New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29

"a p-rchase gallery Of Indian portraits exhibit
49, :, ire smithsonisn Institute
Air. BAYARD. from the Select Commit
ho,n vas referred the Census Returns 9th a
,I,e,icsI ,feich, geological calculations. &c, g.; Of
- s,ste Of Maryland, as prepared by the Census Sd
,s,endeu, % plan for the publication OF the whole
f,nrns made report The ComInitee pronounce the
t;S,ricsl sketches Of ates, Cihes aud Towns, the
ILic,l Histories the cacu ations upon the
CsD.s, ard Dumb, BlLd and lliotic persons, t1e
o.. st,ipr the PLACES Of uaivify and occupations Of
80. and the medical ststIsdcs, contained ia the
.smnle before them, as Incomplete Inaccurate false
SIS Al unn. cessary and reeomnfDd that they DO
narittad Ia the published returns They say that If
80, recommendation he adopted the siZe of the Cen
"a ,e,urrs will be reduced more than fOur.hftas Of
they have been sgelled % og the Census Super
,,.,depf The report Was ordered 70 be printed.
Az o'clock, Mr.. GwIY moved an Exec
-4Te sessir n which was agreed to.
At4 &C ock, the doors were opened and
ne Senate adjourned.
The Hulst mann Correspondence. laid
e the srnste this morning. contains bis letter u
CO., Department Mr. aunter, the Acting 5ecret4rys
,eply and q subsequent letter by SIR. Webster The
tTo iiormer have been already published The follow
~ me Secretary Of state 10 Mr. NcCw'y.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHSGToN, June Q, 1852 !
! G. j. McCtRDy Esq, &c, &C. Vienna;
SIR transmit copy Of note o. the 18th April last
Of returning 10 Austria The note reached me
/, Baltimore beI then bouuo visit Massachusetts,
from winch have now lately r-turn.d On receiving il
,eefed Dir Hunter 10 the copy Of which
5sIso herewith iDcosed t Ia obvious from of
IN BIS recent communications % this Department. thst
m, Cheyslier HulsemanBs experience 10 the diplo-
rnsne service OF his Government has not distracted
b, accurately in the and limits Of his official unc-
Ons AID tnat notwithstanding hs long residence 10 this
rogutry he quite unnormed the character Of our
irsnutions and the responsibilities Of pubic in the
Iried States for their acts their sentiments Ia private
capacity regard 20 foreign powers the Ghevaer Huise
manu- came hitler In 1885 Secretary Of lie alton under
the highly accomplished Baron de MnTeschsl who
eudi.sd EnvOJ Extraordinary Of his Imperial Majesty.
Ever since the retirement nEt gentleman he has acted
q Chugc dAa'es but far with auy
M lar commission from bis Government it Is that
be hs never been accredited n this department b. the
Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs The Chevaler du.-
uD II appt has yet to learn that foreign Govern
Eenl OF rs representative take just Oiense at any
Ting which an officer OF this Government may say
In biz private capacity. Official con nuncsiOns ONLY
Ge TO be rekaTded as indicating the sentiments aud
seWs spf the Government Of the United States II
tAOse nlcatiCns ficLdiy Ia their character,
TIE foreign Government has n lit 70 infer hat
rGe any siDceny IN them TO point 10 other matters
sshcwpg the real sentiments Of the Governn You
s SEE from the Chevaer Hulsemanus no'e that he made
N sppt al 10 the President against what he called
p impToyiiees aud Unofficial Tem4ks Of the head Of this
Department" The Presde sctuaed by benevolent de-
G preserve unnpsired the friendly relat us be@tea
be Governments waived and uDocslly list
eneo 10 bis remarks. In pursuing this however he
b. intended to allow the Chsvasr Husemsnn to
suppose that he was not veil aware Of his official position
The ChevaieI HulsemanD should k.oW tina charge GAf
Hires whether regularly commissioned or acns such
without commission Can hold Ol.isl intercourse only with
The Department Of State lie has right 70
With the President matters Of business consider
liberal court sy that he is pre.ented TO him at all
e il for granted that if you should nseioe the Austrian
Minister for Foreign Affairs had offended you you would CLAIM
ponebt Of appeal 10 the Emp Although usually
not aio in these matters Vet ard obituary
forus in plies dsrtspect the Guvsrr itself snail
not notice the celtic subjects O complaint OF the
Chevscr IIulss personal to him must be
slswed to Iss. without obse' vaiiUn
You at liberty to read this dispatch to the Austrian
Minister for Foreign Ahirs