The New York herald., 1851-12-05

WHICH
It with the slhtest exsron Of her power The President
h that such escape detection and pre-
yenton; except by their mnutensss and insigaincancs
None certainly can eecspe which could require the
bined aid Of France and England resist suppress
Cuba will nnd sure, II not its sures protection and
There another point o view in which this ntervsn
on on the part OF France and England cannot be viewed
with indifference by the President. The geographical
position of the Island Ct Cuba in the Gulf Of Mexico
lying at great distance the mouth of the river
Mississippi and in the line Of the greatest of the
hands of any powerful European nation an object of
just Jealousy and apprehension to the people OF this
county due regard to their own safety and interest
must therefore, make matter OF importance to them
who shall possess and hold domiRion over that island
The Of France and those Of other European
men that the United States could not see without con-
Germ that island transferred by Spain any Euro
pesn state. President Fillmore fully concurs in that
sentiment and apprehensye that the sort Of
rate introduced by the orders in question might in con-
tngencies not difficult to be imagined lead to results
shoud appear de Sartiges that the President ia
too spprehensye this must be attributed to
the two countries against all contingencies and causes
disturbance The people of the United States have long
cherished towards France the most amicsbe sentiments
and recent events, which made her republic, have
opened new sources of fraternsl sympathy. Harmony
and confidence would to be the natural relations
the two great republics Of the worldrestions
stances, and combinations In continental Europe which
now seem to threaten 40 mminenty the Of es in
s'' SAAso~ os".oo n"'o noeniIk W AosI irom
those convusions they propsgandsts but they
have at heart the Of In all ntries and
neve 'nat tne example o the Two great republics OF
Guences CO operating harmonously would far pro-
"3.e anu 20 s.rens.nen that cause,
sres the cultivation Of friendly feelings between the two
countries and regards with much any cause
Sans.s & - ht u th,. ~ ch. ;,t 1Gm 1r aenaton Lie
The system Of government which prevails gene
IN EUROPE, - s .o 'ne nc upon wnicn
we'll ~ re that The Siarsncs h.t we them d
~ noS.o % ss.-st @ 49, 30 20 90 , U -. - a. oa4o1.sseu ~
. ~ 20 az T;.S stt ~, - % S;vi s .S; ~ '.e so,o.
~ th;s ount,x @ nc nst~rsy iea,ovs ~ ~ Escna @ Ptpe
Ssrsnc. in Amsrican affair. aas ,thonsh tha1 omid
Icy i'vnnt 1 Era a n anu a.'nougn sney wouia
,ic;ra,nr An th;s d;strns,f,i "a nfsnn "1y rS
towards their vet the nnSsrsisnd mms ny
ra.t ~ - bar Sin,.,rn.,;aS y .Si. .t Nc ..s ' o
- ha sracntod T.; 81. o, - @ ,S, - a'eaPyeu S .s
sg,ctusi s,scnt;on cnv,t ny, fs 90 nro,. ' o % M
tst;on n not ,~orsa corssnnan.as Tha Err"h .,,a.
siliuv nm and down the bores ~ the unsS staiss 10
PERFORM tbeir needless task Of nrossct;ns Snss snd
their urgrscious oce of watcbno the nsons Of th,.
c1untrv o. h; thav vsra fuisI ~ ,vo,,,a &c
reosrdSd With sons feenes ~ rs.antnant sra ths g.
tbsv soras sac thst shonid awsns h w,,,cn-. 90 ,h
sight Of Anericsns-woud be looked at as casting
them and their government fA
The Undersigned win add that all experience seems to
proye that the rgbts and nsce NJ the cont
nepts OF Europe ana America will bc heat nv
ths ~ s.ch 20 ;ntarsr. IN tha gs ~ ,S
otb.r The SovCrnmsrt - ths niisS sts,ns h,o
stantv acted on that nrincnis and has never intsr
meddied IN Euronear oue.tions ~
Tho President has deemed Il proper To the occas;on
that bis view, shou,d he tbus v nd frsnhlv
for the friendly CONFEDERATION of H. de sartiSes and his
IN order that 4. possi bile NAV he
used 10 avert snv ndno ana every csu.e
or that isbt distnrb the nesce or ensa
in the least the sentmsnts of coincidence ami
which now hind tooether the repuhIics N The Unts3
Stats and France
The undersirned sya,s himself Of this To Offer
10 De sarti9es the of his verv
censideration (sigaed1 J. J. CRIrrYNDEN
M pr SApr,oys SC Sc Sr
THE FRENCH MINISTER TO MR.. cRIrTENDEN.
[rRANsL.rIoNl
FnENou LOCATION THr USIrED STATES,
wAsmscroS. Oct 2T, 1851.
The undersgned Minister Of France has received th
note dated the I'D which the Acting Secretary
81 state addressed him subsequently to the conversation
ne nad the honor OF holding with him on the sh OF the
sane month IN the course OF which Mr. de sartges had
IN KIND and friendiy manner informed Mr Crittenden
VINO TO be Of the fact OF the
ns Instructions issued by the government OF the re-
pupnc 70 the commanding omcer OF tne french station
~ ~ "a .svsnr ss soon n was known IN fsTs tnst tne
hs ent 81 commanoeo Lopez,
% isss ~ tne savance9 gusrd Oh large
nau sucoee sea 10 se.ung on 20 ses