden
tals overland to the Emperor several hundred miles re-
ceved answer back the same distance then negotiated
for permission to remain the news flying across the strait
to Gibraltar and then getting all the way to Paris and
thence over the channe! TO Liverpool TO come eren by ne
Bfannd' which news we need not again remark has not
yet arrived by any conveyance whatever The time re-
CURED to do all this could not even by the aid p steam
have been less than 30 days And yet the news Coupled
with MIR Mulowneys name, mark you) is published in
Now York thirteen days before the Britannia arrived and
l. not as yet confirmed BY any despatch or letter received
either In America or in England"
The a(,lohe - We think ia riubt In the conclu-
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Cafr. Eie cohu scurceiy nave hrTiVeu NJ IanSer
IN 'me % nave communicates the 'act 70 "ashns
toh' anu we k"o" 70 'his ''oneii'' 'ne pe
par'mehl o. o'ae mas 'cpe,seu no oineai "coouh' 81
ms having arfivea' nuch less OF ms being reJec'ea
IL Is probable 'hat me emperor OF MOROCCO may
make some u'lhcu''S aoou. rece''i"s h''n' pu' hs
expected OF course y MI Mai'owney presents NM
sell again 10 MI the ah'iclpated vacancy that ne
should explain whether nc hau any hahh IN the
mater, or now nc came 10 KNOW '''ai me emperor
would not receive Mr.. Carr,
The New YORK Globe" does not appear to us,
as lar as we are ADVISED, 70 10 Jusuce 70 Com
modore Morgan. Mr.. Carr was rudeiy treated at
ranger m iS42
~ srp .rea,ed wbv ,h nov wns @
Morgan went over to Tangier after first taking his newly
erranean and when there became himself The suto for
sanerea ms ocefs greatly 70 ln contempt o.
ashore the very night Of his arrival grand ball the
a. ths montb and thsn hs naasd i
the Emperor that he should degrade the captain Of the port
from holding ONCE under The United States
government What right had me ehyac and intelligent
ZEN forsooh! The blood Of every American boil
me ns r. e T". m h
part Of Mr. Webster who was fully advised Of the whole
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