The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-02

Information al Exchange,

International Exchange.
The pressing demands upon columns caused by the
present political condition of the country, has been the
only that have long delayed congratulate
Congress and the country upon the passage of the act
establishing the system of international exchange This
object is truly neutral ground upon which OF every
political opinion unite, there to exist but
one sentiment in Congress and in the public mind with
regard to the benefits be expected from the intellectual
union of nations which ii proposes
The following letter, just received by Mr. Vattemare
from his agent in Paris will show that the friends Of his
system aborng there with the earnest zeal and
the same which have characterized his own eff
forts among 1t is not little remarkable, and no
mean evidence of the light in which his plan regarded
at home, that amidst the connections of public affairs
and in the very brhpangs of the republic, the high pub
lie functonares should feel lively interest in the
promotion OF a cause not Immediately connected with
the great public in which they engaged.
PARIS June 9, 1913.
Ny DEAR SIR: Before speaking you of the which
shall most certainly send you week. Iwsh say
that have received from holy father the Pope, brief
full OF goodness in reply letter which addressed to
him. to announce to him the present from the State OF New
York His Holiness in making his acknow Judgments to US
both, has degned to send his apostolca benedicon
The ponfcal government attaches very great importance
to the relations which you have established between the
United States and Rome. He will that these relations
shall be maintained. His lordship the Nuncio assured
me of it, the Cardinal Secretary of State communicated
this determination by letter. and prompness with
which he responded 10 application leaves for
doubt.
1t for this that did hesitate Join to the
Natural History of New York works of which spoke
you in former letter. know that they will be extremely
welcome for have consulted the Nunc TO- who approved
Of all that proposed
The which am preparing for you will be trans
mitted next week. have Just told you They will be
through the house of Livingston, of New York; which
you have yourself heretofore employed, and which has
orrespondent here. will send you detailed list
of the works which these will contain for have
not the time to make it OUT but will mention here some
Of those which have my disposal viz; the continuation
of the works which have been granted by the Min
of the Interior and Public Instruction "Nneveh and
he "Voyage Perse," will alone fill and perhaps
enormous The "Statstiques (Cvies ct Crmineles
from the Minister of Justice; the journal DIES Savans -
the bulletin de PAcademe DIES Sciences " the Bulletin
de la Socete Geoogque de France " the "Revue de la
Legislation )" books presented by the city ofNanz mum
Der of volumes presented by Monsieur Milne Edwards ;
other volumes, among which very valuable works
natural history Nc., &c, DC.
The of the engravings from Rome remain they
received but the OF medals will be contained
a larger one, for its better security.
If had been willing to wait few days longer, would
have been able to fill other but have been often
disappointed by the unforeseen of politics For
ample: about to receive the bulletin des Lois
the State OF New York, when M Cremieux obliged
resign his post Minister of Justice (beng appointed
member of the executive council) Happily, M Faustin
Hee remains He has charged me without fail say
you, that he will do everything in his power forward
your views. II is then, only delay.
Need l you that there exists everywhere the
greatest good will You already of it, But
republic is still in the process of formation 1t is long and
aborous process and we cannot in the condition
of AFFAIRS reasonably expect accomplish all that wish
at the precise moment that desire.
NJ Deliege and M Baiy at the Hotel de Vile labor for
with great zeal The Minister of Public Instruc
ton requested from me little delay. His department is
not yet completely recognized will have the "Bulen
DIES Lois (about 200 voumes) for New York. M. nes-
seinne from the national printing office, says: "The ulle-
tins of the Court of Cessation for 1847 all pub
lished The distribution Of the volumes of the Oriental col
lection is not yet ordered by the minister Say
M Vauemnre that those works will be carefully preserved
for him, to be transmitted by another opportunity" You
have not forgotten the collections that Milne Edwards
promised to Nor have forgotten them You see al
ready in perspective rich and beautiful collection for
period not far distant intend, moreover request from
the President all the publications of the National Assembly
You will not doubt any than do that shall receive
them.
M Bxio who ambassador at Turin, returned to
Paris yesterday have him the works designed for
him. Perhaps he will send me something for the
which am about to prepare tomorrow. And-since
have returned to this subject have forgotten say you
that have packet OF the Memoirs of the Museum of Nat
1lstoIy IOr HISTORY society Oh boston, L
did not examine the works particularly for had just
turned, much atigued, from standing guard. You will see
for yourself what they are,
III have forgotten anything else, will repair the neglect
the letter you will receive through the American ega
ton. That will show you that shall Mr. Rush very
have transmitted to through the Department of For
egn Affairs, quite large parcel containing among other
things, the letter Of the Sovereign Pont the bishop
New York.
Did indeed complain of my fatigue In truth, do not
remember it! Ask Cementne if do bear the burden
gayly, which is not yet quite heavy enough to make
groan If did allow doubtful words fall from
pen, retract them. Que diabic Why should you pay
any attention to them e? Have you nothing better do?
We all well here and pray that it may be the same
with you That God may protect and console you, is the
most sincere prayer of your devoted
MOREAU.
UNITED STATES SENATOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ows
ley has appointed Ex-Governor Morehead (not Metcal
enormously stated in ecgaphc report of yesterday
fill the vacancy in the United States Senate occasioned by
the resignation OF Mr. Crittenden 1t is said the appoint
ment first rendered Mr. Clay but he refused