New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Conclusion Of the Correspondence on the
AnstrO- Hungarian Question.
AVsTRIAN LEeATIoN. AT WAsnINeIoN.

AUSTRIAN LEGATION. AT WASHINGTON.
Rhe llth March, 1851
Mr.. SECRETARY OF STATE. have received an
answer to The dispatches with which had Vienna
the that you did the honor 10 address the
2st December last and hasten 10 inform you Mr. Score
tsy Of State, that the arguments contained Ia your note
have dot had power change the Judgment which tho -
peIia Cabinet had formed respecting the mission Of Mr.
Dupey Mann as Wei as respecting me tenor and he terms
Of he Instructions with which be furnished. The I'm
peIa Government Goes not cease - entertain The opinions
contained in note OF Ihe jcta sepeinber add declines
all Interior discussion Of thar annoying incident unwilling
to expose The kindly and friendly relations which i! desires
10 preserve with the Government OF the United States TO
lie danger Of being seriously disturbed by discussions
which could have 10 practical result
President Fillmore declared, Ia his message on the I'd
December lat that DO deIsrmiaed toward ohsf
nstops as The United States desired that other naoos
bid scf toward Them: and that he had adopted A. a rule
FOR hs policy good will toward foreign Powers aud the
abstaning from Interference In their internal affairs Aus
uia has demanded, and VIII never demand any thing
but the putting into practice Of these principles and the
Imperial Government 10 sincerely disposed 10 remain 10
friendly relations with the Government OF the United
States 50 long HE United States shall no. deyste from
Pesse to accept Mr Secretary Of STATE the assurance Of
my high considerauoo HOLSEhANN
DEPARTMENT. OF STArE. WAsHIScroS, March IS, 1851.
The undersigned has the honor 70 acknowledge
TIE receipt Of the Cheyaer Hdltemanns note Of The Ih
OF Ibis month which has been suDniued 70 the President
.ceTe,,ed 10 TIE Cheyaer Hdemann on the 2st Of De-
ceber lat not satisfactory 70 the Imperial GoVern
meni that is opinion remains uccnaDgeo respecting
The mission Of A. Dudley Msnn ara tne niucnons with
witch be furnished He s grain 3D. however 20 learn
hst Imperial Government desires 70 continue the friend
" relations 80 happily susI;Sung between The TWO
Goverpmerts-a desire In which he cordially cOncurs.
The Presdent also grahed 70 learn that the sentiments
respecting the international relations between the United
States ard Foreign Powers, contained IN his lat Annual
Mefsage, meet the appreciation Of the Imperial Govern
net: snd he direc's the CLevsier H1sem9nn
that be intends 10 act steadily IN accordance with those sen
lmenis.
The Government Of the United States Is little inclined
the Cabinet ierna 70 proong the discussion Of the
orcs which the Chevaer Hnlsemans note OF the 3oth
Of September OF last year gave rise.
II bis reply 10 itss noe the unfers med stated the
grounds upon which ths Government held sslf justified
10 even mig which had cone cOrneclei with tho m,s-
sion CT Mr. Dudley Mann. snd the Instructors which
given bin and he took the occsson also Of de-.
Glazing tho PHI eipes and he policy which The United
States msintaD az appropriate 70 their condition. and
being indeed fixed and fastened upon them BIZ heir ckar
sceF their history and their position among the nations Of