The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-11

is Supposed by Mr.. Halsemsnn to have been, for
DID not feel Emsef at Wholly o
pear Gm ne exc gon OF @ wGh wsrI no Of eoar
Iiqss Under which they would reach Washnsion: If Mr.
matte corps satisfactory pledges Of the sentiments and the
policy of this Government IL regard to neural rights and
bring discussion Of past transactions But the under
s@%s R' % o M Dn 0 ads %
although the President does not that good
he IL By % s pIsbsb.
isne Of the late civil VA in hungary justice to his
slels, and to show Their consistency with the neutral policy
IN is ' @ ws ar % - H ne aHsd
and principles Of national intercourse. and the
The under. gned viii first observe that the President
shaded ed Hs Majssy the Emperor Of Austria does not think
with uneoncen the extraordinary events which have
e. eGra s h Gs nnd nesp
o ,e Limited states IKE other intelligent Governments apd
events of this remarkable age whatever part of The world
they te exhibited he interest taken by the Unei
to depart from that neutrality toward foreign Powers whcb
fT Of s fhfhs ri. Ssss % q.
necessary effect OF the unexamped character of the
contemporary world they will doubtless fiji memorable
page in history But the undersigned goes urher and freely
appeared have Their origin in those great peas Of
se bov OF Tndsd wsf he % con
eomnand the warm sympathy of the people of this country
Whole history hsye made them the representative Of purely
Lopgla principles Of Goyernmen In This light they now
cea ihelt character their condition or their destiny They
I2ud not they SO desired shut from the view man
klni the causes which have placed them in 20 short
% naonai eaTesr 10 The station which they hold among
he civilized States of the world. They could not il they
desired it suppress either the Thoughts the hopes which
arse IN men minds in other countries empating
n,esent and distinguished parsonage the Emperor Joseph
e seeond was among the first 70 discern this
n b s people 49, q EnIops In ster 70 his Minister
mat france. by the assistance which she afforded 10 lie
Americans gave b tn to reflections freedom This fact
Whch inc sagacity oil that m0naich perceived 30 early
aay, y now known and admitted By intelligent powers all
True indeed it is that the prevalence on the other con
uhea. o iayorabe to republican liberty, the
and centre Of tbs reaction has doubtless been and now +,
y these United States The position thus belonging to the
constitutional orsanzaon and their ch4racer as he opno
rpn he ~ ,e lowe. e2mgGsng The Euopean alliance
yernmen OF those covers The soveragns who form that
wan the political movements of foreign States and have in
ner manliestoes and dscaraon denounced the popular
eas pi me terms so com rehensve of necessity to
include the United States and Their forms government Il
s well known that of the leading principles announced
y ne aed soveegns after The restoration of the Boubons
A ubl all popular or constitutional rights holden no
sru ad naeeay sa aanse Is from sD0wne med
admlnlstIsou says the Laybach Circular Of Nay Is4i
conviction Of those whom God has rendered esponsb for
g; al snao geSlaes ron hls line necessarily leads
those which they pretend to remedy And his ise ASs
address N 10 That the whos wold W "a
h, become foolish and, leaving their ancient laws was in
amount t9 nothing less than denial of the awfuns s. of The
erap ba m bs ot The United States since it
OF change which did not proceed from thrones or a %
United states heard these denunciaions Of is
principles wlth9ut remonsrance, The dist arbance Of m
The power OF this Republic, at ihe present momant !,
sP1o % @ ove region one OF tn richest and 1o fertile
eooe, anu OF ar extent IN with which The ms
'eos OF the House of fispsbug but a. patch on tbs
ionsw exceed that OF the Ausan eT1pr witbn H. i M
rod during which may be hoped that NJ Ha.emann may
doyernmen Us navigation and commerce sre hardly ex
seeueu uy tne 9est AND most Commercial nations its mar
Tune m ans and It's maritime power may seen by Austrl
herself all the where she pors as well il he
ey and all personal rights amply secured 10 ali eizep. no
and protected by inst and stable laws; cre-pnbc and
tnenJa Europe. And the country, in ali is interests and
concerns 9arakes most largely IN all the improvements and
states may be paIdoned. by those profe adhe
tain an ardent aeon for hose poppa o,m 9ey go enter
organzan which have rapidly advanced their own ros
bring their country and the hemisphere which il beongs 10
We houge ana eg}rd not to the admiration OF
abaaine at AT Inns fr6 lt ~ ne United States have
poca changes OF Europe They cannot however II fi 10
engh s,Ta's va lively ipersst n the fortunes of nations
SO iar from being necessarily hostile feeling toward any o
e are " % Efeat aalona struggles quite con,istent
The Hungarian peepe three four times as numerous
American revolution broke out They distinct
Ian suage and in other espscts elements OF epa
mn
did and fths United wish success to conn
tries conendng oT popular constitutions and national nde.
