The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25

eHrse of want aaa nalseFy Hare e Rspnkisses
 The iollowiug arttsis tFenl ths Csnssifstasd will alSo bs read wiih iRteFest
 Al ihs saemeal at which the Prgsisioaai Gevefa- mene undersskes the immense task sf fcasilng ths RePdhsieta FEanaa. si aroa eitlaens havs given t their leyni ard dxinasrastFd coopusati0n, on t1,a two single conditions the es,ahlisAnest q orass. NnA te otgAHszssisn 0f nafscna defeacs agaias all estssies sGgrsssioas lt is urEen hst sls Hew gov ernmeEt slal sepsirfhe fsulfs ef tise r& eae-that slal uussPiris apdcrsanis- the fsscps sf tieeena syy--thst lf shaW Fssassmhle tis eisaents ef tho natiossal Mmys that a1n psepaFe. Nct feF nlseek, but lof Ihe most enetKsiie rsaisianee tO tersiRn poweIs Without aoa6,s we must nst show ear. se'vss ssgrssve has tsse ls sesa ei'l.enIn Frenee to whatevcs opinion he may heasnN, wAe deas net consder possfhle, as probahl~ in ths staAe ef EaroPe, afNes the pEsfsMnd Fssalasien which has just been accomplished im oar eeaHfry. All the world sgees n shis antisueat thas lstadapemsnee of the eoanry is ts daasest ef nll posssssenn eDd Oi our liberty amd ear howeF NaaggFesafee peiieys but no ssb eaess unwor hy of great nation. every hoHr whlch m v pN1n without heshg yampleyea bn PrsTasiag slFsaiyss for sNtsEoF evsnts. woaA ba move ttan saast The Gesesament wiil not com mfu
 Tn,ts much us to Ihs sets and siews of the PFs- Nt IoaH Goverameut
 One of ttls mos, interesting features h tAe pew is ths fact fhat alF Minister. Mr knsh. ae kepfe- seAia'ive of the uaiied StaseM e6eialy recognized the sew tsoserpuwHt on shs l5Ih oi February.
 Tue NsfAeaas gives thef,Ilowinw dstnlis 0f th< in leFsiew between Mr Rush and the mesabers ef the P'ovisicRaI tisveFmmeat:
 To-day at v'eioek. ths reprceenHairc Minlytog from the NwtcdI ,sste3. Mr. Rsehana Rash. wpnt to lhe Hosr s Ville in formal r~cagniisa flke Rgp- s''on.. v aoss'au,ent U ass sFRrepss.'s P ses
 first to welcome infant repubtle tor ,hers s 10 hoad mor- powerful heawesn n Aatlnns than csmmn- nifty 0f santmenE The sfep taken hy the Minlstar of the Ut d $ stSs has. andes exsAisg erenu.siaa, ces. ssstoas iinpo tascs slthesgh fay awailedi ( has touched aeasly Inc members of the PreyizioHat Governaeas, and aitr an fate view in whlch wtFs exchanged the noeiest expressions, they. in body. accompanied ths rspreseaisiive ef great naaon b the thre-h -hlscld es the Hetsld de Vile, prpofaE s cor dtii sEsetons wh must ever exist between ths Amsr'esn and French RspablieG ,.
 Mr, Rash, thus expressed himeelf; f GsnfiratH-- As a rspresensa'ive of the United Sssses, rhargsd ~l'h tue cars sf the rights end ia tefssts ef my eosn.rY, and of my ftioWettizsaa sidiug ia frsnse asd Asisg ak too great distance to vel nst actions, sssxs the eafllss opportunity cf otrrng any congratulations, peFsa adest that ny Government viii approve the step of which have taken the initistivr. ! must not omit 10 fetnind yoa that the aiiiaaee aud frisndnip winch havs % 1 Iong united FIsace aud the Uaited Stssss is aaim- paired am certain that lvad and aaivsrsai CT preston of hope will arise in my eaaniry. lar the prosperity. hspPncss and glory of ktanee under the Inst niiOn- winch she has now fnaaguraicd iH eos- iormily with tue aali s,of he Naiaoa, Aassrieaas will have ardrut hore that anteg the wisdom of France. these inska'sons will have for the whole ha,nsaTsc results. ot whichihe msgnaaisnsns con. duct of The Pesple,., h the ase events. afford q happy presagc. Under slinisar ihakitationa. tho Unse'i States have enjoyed tor srveuty years iu. cfeasad prosperity, and GeveEnment, af aainteF. rupted stability; and if the uaien insariahly eayss to ethet coaptEiss . tree ehsies ef RoyeEasnen', without any isterersnce. twin nataray teel gvua. iaed ia aesine aao,hrs gseat nation flourish under just tutiuns which have aasared tu ihsmxsiwes the bea. fits of sosial order and public liberty. | Pernit ne gfnuemen. to employ the words ef the great asld saesiiett W ashfngioa the tunsersa ioaader of our Republic. used by him aa similar occasion to the present, and to termnase this ad- ssress by edihg n lay eeugraiazAtiea ths earnest hope tn the friendship pf tho two Republics nay 1 be eo-extensiye wtth the9 dptslioa., N. AFago replied that the menbsrs of the Gov srasnsHi received witpas sarPris. bat with lively pleasure the sentiments expreased by the Amhessa. dor oi the United States; France expected 70 less fsosn an ally with whom she piaced kerselfta more intimate reiatioua by the proclamation efa Repuhiie
 f'rha lroxisonsi Goy~rnmeni," hs sdAest, ..ahsaks
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 rr-echo tue woscs of " ashng,on. and t has arm
 reliance that lhsss words will not sniy be desiss
 bat reality.T .zss.s.s4t3e ssiss
 N Dnpoai, de i'Eane. thsn aadrsMing the Am
 bnssador, said Permsi me, Sir, In utss ing you my
 hand to assnre ou that the French people teaders
 hsnd of isadship in the Ame, ican nsiion"
 Mr. K. Rush was aceomranl~d by Me Martin. ! Chiei Secrtsry of the EaAbsssg, and ake hy Mejps ] Pouss'n. When these Keailemen quilted the Hotel
 de Vile, the guards prrseihed arms, and cries Of J t'ss ts kspsbiiYse dss Efats Cais :" salated the { AIa6assadof.
 A Durham baii's qualification for [. .. ! Henatof.