Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-03
MONDAY, JUNE 2S, 1852.
IN SENATE.


nessage was received from the President Of the Uni
tad Sates communicating report from the Secretary Of
Stae in compliance with resolution Of the ID instant
requesting the President to communicate copy Of the
Communication made by Mr.. Husemann Charge Afares
II Austria, to the Secretary of State.
rThis letter. with the reply Of the acting Secretary OF
State having been already published the Reporter does
deem it necessary to give them, but subons the fol-
lowing letter from Mr. Webster:
The Secretary Of State 10 Mr.. McCurdy
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington, June g. 1852
SR trar smit copy of note Of the goth April last ad
dressed by the Chevaer Huemann announcing his
intention Of returning to Austria His reached in
Baltimore being then bound on visit to Massachusetts,
from which have lately returned On receiving d
Mr. Hunter return the copy Of which is
II Is obvious from the tenor of his recent
10 this Department Chevaer Husemann experience
in the diplomatic service Of his Government has not instruct
ed him accurately in the nature and limits of his official func
tons and that Notwithstanding his long residence in this
country he Is quite unnfomed to the character Of our in
situations and the responsibility Of public in the United
States their their sentiments in private capacity
| in regard to foreign Powers.
The Cheyaer Husemann came hther 1885, secretary
of legation under highly accomplished Baron de Mare
scha who accredited extraordinary Of his Inn
pera Majesty Ever since the retirement Of that gentleman
be acted charge daares but far aware
without any regular commission from his Government II is
that be has been accredited to this Department
! by the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The Chevaer Huscmann appears has yet to learn that
foreign Government its representative can take just Of
thing which ocer Of this Government may
say in hs private capacity Official communications only are
be regarded indicating the sentiments and views OF the
of the United States IL those communications
friendly their character the foreign Government has no
right infer that there any nsncery In them
point other matters showing the real sentiments OF
the Government You will from the Chevalier Hulse-
msnns note that he made appeal to the President against
what he calls newspaper mpopretes and unofficial remarks
OF the head Of this Department The President acuaed by
benevolent desire to unimpared the friendly rela
tons between the two Governments waived and
ohcaly listened to his remarks. In pursuing this
however, he by intended allow the Chevalier
Huscmann to suppose that he well Of his OFF,
cia position. The Chevaer Hulsemann should know that
charge daaes whether regularly commissioned acting
such without commission, hold official only
with the Department of State He has right
verse with the President matters and may
der Il MS liberal courtesy that presented TO him nil
take Il for granted that you should imagine the Austrian
inIstcr for Foreign Affairs had offended you YOU would claim
M r0ht of appeal the Emperor Although usually we are
o rcd in these matters yet marked disregard Of ordinary
hrms imply disrespect to the Government itself
In shall not Of notice the specific subjects Of compan
Cbevalier Husenann Whatever personal to him mus
NJ 10 pass without observation You liberty
rad this dcspach to Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs
N i am, sir respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
~. McCuRpr, ESQ, &c, Vienna
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
NJ. FELCH, from the Committee on Public Lands, 4
whd was referred the bill granting to the State Of Wis
conss the right Of way and donation Of the public lane