New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

even, might happen 20 relieve them rom ,','
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s ... ..,.-ks p, them and The Nanon IN - -
So. v-s-. |rr'tned ~ submit N silence ~. -
st-ei his blows directly A. i- M'lers T.. -he ives
O. bring him and BIZ cabinet n.g - a.. no longer
..+-. IN reorle .1i oi the world iAei' - -t -
- .-.---ss-.rs In but o. suspend lis oi--1-'- 81
course Under The Aggravated c.l'lis "a ,,-.i 49,
case rhi- the only course iAA, - p. ~, 5el.v
--h --i... va. serious one sdiiilil5n- - "a a ,be
- ~ ten taken Wa imperousiy ifuiAA@'' ~ '-
honor d rhe ba- AMI % ne nAi-'n. .,s t, p,. Ma
IN. following 8 ttr rrsl.l'.on a--f 80 49,.
- r.,.'--f In tha llrh December, 80 -A-
'i --- 80 ,nte-cours, with Mr Ten tyoS as Com
1-,..iors~ " che United -isies ,..... Sd. .,-
P,,r-f T1af le Minister ~ Fofe.-n he a. ~, = -
81 - X M rn.r rl Anthony Ten = -, p ~
-er III -ae ll-el >fa.--, t iii- Va.
rr. EXERCISE of rr-ro-a'-te GEAR. . T., 30
S,-e-.tr-. hss seen ~, ou grounds AL iof 49, -.
-,,- 4, r-e Government lf tle I llfed Niae- -o
s- I. u.rar-r--r.s af BIS 1ferrnlrli io or 49, ,
%-3.-e ~ ,f- ~ rs dispatch -rAasniilns le.e so,
49," -. Il, .-e,f b. m With al persona. respect .le
'li s.-. r.s0-r,lu r1 fhe 0nsui ~ tle United
S,-e. hat that gentleman nay IN ~ l.,cl .' e'
~ .r-ere-- of American r-tfens rni..- -e Aftra.
IN. rala -1 the Government % inr tinted >.,r'' le
being leg.ec,ed NJ slsia-i--,- -,. a- .. ~ $3.50
farther comm lndei 10 Conan. .-., 9 ~, - $3.50. 49,
ron 20 al tle Fore -u Representa- es am o'.s 'e'.
rr near This Count. VIII request -a irf si'' guy
. -0 tn-,r respective Governments
r0ur -r--esr5rlaut sends copies NJ 're commln.cs-
don. which passed between NJ Ten Eycs NJ Wy.Ae.
Minister OF Fore-n Relations and Dr. Judd. Minister oi
Finance They s-- 'oo long rr c.r columns. ali iae.'
substance j. b-efv as follows. Mr. Wy.ie Wrote 'o
Ten Evck on e gh OF December asi nc o,us copy Of
charge accusing ,he .ser of having written fhe oenoN-
iou. article Loo ,le >sldrri hLpis Ner. Mr Ten kycS
REPLIED refusing 20 give answer urn he name of .he
person making 'le charge wa. given Go Am tbs orois
another .eer from llr Wyls. aclosins bis coue-pon-
dercc v i-h Dr Judd on ,le subject. to which NJ Ten
FvcS replied by forwarding tte testimonies Of Messr'
R Jauon. J a. Mann. and Dr. Wood certifying tat
the articles alluded % were no' r i. handwriting The
l.t of documents closed by co-rcspoudence between
M Wv,e and Dr. Judd 'u ST. ch the latter Alarms ;aat
n .re of ilr Teu Fyck. statement De- no reason 90
receie from Dol. ;aa. charge Tie ct'er. are al con-
tanned in ,le P'ignc11a Of Dee jN, l5is-Ed Iri5
NJ Ten Eyck does nor deny thst The manuscript
from which the California letter set ul. is 'n his
hsudRritir-. and though may have been written by
some one else 20 hears intrinsic evidence that % has
been amended and improved 1y the copy ana ihat
10 prepared for the press oy one ini "i'n me
customs 0f printing Office A. copyist Mr. Ten tyct
cannot shrink from the odum % abusing the Govern
ment 20 which be- is accredited. and compmenins
him.cf And the motives that induced are apparent
in the statement enclosed.
The sloop ofwar Dale efi this port this morning for
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states ria Cape Horn Her Commander neglected 70
salute the Hawaiian aag on the ground Mr. Ten EycA
ha. struck his think be- was wrong for iii not for
Mr. T. 90 speak for the n.,ed states and say che ha'
been ir.ulted bys rciusa. o. csrrespond viii MN ~
her Representative u be ielf that be- WAS 90 ine rsA
he should have kept h. fag iying-icelng an assurance
h. Government woui iu-.t upon his being respected
| .. her Representative. Una. the United states nos
aiui.caicd upon the matter Do seems % me DO j. NOT
| rfsh, that naval commander should taSe hostile
attitude. ,.
Com Jones il daily expected here in the Ohio ]
feel no apprehension be viii lend himself 10 Mr. Ten
| Eyck ,,-
Thef~rnin- population are rapidly leaving the Islands
for -he cola Iircnss feel no desire % accompany
Them The excitement is temporarily prcndicn ~
tho Islands. but the settlement Of California is inNy
| ~ h, the blessing of this place.
The Whoopmg Cough and Mcaslc. and The influenza
which have recently been prevailing here have proved
fatal 20 large number Of natives and many ioreisN
children 1919 to hs hoped more epidemic VII pre-
val. OF contageou. diseases introduced The result OF
the mast xuess has been almost cntre suspension
OF a., limited agricultural pursuits OF Oh" naffrs pul
ss the Autumn year Rr0Uipg season mere t VIZ. MOI
| prove IS disastrous as 10 would 10 colder cAna'.