Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
CoNGRl:ss--1s- SESSION
MONDAY, JuSE %, 1852.
SEN ATE


estates transmitting. in compliance w;'ia resolution OF tha
iSenar co.ics The letter addressed by NJ Hrscmann,
ap Charge Ii iai:es from Austria, on the occns!n OF his
withdrawing from tina, position. and the lcples thereto.
8 The CORES pUntcnrc communicated consisted Of ii. hn
=emancs letter April 29, the Secretary Of STATE and
reply Of Nh Hunter acting Secretary of Stale; also
.,n sIr Webster To the American Charge Virmna
rc two former have alrc a hccn published and the latter
.sas follows:
u DEPARTMENT Of STATE.
~ WAsHISGroS, Ju"E s. 1852.
q transmit; copy e note OF Inc 29h Ari last, adj
cssni ~ the Cheralcr lulsamann, announcing his
rtcrii0n Of Austria This note reached Inc in
g .ltnoc being then bound on Welt Ia Massacl.cttt
.pm which haze ntey returned On receiving Il. !
ERECTED NJ Hunter 10 return the answer copy OF which
Fsis also herewith enclosed.
5 t! obvious rom HE Of all his crmmunica-
= This Depat ncnt, That the CHevalirr iaemanns
;iencH in tr Diplomatic service Of BIZ government has not
him accurately in the nnurc and limits Of his Of
:aa nnctipns and that notwithstanding his long resi-
ncc in this county, lie quite "i:i"nea ns TO IN" char
in tlu'ons and the responsibilities OF public
ncn in the United States for their their sentiments
s!i:. private capacity in regard to foreign powers
e The vale. u!:nmlun came hhir IN 1855, as Scric:&
s-y of legation Under tic highly accomplished Baron d.
Siaesuha who accredited as Envoy Extraordinary Of
his Imperial Majesty Ever sine, The seIifere"t .; that
gentleman liz acted cnrge daiaa but So fur as wc
.e without any regular commission iron bis Coy
rfnnlant is certain that h has been accredited IL
s. lis Department by the Austrian Minister for FoeiSn ~
Eans
= The Chevaicr usemann appears has yet 10 learn tia
no foreign government It's representative take Iust
!lsay in hi. private c1pncy. Official communications only
regarded indicating tho sentiments and views
esEc iUvernncn; Of the United States. # those commune
a. friendly in their character, the foreign govern
grleu: has right 10 infer that there - any
y .sincery in them, point 10 other matters rs She"
sSng the real sentiments Of the government on vii
e sec from the Cievaer HuIscmarns note tat lie mad,
Gan appeal the President aqains; what he calls
per npropc!ies add unofficial remarks OF the head o.
81 This Department The President actuaicd by bcnevucn
g !rsrc preserve urmpac the friendly relations hrtwrei
The governments, waived ceremony, nT unoflcia liz
a tened his remarks n pursuing this COURSE however n
Moy no means intcnc! allow the Chevalier nmann
sj4uppOse ha, he well Of his official position
e III. Ch=v Aer iulscnann should tina; cha: ST
tais.s whether regularly commissioned, acting suci
81 ithOd commission, hn! official intercourse only witt
Eh Department Of He has right
jwlth The President matters OF business and may cOnai
Y liberal courtesy tlat ne pres rned 10 him all
nkc il grated that if should Imagine the AUSTRIA
81 Ninste. for Foreign Affairs had offended you yn wnu
zrili,n right of appeal to the Emperor Although usnr
Il rigid III ihcs- matters marked Gisr.gar,
e ordinary forms es dsrcsprct the govcnmcn. Itself
q shall Of notice Tie specific subjects Of com
Iploint Of Chcvnli.r Hu.emnnn Whac.c! is personal i
Chin. must be allowed 10 pass without observation OF
liberty read this despatch the Austrian Mnistc
!. Foreign Affairs
y an, sir, respectfully, you: otedien, servant,
81 DANIEL WEBSTER.
q C.. aicCuRDY, ESQ, &c, &C., Vienna