The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-27
Arrival of the Europa's Mails.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING DETAILS.
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OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
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THE TURKISH QUESTION.
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THE AMERICAN FLEET In THE MEDITERRANEAN
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The Diplomatic Trouble with France.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO NJ. sam DE BOIS lie COMTE.
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Interview between the American Minister and
the President Of the French Republic.
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The English View Of the Nicaragua
Question.
The English View Of the Nicaragua
Question.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS,
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day night hyr mails In part reached this city las
evening by the Kew Haven route.
<he details of the particularly interesting
The Diplomatic Trouble with the French
Minister.
The Paris Moniterr of the 9th inst says
An evening Journal has connected the nomination OF
Nj. de Bois e Comte to Washington, with the diploma
tic incident that lately occurred in the United States
the first Of which reached Paris yesterday. This
connection Is quite At the time when M.
Bots lie Comte nominated by the French govern
ment they were entirely Of what had happen
cd in America.
The journal dt How're says: -
1t is announced that the instructions given to NJ
Bots lie Comte of nature to smooth the diff
cultes which have arisen between the United States
government and M. Poussn In fact, the French cab-
net ditspproves OF the latter individuals course they
propose is said to submit The question to the arbitration
Of Third power. TIE minister plen potentiary from
the United States visited LEyiee the 9th instant
and had lorg conference with the President of the
republic
ndepeLdently OF the question regarding NJ Poussin,
Minister from France to Washington, another differ
ence EXITS between the French and American repub-
lies 1t lie relative to the concession of territory which
the Chnese government, at the demand OF NJ de Mon
tigDy cur Consul at shsug- hal, has made to France,
for him to make concessions OF 1t to the
of ether The American Consul not being able
to come to an arrangement with NJ. de Montigny and
NJ. Forth Rouen, French Charge d'AGaires at Canton,
to the portion to be awarded to his nation. has
ferred the matter to Washington The difficulty is still
pendipg but, owing to the concilstory spirit shown
by France In this matter, the affair will soon be ar
ranged.
CHI hsv hear NM he at
the arrangements not yet complete, but 1t is sad
to be certain that NJ Simounet has been nominated
for the oce Of Consul &, neral in Havana M Simou-
net has been stsions at New York where his place Is
to be filed by M D'Hauterive, who Consul General
in Caracas.
On the strength Of assertions made by the United
States Minister the police have lately embargoed the
shipping Of certain quantity Of warks arms ordered
at a French msnufactory by New Orleans house.
There Is proof positive ia existence 1t is said, that
these destined for the Cuban expedition.
OPINIONS OF TnE ENGLISH PRESS.
Iron the LoFdon Times Oct. 10
We have psrused vith atteEtion the whole cores
pondepoe published b. the official Journal of the Uni
ted states with reference TO the transactions which led
TO the cessation Of intercourse between the American
crecied Minister a France, aud We publish in another
column three very extraordinary letters which appear
to have tel minated this dispute Thst OF Mr. Clayton
the American Secretary 90 State addressed directly TO
the French Minister Tor Foreign Arsics Contrary 20
all DIPLOMATIC l. certainly startling pro-
duciicn whatever may have been the ndiscretion
d NJ. Foussin, IL NUT b, confessed that the tone
az the Minister Of tue Upited States Is such as mas
Seldom been employee In the relations OF one friend
y state 10 snothrr. II language highly OF.
fcnsiye and diseouteors, b1tn IN manner and
In substance b. Disqualification tpr PUBIC
dates mir CsJtob has renbrre1 himself obnoxious %
The charge a utnR ~. ana hil communications, both
10 "a Ponr.in and to To-uusviils are ia the style
usually adopted by the bead Of department In repri-
mspdipg his suhuroinacs hut are utterly unht 20
be addressed to the eoequal ministers of foreign
NO n despatch.
hand L. marked by evident aut perhaps an exc s.
Five desire TO snotn o,er an inoiens for which he
could rot he personally responsibie win regard to
the mtrrs Ct the two claims fr copp nsatioD in which
the dsputes originated such questions are Of course
10 dfcufsiou aud q differences Of legal ODinion
but to quarrel about them Indicates com rt- absence
~ thai dignity which the American ministers seem &c
perfectly aware et Ia 1..rt thsy broke on their la
tercoufr VI ~ Pen tat the Frenoa gpveromens
On The print q fpca uv hin aud that tbe 9oint
ment % Dc fUec.sor hao Tor rolie wee re.n rha.'
ooufi6srat hr clsyfens letter OF tie l+th inst
Voc therefore gratgit "a. bar assHen; q the wrench
Rovunusnt, aim not - mnen a. " tDa.,ln ~ ~
the lrJuch foreign minister bimfeh. IL would nave
been ven for the credit Of the AM rean statesmen y
thcT hao 1907" fuiy c1lsitef"d ana iio yea t,e mos
important precedent at ded by ther oTa history
i'm ease % his nature. which PAGES IN very stri-
King uaht thc tolerance aud wisdsm Of the im
mutal founders q their oan comm on Seeth CIV
zsn Genet. sho vas d..fatched a. French Miois
Ger 90 Wellington W lt.6, vas, ~ his way sort
OF ~. rosssin war bad ju.t broken out betseer
France sld trglaud rUu tse whpis fotctnds OF ths
AmCiicsn government th,n ptefiGsd over b. Wa'h
ipgton himself va directed ttthe maintenance Of tbs
neutrality Of the ntsd Ststts Egue' opsuly set tht
policy cf the American rrycluuisn ut =. defiance iI'
iu,rf isAued ctmtlesfrus Go privste~rs. aud even
equipped ttutd vtsftls IN neutral harbors. lie bal.
lied and outrna.d tie r1vcInrcn t-he Intrigued viii
az - r.r4V 4, AZ ors, a Ceurssaufst,vss III,
csbinss demanded BIZ recall for which Ind ed thei,
was angie csuic Some m"mhers a Tue 'stnnen'
proposed tbat hs ra posts .hoad be sent him but hi
hsr'h nfesufe 49, st,sll' u9pt both ~ TIE Presi
dent ana Bic l,fcron fr t.eg vievsd it a, IN at
intutinS o. tue nation hch bad The nitor u1'
TO lie ierr, b. furh men, sua they found tina
u hed iudcm been iesoited fo With es'.ins o. var