New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
The Pou-.in Affair Our Relations with
France.

We announced ysiterdsy morning. In letter
from wsshinstos, that dispatches asd been received
At the State Department, esn1rmin. the statement OF
the Paris nosr that the Government Of France had
dlsavoved the Of 81 Poussln and had appointed
bio successor IN the person Of n BLor LIZ CONT.
Our correspondent 8, In a condition 20 BE- well In
formed on The .utjee, shout which he writes
In the Ws.Ansf0n R,pablie Of yesterday morning we
6nd an article from which extract the following
The ness from Paris justihss the prediction We
ventured 10 make st time when there was muen IN
e..in..s Ia the public mind. that the dismissal Of NJ.
P0u,,n would Interrupt the friendly relations SUB
s.unx between France aud the United States In
adopting course alike demanded BY the Interests and
lnor u tns country, ihe Administration efectuAIy
guarded sgsust The possibility OF msnter probation
OF me-sure which. leit witn1ut explanation might
have ben construed 10 indcste an uninendy feeling
on the part OF the Government VI the United states
toward France The yubliiaed correspondence. had
| between n POussln ana the American Secretary VI
STATE Wsss complete justification OF the deci'ion OF
| President Taylor and Mr. Claytons letter q NJ De
Tocqusyic, informing the Freoch Cabinet OF VI fous.
ans dsHSsal while II ~ss At ones nfm aud dsnin-d
IN substance aud tone made 10 impossible that seri
Qua rupture should crow out OF the affair. unless
France had conte emp-ted sucn an is,ds In nesoeung
70 recall her Mnistsr when advised Oi tho nPeriOus
| and insulting temper Oi his dispatches
1T gratifying ~ al times - herald the disappear
snce Of clouds which though no larger than man .
| hand sppesr 10 some 70 threaten = storm but the
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us that his diplomatic trouble will psss away without
leaving a trace Of unkigd feeling between the twO
countries will BE- particularly acceptable st this time
The aspect OF srars 10 the Old word oOdes strugg e
In which IL may % Of the utmost consequence that the
strength and proxess Of the states Of Southern and
Western Europe should not bs embarrassed BY form-
dabls engagements With the Uued states Aside from
the srarnc-fon which s naturally slt BY every ps;r
otc American AZ the acquiescence OF President Bons
psrtas Cabinet 10 the jgsce Of the decsiOn OF our
| own Cblsf Magistrate the people oi this country vii
be sd learn that France is free 10 act IN concert
| with England In rep-lllng the Emperor Of Russia
should h- persist IA snsSerns the prayers OF those
who invoked the Coack 20 crush the hide liberty yei
| irgerDg upon the continent OF Europe.
THE MosqUIrO QUEsrIOs.--Tne WlshsagtoE
Gi05e has the following sensible suggestion upon
ths subject
Much better would u be for the unted sis.es snr
Br isn G1vsrnmerts . unl,a cordially In eHf,Hf
c0rda ant make tie canal the l.tsmgs - tns
Joint expense II il BE- made aud tnus become oene
factor. t1is confident snd q q. mznklud, than q
qusTrel sbous th- get Of Tsy thus defeating The pro
let perhaps, the one claiming through th- Eicsragu
Governmsnt. which has the sovereignty De jsys, M
other through a miserable, nsned, srupit savage
whom, 10 their 10 great glory, they nsve set up
sovereign Pnace, AID furnished him with pair o
oreecEes for ala corOusuou-tne rrst he ever wore