Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
IMMENSE TRAVEL.

standing dish, ready for any government, Of the
important of Europe. save England and Spain.
IMMENSE TRAVEL
Las, evening The Lynchburg Packet came in
oveillowe with trayelers-and here were fec
full passenger cars on the Fredericksburg Raj
Road.
John knolc, Esq. is aided to the Dfmocfaiic
nominees in the Wheeling District.
-
The Philadelphia Nur,h American has a c;-
or from its ELECTROMAGNETIC, 'Indepen-
dent containing The following additional par.
ticularE
"Tnis dismissal (of NJ. poussin) was dated on
the l4;h instant, Oh which day A despatch Was
adIros,ed 10 MIR ltives reclling all the facts o:
the controversy, bu; requesting him TO abstain
from any interference, Inasmuch as The questions
in dispute had been conducted between The De-
pafimrni .! Sale and The diplomatic iep esen'a.
live Of France, residing near the U. States.
On The Instant, communication was ad-
dressed 20 The French Minister Of Foreign ~
iars-in reply TO a communication which hal
been made through Mir l,ush-aPpdzing HIN III
III. putpcs, I'll his government, but, owing 10
Al accident 10 the mai, Vas not despatched; -
that the notice TO The F!.nch government an Inc
dismissal Vi vi. Pousin will ali be conveyed BY
lie steamer which sails Tomorrow iIom New
York.
There is but single prccedcn, in our his,a-
~, lha. have been abe 10 discover, which is III
point. In The case oil Jackson, the British Min
i>lcr who was dismissed undcr Mr.. Madison.
administration in 1859, oar Government cid no
submit lis correspondence 10 the Blush Govern
menl, but smissed MIN Oh receiving an offensive
ncie, w;:hor, furnishing an opportunity iuf the
anleade honorable.
Tae eff nee III Jdcksons case was his: Ef.-
kline, ~ho preceded him, had inads An al
Tansement relative 10 The then existing din ,ultes
between lhc two government embracing, among
oiher htaes, tn. rePeai OF the British Orters ii
Council. The British govern ent undertook To
d,sagow this arrangement, and Mr.. Jackson in
formed MIR. Smnh Chen Secretary oil ate) thai,
it was void, because Erskine had no instructions
from his government 10 make Il, and that The
American government mast have been aware ct
that laci, because il had been announced 10 Mr..
Pinckncy, our Minister in London. Secretary
Smith answered that the Government had every
reasoa 10 suppose E!sIine was fully empowered,
aai had no knowledge OF his want oi astruc ions.
Jackson rel eracd his assertion. Smith replied
lha, his language had become offensive, anu was
inadmis>itic, because he had before written 10 The
British Government, disavowiEg the knowledge
which he again charged. Jackson Teloned,
protesting great respect Tor the Government, and
an anxious desire 10 maintain friendly relations,
bal claiming freedom Of discussion a. A Minis
Ter, and again re.saing he argument from which
h. inferred that this Government must have mad
knowledge that Erskinc was not instructed or
empowered. BY MIR, Maids MS ORDERS Inc Sec
Rotary Immediately wrote 10 Jackson, saying that
The Government would hold no further co!respon.
deuce with him. and pu an end 10 his mission.
The Blush Government, 50 Tar from takin.
offence a: the cou!s- puIsucC, 'oIihWih i>>ue: al
official recall expressing is Ecsset InaI thus Gov
cfnment had mol adopted The lorna diplomatic
course 81 laying The complaint before tncm, To b.
| rcircs>ct b, inc Government; ami Mr.. Foster
was promptly sent IL succeed Mr.. Jackson, uLdt T
| the administration oil Lord Wellesley.
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N PoUssis, Min:,ic, 81 France, who arrived
here On Wednesday last, is still in hi, city, bni
j, Understood t. mend to return 10 Res Ior6,
ard 10 remain IN Ind: Gig until he hcas from
his G. ,vcrhn!eGt.
Tn,Ie n.> arrived h CIV also, wilma T.
lew days, II CHARLES Web Is, =ho came 10 dis
couo'Iy .efy LACEY, 10 0e Fms Secretary 10 The
t'!-ucn L"sa oa.
The remaiGine Members .! that Legation are
NJ MAKE .lhac,e, whG came out win III L u.
SIN. al has ,.lhe.,u ac,,d II iEc capacity o! Sec
,c:sry oi L gaiIvr; AID II BERT gNY, son OF III.
Genera OF TIA, Hamc, $50 .ita:te. E,a' I'll tic
city ot New York. = AGtirnei Intsidseacer.
Tele::aphe Tor he II. Y J"u:nsi - Conn"rce.
"WA.HINGr y. SIP; -, lci9
II aete mas been d sharp c"ue>pnGIencc b.
tween Mr. Ciay!us aad III: B-i - .,ifni.tnr, 81.
C!amr.cn !, believed some nict crourd "a
bren lak.a Ivy This sugelnmrnt III opposition IL
lie exclusive professions ol Great 6fha!n."
TIE Exclusive pre,rns'ons" here referred %
lstys liz Journal ComGef:ci a.e ptc5agy !Gose
az need u, Great Bitsli Ia b3ha.i =: LIS sans
cntotte haJesty OF Mesquite, 10 ,hc exclusive ma
wa ION u In: 81. John> river, Inc onio o! Lake
Nicaragua, irom the Machuca RAPID, thirty
miles below the Lake, down 10 the sea and also
10 Inc sovereignty o! Grey Town, al The mouth
OF lhs S. Johns. These prciensions are ad-
vanccI in opposition 10 The Claims oil Comra-
ny organized in The UnieI States, under grant
from The government; Of The Safe OF Nicaragua,
ur the establishment 81 communication be-
tween III Atlantic aid the Pacific oceans by The
route VI The river 81 Johns aud the Lake Nca-
rasua.
[Our CO respondents leiIcT, received since he
j
TcrsraJ hid Tor The y ,imote American.
WAsnisGroH. SEPT 2t-P. VI.
Official iIpriaimsn5.
Archibald Gamble 10 b. Postmaster al St
Louis, Missouri.
BIuelord Johnson 10 be Receiver Of public
monies al imondsyiIle Illinois, in place OF john
q Cameron, removed.
Andrev Backus 10 BE- Receiver ci public me-
nj at Saulie Sic Mare, Michigan, wee Daniel
Hicks, deceased.
ReS'Stsrs.
Frederick Maxwell 10 be Ress;cr al kaskls-
kia, Illinois, vice Jacob Freaman, removed.
George w Davis 10 be Register a! Jackson,
Mississippi, vice Franklin Cannon, removed.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
George w Cutler 10 b. Navy Agent a. Pcrs-
mouth Eew Hampshire, vice Mi Cushmap.
john Rice 10 be Naval S,oIekeeper at Pof::-
mouth, New Hampshire.
The Presidents health is recovered.
There is no news Of general nleres, to trans,
mil Today.