The New York herald., 1850-06-10

specimen they have ever had chance OF behold
ing from land where their race have a black
government on equal footing with white govern
ments, and whers the commonest negro lords it
over a white man.
The mission Of the Hon. Mr.. Green will very
probably yield immediate political results. Our
Cabinet dotted their beavers 10 the negroes OF Hay
Il, and sent thlther minister who cordially
and kindly received by the interesting Emperor OF
the Hay items. His Imperial Majesty has accredited
all our agents in his ports consuls. Can Faus-
tan l. do less than return the compliment which
he cabine, have done hih and his Aegro emfire,
and send back to Washington m return, Minister
Extraordinary, OF Envoy, with fall complement
Of Hay en secretaries, attaches, and boot blacks,
and To every port OF importance an Imperial Hay
ten consul Asslredy not. The arrival, then, of
the Imperial Black Eavoy, with his black suite, at
Washington, may be looked for every hour. At
thi, momen the sensation which he would create
there would be tremendous. There would then be
at our capital, representatives from four distinguished
Empires-Count Bodisco, from Nicholas lst, EN-
peror of Russia I; the Chevalier IIasemann, from
Francis Joseph LIST, Emperor of Austria the
Cheyalier Macedo, from Pedro 81, Emperor of
Brazil; and Tony Duke of Banana, from Fsustin
lst, Emperor Of Hayti. On the arrival Of the last
named Imperial Envoy, Mr. Clayton would, proba-
bly,, make arrangements for him at the National,
some other large hoiel where they do not en-
rloy coIored people servants for 1t is not proba-
bic that the Imperial Tony would allow himself,
or his negro suite, to be served by any but white
negroes. Should the dark envoy bring with him his
lady, it would give an impulse to Washington
cieiy which would be quite refreshing, and entirely
upset the present stupidity of diplomatic dinners
aud s0irees Tho President would first do honor
10 the distinguished Imperial Black Envoy, by
receiving him through Mr.. Secretary Clayton,
and then giving grand dinner 10 him and
his wife, at which would be present all the
cabinet, the foreign ministers, the free soil
aud abolition Senators and members, and their
families. After this, the Imperial Black Envoy
would 90 the rounds Of Washington society, aud,
in Turn, he, too, would give grand party, at which
would be all the t.ite of the white society Of the
cspiIa, as we'll as fair sprinkIing Of the leading
colored gentlemen and their ladies, including, of
course, Mr. Casy, the highly accomplished barber;
Mr.. Shad, the wealthy restaurant; Mr.. Carroll,
Of the State Department, and their respective
ladies. The general turn-outs Of the foreign
ministers at Washington are decidedly shabby,
and hope the Imperial Black Envoy from
Hayu will Introduce more style and dignity, and
new order Of diplomatic etiquette. II would be
glorious sight to see him rolling along Pennsylvania
avenue toward our gorgeous Capitol, in superb
carriage, drawn by four milk white horses, with
white coachmen, footmen, psstboys, aud outriders
followed by his attaches on horseback, glii;ering
like their master with gold, their breasts deckod
with diamond orders, their chaPeaus, epaulettes
swords, Of the most costly kind, and the whole
ebony legation bouipg good naturedy and con-
descendngly to the respectable white women on
the sidewalks, whom they had been introduced TO
at different parties.
After the Imperial Ebony Envoy had domest-
Gated himself in Washington, he would probably
find it agreeable TO his inclination, and to that
Of his lady, 10 initiate the example Of his lower
grade colleagues, who merely represent England
and France, by taking cottage for the season at
New Brighton, and bring his family and suite to
spend the summer Staten Island, or elsewhere in
The State Of New York The Italian Opera is open in
the city, and he and his lady would be delighted
with the artists, the music, aud the highest circles
OF white fashionable people, with whom he would,
doubtless, be al The rage; and if he gave magniG-
cent parties, he would soon stand A No. with the
upper ten, in spite of the ebony, or Hayten musk.
lie would find, also, that the colored society in
this city is far superior TO any thing Of the kind in
Washington, and possibly in Hayti We have
colorod gentlemen among US of all the learned pro-
fessions, and many, too, who speak variety
Of languages, and have travelled both in Europe
and Asia, with former masters. The only diff
Guilty which could possibly smbauass the Imperial
Envoy from Hayti, and his suite, would arise from
the plejudices Of the common white people against
ebony and African musk. But the Hayticn En-
yoy would find very few occasions where he would
he obliged to mix with low white people-only
board steamboats,, railroads, or al p cent public
places Of resort, and our government would be
obliged to protect him in all these places, according
to the law Of nations, which holds sacred the per-
sons of ambassadors, envoys, attaches and their
families, black or white. Mr. Clayton would pro-
baby instruct his marshal for this dsirct-who is
n men OF i-shion-to travel with the Imperial
Black Envoy 10 Saratoga, Newport, any
other fashionable resor, where he might meet
low white people on the route. When there,
he would be among the exclusives, and he
and his be taken care Of, and lioniLed up to
ninty-nine. The most serious difficulty would be
with he forty or fifty black consuls which his I'm
pcTial Majesty Of IIayti would send TO the principal
Foris Of our Atlantic aud Pacific sesbosrds. They
would probably have been merchants in lIayii, an
come TO our ports with the intention Of attending
te The duucs Cfthtu consulate, ana also 10 become
leading merchants here, go Gu Change, and own
rhif. and steamers. The President. on being in
fomcj of these various appointments, would issue
his proclamation, and afford them the protection
of our government in ell cases Of difficulty There
could none arise in any Southern port. The South
em Feoile are 90 accustomed TO mix with negroes,
both saye and free, that they would not disturb the
Elacl Imperial Consuls; and at New Orleans, Mo-
bile. Savannah, Charleston, &c, they could do as
they liked, provided they kept indoors after the
nine o'clock ten Iung at night; and il they did not.
they would only be locked up in the guarihouse
until morning, when ihey would be fined i've dol
lar. and General Taylor couldn't save sm from il.
The dsrg-r would be in the great Northern cities
ofPhiladolphia, New York. and Boston The white
merchants would require some time ts pass before
they got used 20 the usytien imperial consular
scent and the omnibulss, first class cars, rail-
roads, and cabins and dining tables of steamboats,