hhd ueh national lndepsndenee not imaginary but
struggles OF foreign lowers in promote these ends
Il is only in defence oi his Government and its nnci
himself on this but When the hted nSw tse ho
the people OF foreign countries, without any inter er
IONS IKE heir own surely cannot be expected of them to
In regard TO the very Important occurrences in the
Austrian smae the undersigned freely admits the Difficulty
of obtaining accurate Information but Ibis dicuity
Is h 10 means to be acribed what Mr. Husemsna csls
rnmors pronagated by the American press " For
p 1 % s. Of Gecey n others eo, OF the saTe kind the
upo2 tha Of Europe and if endacious rumors' repec
that propagation of has been most pro-
hc on the European continent and countries Immediately
errors have originated, they certainly ustie the ste
ne His at enton first particularly drawn to the state
gs Of be ny n ne of Mr. Stiles
In the autumn an application was mad To- this gentle
man on hebalto Mr. kossuh formerly Minister Of Finance
the sppat Cfisof the t oS, a
oaG Offices Of NJ 81 e With I % Gs3 Ts to obtain
with view to the suspension oil hoses. This uppIcaon
1en6erg The bHpeIa Minister Foreign Asre, ard sfr
win n fee Nc fommende fa the aad
approving his IN ererenee advised hun in case he received
sS iShe n .S from The Govern
graz VINO charged by the Emperor with the proceed
S% % M a. to rsys a week
canIe aGommuneaton signed by L. Kossuth President OF
pusky ece ary of State On the receipt Of this
cation. Mr.. Stiles had an interview with Prince Winds
thanked HIM for his efforts toward reconrng the existing
difficulties - Such the incidents which first drew The
attention Of the Government of the United States particularly
70 the affairs OF Hungary, and the conduct of Mr. Stiles
though acting without instructions in matter OF much
lelc9cY, hayng been viewed with siacton by The I'm
eal Government, was approved by that of the United
In the course of the lss and the early part
considerable number OF Hungarans to the United
states Among them were indvduals representing them.
ment and by these the President strongly uged
to recognise the existence of that Government. these ap
lions and IN the manner in which tn were viewed by
e fsdent. there was nothing unusual still less was there
any thing by the law OF nations 1t the right
with other independent state OF course question. OF
prudence 9aInray arise in reference States brought
not to be required OF neutral powers that they should await
Ne recegaon oi the new Government by the parent state.
w,1 yum ~ ie a,l thirty YEAR by the peat powers Of the
have independent Governments within the limits
q the colonial dominon of Spain this continent and in
The existence of all these Governments was reeoeuzd bv
ome o Toe eadng powers OF Europe, well by Uni.
hch they had themselves II therefore lhe United
nau gone SO Tar as formally to acknowledge the indie
woud have been precptae step and ons ns o Sbc
o ueet would have resulted either patty it would not
provided they took part in her contest with Ausr Bni
y,s M states did no such thing Not only did ,bey moi
did they show ships Of war IN he Aso S S1+ only
avervb ny bnb haspec they sudousy abstaned from
past and conened themselves with ns1n e nory nm uss luz,
' NJ u Hni d 'eaaiy pi alledgei political Occurrences
I4e nature OF the miss of this agent When b
1ers 10 watch Far @ ueea dispatched Vienna with or
the sams sp@of and to conclude CONNER with
bnt Mr. Manns erranu was in the rt peen lawful eet
o. INQUIRY lie had no power act, he IND ir, @ M"