Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
Louis NapOleOm's Allus Or to the
Unite d states.

We find that the telegraphic account OF
the message addressed by Louis Napoleon
to the French Assembly omitted those pas
sages in which reference is made to the re
lations existing between France and thi.
country.
The recent Cuban affairs calls forth tn.
following paragraph from the President:
I'VE have eagerly seized the opportuni
iy to furnish Spain with "A proof the sin
cerity of our relations. by joining England
in offering the Cabinet Of Madrid the as
sistance ofour naval forces to repulse the
late audacious attack against Cuba. Be
sides, our Minister at Washington has been
instructed unicably to support the reclama-
tons ofthe Court of Madrid, and the jus
tice of these reclamations has been most
loyalty recognised by the Federal Gov
ernmcnt."
The correspondence Of the New York
Commercial Adrertiscr contains a state
ment corrective Of the Presidents remarks,
orat least explanatory of them. 1t is this:
"lfthc President had added that cor.
respondence is now going on between his
Cabinet and the Federal Government
aforesaid on the above subject, and that
that correspondence, though couched in
the most polite diplomatic phrascology
contains some disagrccahlc things on both
sides, he would have been nearer the mark
Al least, member Of the Assembly. whom
] have reason tie think perfectly informed,
tells me So He adds further that the
structures of the French government bear
principally on TIE inability of the United
States to repress the formation CT armed
bands in their territory for the attack of
other countries"
For ourselves i, is not necessary that
We should do more than repeat the remark
made long ago in regard to this matter,
namely, that any interference Of the kind
indicated, on the part of France or Eng
h..d, would be highly Objectionable in it
self. and nigh, produce serious difficulties
without possibility Of bene6, to any Of the
PARTIES concerned.
The only other reference is the follow
lng. which requires no remark:
1.-The rcclama,ions which large number
cfFrench m,rs hantsand ship-owners have
10 bsing. against the Government Of the U.
States. ant consequence Of various arbitrary
seizures Ay The California cus,om-h house.
are not yet either liquidatcd or paid; but
the AmerieanEougless and the Cabinet of
Washington have 4srmally recognised
Their Justice. and We shall soon obtain
legitimate satisfaction Washington Re.
pablo.
St raul papers 10 the 29th of October
contain q variety Of items of interest. A.
mong others the return of Coy. Ramsey
from the Indian country is chrenicled.:
The Governor arrived on the 21th of Oc-
taber, having been absent from St Paul
80 weeks. having travelled twelve hun
ofed miles out and lack, to and from the
mouth OF the Pembina river, where the
grand coumil WAS held with Indians ard
the treaty made. The country through,
which the party passed,is spoken ofin the
highest terms. They passed through Sell
kirk on their route. and speak with warmth
efile kind attentions to ahcm by the Sell
kiikians. whom they represent 10 he n
frugal. Industrious. and hardy people. sur
FOUNDED bv Tie comforts ot lie thai are ut
in'nahle IN that remote region. The IIud
son Bay factors and clerks also treated
Gov. Ramscy's party with great attention
a0l kindness. The party also all return
esi Ii robust health and With the loss ofon
" three horses. Game was faunJ i, III.
greatest abundance. Buffalo, elk. bear.
gre e, duck, andbrant were killed in grea.
~ ryctusion even than conld be u,.d--