New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

We find the following correspondence in
The Journal Of Commences
cory OF NOTE Addressed BY NJ. HuLsEMANN TO Mr..
WEBSTER, DATED AT
WASHINGTON, April ~, 1857
On my recent return from Havana, found that the
moment had arrived TO fulfill the intentions OF my Gov
eminent relative to- my official connections with the
Government OF the United States
TheSecIetary Of State has not judged nj 10 reply 10
the note which considered il my duty to address To
him. dated the 18th of December In relation to the re.
cepcn and the military honors rendered to kossuth by
TheSecretaIy of State had led me to hope that my
interviews with him. in the State Department. would be
no longer commented upon, and accomE anied by der
sive TensIks Ia certain journals of Baltimore and Phil
sdelphia These assurances which were even given TO
In writing, have been Immediately burlesQued In the
same journals, and have only led to more vrulent at
tacks, which continued In one widely circulated
journal Of New. Orleans And on my passage through
that ciyi have been the object of very disssreeable
denominations. considered IL NY duty ut that time
2l Of koyemb@rto inform the President OF those an
noysnccs, sneuarly patroaized; and hereupon the
Secretary Of State declared 10 me-2Sth November
that thencasorsh his relations with ne should be had
On the nh q January the Secretary of State ud ed
t to pronounce publicly, and In the presence OF Kos
suth, revolutionary speech, In which he strenuoasly
encouraged Hungary to new rebellion and formally
proposed sentiment to the speedy Emancipation OF that
kingdom This demonstration was Of such a strange
chsractcrwas contrary to the simplest International
courtesy, ~ well AZ TO the positive promises which you
6dered ID my duty 10 address myse ~ the highest
thority Of the Republic to be assured whehsr this dis
course the expression of the sentiments u the Gov
eminent OF the United States.
esteem happiness 10 be enabled to say, that the
al6ovenien, approving my course hiss rendered
justice 10 the declaration which the
proper to make TO the l2gh OF January with the
dcsign Of maintaining the good connections existing be-
tween Austria and the United States.
Tbese verbal assurances have given place since 10
any proceeding Of the Secretary Of State to coesorste
officially the declaration Of President and groduce
. satisfactory reconciliation.
Alter having determined with much deiberaiiop as
70 the hostile proceedings o the Secretary of State and
siion which had resulted thsre;rom believed lit 90
NV duty 10 declare, for very evident motives of pre-
prety, that my Government woal6 NO lsnyer pernis
me 10 rsmsin here, and continue Official relations wtk
the PRINCIPAL promoter Of the Kossu,h episode very
much to be regretted.
profit bysSis occasion TO express 10 the President
my respectful thanks for his inSaTssy oelsng conduct
Mr.. A Bcazsout Consul General Of Austria at New.
York, win continue HE functions until further orders-
high eonsideranoa
ANSWER or ma SECRETARY OF srAxE TO ME-
HvIsENANS.
DErARrnTxr az Sr4rE,
WASHINGTON, Monday. Nay s leoa
Hn: Your commentator 10 the Secretary OF state OF
the h ultimo, annosacas your intention % leave the
United Stairs and sssi;ns fsat Mr. Asgaste Bsusns the
dsshss Of his functions sAs further orders have been -
mont ve known the Secretary Of Stale sea,lsmss
et much >spcabify any oo12waetlon which it may be
proper Tor hp to address TO the Department in his oeisi
cAs'acisr, viii ~ received with sntIs respect
avail mysck II this occasion osx to YOU Sir the
w. HUNTER. Aasss Secretary