The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

NAsniAdroR, sept, 10 lhlv,
II t.7rrr-it,, iits AlGlzier Of what la called
t. Rfjllic ID has been dismissed, and in a
fsunerlho most peremplory aud decided
Tll- dismissal WHs dated on The lfiL- inst,
M which day a despatch was addressed 10
n, RIyes, reeilinP all Ihe incla of the conlro-
,,r.y. hut requesting lim 20 abstain from
.l, Interference, inHHlnuch 49, the question
'b.uulr had been conducted between the
prlllmem ofSmte aud the diplomats rep
,..romtye of France, residing near the Uni
,.l states. On the 9Th inst, a commuuica-
',s.nblrh had been nude through Mr. RuhlL
-,ppdsng him Of lhe purpose 0t Ihis Gov-
.,,IIfui hul owing 20 Hu accident in the
,r,.I. wns not despAlehed 90 that tho notice
.ipe French Government aud the dismissal
al pDus,in Will nll be conveyed by the
.,,auer which snls Tomorrow from New
iud,
f. nov remnins with France 10 decide
'alrlher war shall result from this difficulty
ONO, IAis Government ia fully prepared
add gulIr ready 90 meet any responsibility
nm, r,,, cumeand Il will not retreat from IN
ro,Iutn. dough every despOlisu ~ Europe,
vDrhfr unirr the false calors ola Republic,
orbruud' .iHed flls LAlLi monarchy FhGUid
coml5nr 10 demuhd II. The United States
.l,rIDpon high add honorable ground, aud
hs Administration vii stand or fall win
lbe honor Of the country.
There IL bat a single precedent In our
history, lint have been nhlo TO discover,
,lrl Is Ia point, IT, the Cnte Of Juksou,
t liniirh Minister, who was dismissed I'M
MIR Alndirou'- administration, la 1909,
ftinyernmenl did not submit hiH cores
aalruce 20 the British Government, but
lm-sed him on receiving an offensive
.o.r, Wlhmnt furnishing go opportunity for
ts dmende honornbt, Tho course of Prcsi,
fll Taylor has been more lcnlout, furbeur.
rg mud generous,
The offence ~ Jnckron's case was iis;--
Erkuc, who preceded him, had made an
,mhgrmrsI relative TO ihb lhen existing
hliculttr, between the iva Governments
embracing, among other things, tie repeal
Of lhr Blush Orders iu Council. The Bit.
i,l Government undertook 10 disnvow His
arrangement aud Mr. Jackson informed Mr.
smi 'thcu Secretary Of Stulr) that haWHs
wI' because Erskiuc had no instructions
I0H li, Government to make 10, and that
nr American Government muh have been
u.fo uf that fact, because II had been a.
+. Hurcd Ia Mr. Pincknry, our minister ~
anduu, Secretary Smith answered, That
FGnNcfnmVnt had every reason 10 suppose
'-'Sirr wns fully rntrt nrfed, aud had 40
NINcdgG ofhs want of Instructions. Jack
uIf',erntcd his Insertion. Suith replied
-3-'-- 1l-r''rrus-- huJi tJc0mc offensive, aud
a' undmissihlc, hrcuu,u hc had before
.H'cu to the British Government, disayow-
'Ir knuWlcdgu winch Uc ugniu ciligCd,
l..-pn rcioiucd, protesting great respect
Hl lr GuNcrumrut, aud nu anxious drsirr
nunnlnln friendly relations, but clrimmg
a. rrlNU OF discussion ~ u Minister, aud u.
rlu Co. stating the argument from which he
WluIyh Mli ErskinG was not instructed or
cmpNuuIy by Mr. Madisou'u orders, tie
secretary immediately wrote Ia Jackson,
nyms ibH the Government would hold no
rflhrf correspondence with him. aud put
n 1cuYto hi. mission. The British Govern
fef On liom taking offence n, the course
n lrurdN~Sih"lh issued an official recall,
/, 'lt,ug Us regret That ills Government
l1l nol adopted the formal diplomatic course
nng the complain; before them, to hc
I'drr''cd 10y the Governments; aud MIR Fos-
'rr Na' promptly sent 10 succeed Mr. Jack
POM under the administration OF Lord Wei
ir,'y.
mronpcclion with this auhiccr, have
deemed proper To- Ascertain the extent OF
w. naval force IN the MgdiletrSicatt-
h.Hshiejrdncdu.- Constitution, 80 guns;
A Ni,pcndcncc, 80; Cumberland, 50; James.
Nlli ~ AlisalsslpIn (slcNucr) 10 heavy
4 'HN,mns Erie, 4. Total, 1872 gus, 1900
en-.
\ la anticipation Of difficulty, not 20 direct.
from this French affair as from other cnus.
~ rs welt M for the PURPOSE ut protecting
oW commerce in the midst Of European rev
oIuaus, md of extending sympathy to tlc
struggling patriots Of the old world, the al.
WlNl'lrailon wisely and seasonnhly douhlrd
%" I"f'eitIh Mediterranean, which accounts
'of TIE presence of this unusual aud iormid-
iJe naval power. 1t will serve to command
'e,pect u It fails to ndmonish prudence.
4 u Is possible the French Government, net
pom upon its impulses in this natter us
We, as upon intrigues may refuse To receive
II if l',es. BE il 50. He has had no connection
wan The dispute; md IL in It's caprice or fol-
4 70 UIe French Government should choose
'0opI so Sm1tl an cXpedient of resent
-Di' her Minister Of Foreign Affairs ought
tEncmher that there hrc governments e.
N 't'y respectable, and which occupy
n !Ner and nobler position in the family of
N "Uis'to which hc can he accredited with.
UtmN It It be deemed popcr.
INDEPENDENT.
n " Doing Nermonier," is the mic of
ucHIonS story circulating about the conn
"A nom the Boston Oiire Branch pretending
M 'eScrIhg tho actions of Il Vormonter Mt Tie
"oVer tio"se ~ Boston. Tho personiGcn.
~ ol rcN7Shucelt who publishes th, nl,,o