The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-28

N. Psussin again RsJsetsd.
By our despatch from Washington, il will be seen that
there has been attempt made by NJ Poussin. the late
our goyemmentMr Champion, OF the British legation,
being the medium through which the proposal OF
Citation made. The proposition has hsen, ii is said,
met with prompt and decided rejection from gov.
ernment; that M Poussin must be now fully satisfied
that be cannot possibly be acceptable to General Taylor
and bis cabinet Tin quite probable that the mediation
OF the British representative did not aid him materially
in his attempt al Cancellation In reference this mat
ter we hnd letter In the New York Tribune, as follows;
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept %.
An effort has been made within the last three days.
through third party, to reconcile matters between this
government and NJ. Poussn having reference only the
obss0nsSSs Language used 5y the latter IN d.
70 be taken by the French goyepment which The recall
~ pouss n w Ds aon here
has been made on the part OF France or Its minister
to .m;sa this r INDICTED ~. cy some journals
of State Of opinion that The French ministers fault in
using the language he did was one Of the head and not Of
Under these every ought feel that
ceasare should fall lightly upon M Poussin His letters
the administration show that liberal translation OF them
Mr. Poassn resolved regular business dispatches from
his BY The las. which shows sha' ne
sr hs
Ennce Also private letter was received here ere, from "
Without prospect or Immediate change" The same in.
dividual received note also from another applicant Tor
% VII SsS he sas "
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Sept rs
Poussn il very much mortified his dismissal, and
indeed speaks of the whole affair with regret he has adj
vertised his furniture SALE and will repair to New York
In days. where he will remain tall he receives advices
from his government
Il was said here that M Poussin had written his dplo
matte notes in English, and OF the force OF
of the expressions, but turns out that they were
written in French, and thai the translation does not exas
gerate the original
M Poussn is clever engineer and as writer
but has particular knowledge Of diplomacy and diPlo
matte etiquette He did not intend probably any insult to
this government He has lately said himself in reference
the affair" know what is right but not what is dplo
matte"
Il is by no means certain who will succeed M Poussin
M Monfhoons friends here not assured that he will be
appointed He France about months ago.
probably with view 10 obtain situation under Louis
Napoleon
The difficulties pending here known in Paris some
months ago, and il said that the French government
would like get rid Of Poussin, who considered
red republican, and nimcal to Louis Napoleon. Among
those spoken OF likely succeed M Poussn, is NJ Ser
rurer the son Of the gentleman OF that name who was
formerly minister here 1tl alska.
The French government suppose will persist in
the demands made through M Poissn. lf Porte has
equitable claim, he may petition Congress, and may
be allowed but the government cannot, according law
allow it. In regard the conduct of Commander Carpen
several decisions made by Unitsd States But he
inquished the claim. AT all il is ungr
claim, and perhaps, inconsistent with national courtesy
In OBTAINING the vessel, Commander Carpenter OF
me and for the proper purpose Of inquiry into his rights
in the case, he is not ceusabe 1.-The OF the
sci and cargo suffered dermen from detention ought
to be put against the claim for salvage.