The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-01

De shrtigts, nipancd by the Secretary of tho
tnEea legation, aud other members Of the mission
~rs on Thurdry at o'clock, r NJ. presented 10 the
President BY the acting secretary u State Envoy
Y-.prb rspubiic Utop d.l,,er,ng ~ lstsr ~ crnce
tie Minister addressed the President a. follows
M. PsrsfDtNT Having been invited BY the conf
dcnce cftbe Prrsideff II the republic the honor Of
rrrs nting the French government noar the govern
@ mt q the Up,d States consider myself fortunate
IA tng ca.ed upon e. b. the Interpreter a the scnt-
meats q srerdshpapd exat~e syopsfh which actuatc
cur government. and MAJ say, country. towards
yCur nntona ainn worthy q the great prosperity
she e1oys II shall b. my Mr. President with tho
I'D % your known good wishes. 20 maintain and 70
strengthen the rrstious which exit between our
respetFt countries In tong which. shall carry out
faithfully tie intentions u the PRESIDENT "A the Prcnch
rpubic rhc In virtue Of the credentials which have
ths honor u placing into ysur hand hss accredited me
a. % knFoy Extraordinary and Minister Penooien-
10 sho Minister address the P,Istrrvr repicd -
cir II nm happy e rrc yvu tho rrrrc nstye
q France A. 70 ceiye from you such The renewed
a. nrtoce q fdesd.h biz and ympatby tn part q
gyf geFernment and country towards The ned state
Gar fr nhip fer France originated with our struggle
~ national exi icncc, and ctmcDtei b. the
rn'nriDg o. he blotd II revolutionary sires With
thai a theis aAr the heroes 4 France and through
al ttc various Political changes ~ your great ant en-
lgst~ped eeuaiis dep -btneut q uatioaal syHl-
p<fi.y and hsiIirK with unaffected delight your recent
sdvtnt among the natoos Of the Earth sister
public. beg leave 70 Assure you that nothing shall 10
wanting On my part 20 maintain snd strengthen the
friendly r~istions which exist between the two 20
arunrnts and draw ciorsly the ties which bat
tss d~srabr Object again welcome zen 10 COR hor6s
- the Diplomatic agent ~ the leading republic a Europe
rsfrnKsrfNc rno>f Txsss The New Orleans Praafa,.
q the I'd ut has s1vices from Houston % he l5h u
Msy.
The Austin St-is Cgsert mentions a heavy frp.hc. In
that vicinity. in the last TART % April The BiaDco
forty feet and the Onion trek tirty.sx feet, 10 fw
hours The dwslling house q Mr.. Rufus Cannon, and
stream svpp, away, with large ~ lumber,
sod thtty thousand shingles,
LITTER In The Galveston Aegrf thst small force
~ the Ranger under the command g Lieut. Brady, ON
the 2p.h Of April attacked large BODY q Camsncses
on the Dopa about ~ miles from san Antonio. seven
81 the Indians Allied and four wounded The Ran
gers had one killed. and two wounded. number u
horses md mules taken from the Indians.
The Houston Tel paph learns that party u Tenke-
way indians had lately murdered family in Denton
county, and that they had aerw ards been captured IVY
gaty OF United States dragons from Fort Gates The
Dallas Htfaid- however, contrsdicts tho story.
At The rrquixition Of Governor Bell General Harvey
has ordered cut force a 90 drs9ocns under the com
nana Of Lieut.. Col Hardce, 70 ave the northern Ca
egers for the release q all prisoners In their posse
sion veil the delivery q those Indians who com.
United violstons q the treaty Judge Rollins sud
Major Stein, the Indian Commissioner, 70 accom-
pany the expedition.
The City Council q Galveston has passed ordi-
nane ievying tan a SO cents every white pssseDg<
that lspds IN tho city from the steamship
The rfet~fa o. May TO- says, steamer VIM. Penn hal
,,st arrived NJ Victoria With full freight q goods for
The ssnta We trade and that train a twenty i've
sUos ,pms dIatsly took their Loads and departed for
esnfa W ,ts San Antonio snd VI faso. II cxpresses
sha oppien that this route win eventually supersed
that ~ way q 81 Louis and fndependence