The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-01


Int no information of an official character seems 10 have
escaped from the State Department The National IN
t,liesnea says sour latest private intelligence from
Paris is to the nth instant Mr. Rush was on the eve Of
departure for home; Mr. Ryes had not been presented,
but there was difficulty to his reception anticipated
The dismissal OF Mr. Poussn was not regarded a
tional question. but personal affair The
yoy to the United States, NJ Bots e Compile is at present
French Minister at Turin, that time must elapse
before he can reach this country" The Boston Adver-
tser ventures speculaons upon this subjects which,
from the Of official acts may be excused for lay
ing in part before our readers
The impression which has prevailed, that the diplomatic
difficulty with the French government has been settled by
recall Of NJ Ponssin and the appointment Of M Bots
Compile doe; not appear 70 be authorized by anything
Il viii Be remembered that the receipt in Paris OF the
as NEW % S wh as M nS
Of France, the Moniteur which, day two previous
CompIe as successor M Poussn published Tho further
announcement that, when this appointment made,
hs government Were totally Ignorant Of what had passed
Since this last announcement nothing has transpred of
anything which has been done in reference TO the
by the French government Nor does appear, from any
thing which we observe in the Pals papers hM Mr. Rves
has presented his credentials, been received n official
capacity although Il has been stated that he had arrived y
Whether Nj de Tocqueville will take the course Of
pending the diplomatic relations between the
tes. the question Il seems a'ogeiher improbable
Il is not improbable, however that M. de Toequevlle,
under the pque which he may naturally feel that his
tuitons admonition 70 Mr.. Clayton not kindly
some time may elapse before Mr. Rves is received,
L conp.e will be instructed e proceed on his .aisson
Poussin and the apPon.msns Of his successor Tor al
ignorant of what had passed in America, IL must be
obseed that they We're only Ignorant Of the dismissal Of
keass They we're ~. ignorant Of any q the grounds
they have recognised the snicency Of those grounds in
s % h .g a
make sthat President Taylor was not cned 70 wait long
e, aa ast e.
placed In tine dilema OF having admitted by the recall OF
eanen while he had not The grace 10 admit il in his
M kush or TO give any innaton OF his io'ention
lean government after the appointment Of
Poussin had bsen officially announced, de Tocque-
mand Of the President that She disespecul language
of,he French minister az Washington has been received
tnsuisbed Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of france who has
maatsd no dispositton 10 rtdes ths prong he felt at
delay The which due regard for The honor OF the
government required M de Toeuevile is Precuted from
It's apparent from the which have crept into the
remeks Of the Paris this subject that they are not
possessed OF any official Information Ia regard TO IT, We
have remark that we do not find announesment in
the Paris papers OF The reception Of Mr. Rves Tho New
the Journal de aVre which only that the Amer
minister had had an interview with the President OF
=
grievance to be redressed This news is perhaps aPoc
pphtaii. ,.,s,,,n. r,,., = NJ nj.
Compe of nature smooth over the difficulties
when have arisen between the United States government
Of individuals they propos Il is said. TO
ubmit the quso~ the arbaiio~ q third The
minister pienipotentiary from the United States visited
LElysee, on the 9th instant and had long conference
with the President Of the republic
"Inde of the question regarding Nj Poussin
minister France Washington, another difference
between the French and American repubcs II is
ta. MI yphla
soysrnnreu NJ me defnd OF NJ de Monugny, consul
Shanghai has made rance, for him to make conees
sons the oil other powers The Ameri-
consul being able 70 arrangement with
DE Moo,igny aud AZ. Forth Rouen Ffsuch charge
daaires Canon, the portion to be awarded To- his
nation, referred the Washington The d,t-
Guilty is s pending tut. owing 10 tbs conciatoty spur,
by France this matter, tue affair will soon be ar
ranged"
We deemed highly improbable the very first blush
Of this difficulty, that il would break up the peace of the
two countries. We have no standing quarrel with
France, nor France with us. There is no ground for
COLLISION or for alienation Our commercial interests are
the same So far from there being any serious cause Of
QUARREL the people OF the two countries attached 10
each other With all the bungling Of this administra-
don is impossible for them produce out OF the
elements now before it, The issue growing out Of the
POussin affair is really personal affair" rather than ga
national question" II is ridiculous to suppose, Too, that
,woengh,ened nations like France and the United States
can suffer such bunders the part Of their servants 10 be-
tray them either into war, into any unkind feelings
We wait however. further Developments with some mpa
tence but with very little anxiety about .he result lnth
mean ime we lay before readers the following ex
tracts from the last letter addressed 10 the New YORK
Journal OF Commerce, from Mr.. Walsh, consul in
Paris, under date Of octoberIi:
Most ofthe French journals Of yesterday contain all the
Ilgt
incline to their envoy and M. d. Tocqnevie, whom
Mr. Clayton has not spared. Tie National besows ou
columns, and decide,t
"lst That a. to form terms, the representative o
Fance and the American Secretary about equally
the wrong; and that may be said the reprehens
be epstolary strain begun by the latter" 81. Tha
the answer Of Mr Clayton to NJ de Tocq seville should b
the Subject Of precise special remembrance and that thu
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs has the right 10 repe
the positive Language, the censare which MI Clay
ton allowed husei TO pass on the attitude mken o.
the French government" The journal des Debat
dwels the Nicaragua feud with Great Britain
a, much the Important This, Il adds. ez
plains the conciisory spirit manifested by the Ameri
can Executive towards France. The President AM
cabinet wish avoid double quarrel and have the diff
Guilty with Crest Britain at heart The 1ssm,s Va
tsa deals with the whole chiefly In reference
Madame Poussn, whom Of your journals unhappil
aud recklessy brought the tapis, That monsIchcs
organ turns the female into gross Encouragement
the p,on. Of both sexes OF the Republic Of February
Frsnklin quoted the old adsge, There neve
was Good war nor bad peace" Its justnes In all let
tud. 10 dpu,aLle bat nothing palmer than that
between the United States and France would be the CT
of