The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
Oorrespondencs between M. Lamartlne and
Ex. Minister Page0t.

From tho National Intsgenoerl
WAsHINGroN April ~, l64e.
Meesrs Editors Washington correspondent OF the
Phadsphis Public Ledger Declares with an air OF ~.
thority, that the rumor that Psgsot was requested
By Lsnsrtns to remain at his post here Is destitute
cannot easily conceive where the writer Of this let.
ter has obtained this information but, si.ce he has
thought proper to deny the statement made fss IN your
paper must ask the favor of you publish NJ Lamar
ines letter to me, together with my answer to it
to ali the agents whom he intended TO retain In ONCE
and under which they continue TO exercise thcir
functions Whsther NJ LamArtas would have thought
proper, upon msturer confederation, leave the
representative Of France this cannot
tell. indeed, think than probable that he would
from the monarchy to tho republic would have exposed
me to the Legitimate disuust OF the new government
H also ssS OF ,S. 'ns IN 70
publish the that tosk place between the
honorable the etsry Of State and myself the
ospon of the of the revolution that had
conphshsd in France
Respeo fully yours, A. PAGEOT.
Translation
FoREIeN OFFICE. PoLIrIcAL BUREAu,}
PARIS, Februsry 70, ls4s
Sir-The provisional government Of the French re-
public has conaaed to mo tho department OF Foreign
Affairs is from henc forth that you will receive
the instructions that the form OF government and
thu calm but imposing attitude OF republican France re-
win address to you in fsw dsysa general circular,
which will em6sdy the exterior policy that tho provi
sionsl government will have rehscted aud elaborated
aud prudence, you will find in just and kind apprs
cator OF acs happy to estimate at their proper
Receive sir the assurances of my most ds,insuishsd
consider tion. LAMARFiNE'
M. PAGnor.
WAsHrNorcN, March 80, ls4s.
sr-I received day only the letter You did me the
honor to address to mo tho 2sth OF February.
Tbs of the triumph OF the revolution In France
and OF the arrival of his the King Of the Freaoh
the hospirable shores of England reached here yes
terdsy consequently addressed forthwith letter to
fhA TINT hat al
dered ny functions Envoy Extraordinary aud MIME
tor Plsapotentary Of France at an end send you
seorstary Of State You will see SIR, that did not he
state ono instant as to tho course should follow.
ATsSssd from feelings and conviction to the dynas,
in 1885, and convinced that the happiness Of 1y
try was closely connected with its preservation could
oonrent t. repres tho power In whose you
addressed mo your instructions shall deliver the
archives Of the mission to Its secretary.
Receive sir the assurances of my high consideration
NJ. De LAMARriNx.
WARRINGTON, March %, ls4s.
SR-ln oonss qusnoe of the revolution which has
OF the French think 1t respectful towards this govern
nent 70 inform you that consider my functions En-
!. :. an .na nj. sx
have the honor to be- with high consideration your
obedient servant, A. PA0E0T.
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WARRINGTON, March 10, lS4s.
SIR have had the honor to receive your note in.
forming me that from this day you consider your
lions as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister flenipoten.
tary OF France ct an end.
In taking leave of you In this character should dc
Injustice TO my feelings not to state that the
manner in which you have performed your high duties
has been perfectly agreeable both to tho President
myself Whilst sustaining the interests Of your
try With distinguished ability, you have manifested
much courtesy and kindness In official inter
- to have rendered It at all times agreeable Personally
shall ever feels deep interest in your welfare.
Deg you to accept the high Oopsde-
ration. JAMES BUCHANAN
NJ PAoEor