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u...,a .,.mmunicates the following singular
-. extracted from La Presse, an Aus
- M;n;s,er;al Journal, published IN that
city: ,..; a. - -.
:. ~ he mol only a common fool, but
oi;,;cal one, il arises from the tact that
Io .,,synI wilderness is so near and the
sne world so far. There is still room
cN n the forests of North America for
e nyas Al, kinds: and even if number run
IS',, before the woods and turn political sum-
arss,s ;,'s not at all dangerous. Ii doesn't
d;smrb aBrother Jonathan" in the least. Thus
Austria could have quietly laughed as the
foolish Kossuth enthusiasm ragged in the Uni
ted States. Whether Jenny Lind, Lola Mon
tez. or Louis kossuth amuses the people over
there, may be quite the same TO our govern
ment. They are all after the dollsrs; but TO
wish to snake money" is in the eyes of the
Yankee, cardinal virtue, which he werships
above oil, and therefore he is willing to pay
awhile good enfree to the travelling dillet-
tantes and virtuoses, whether of music, dane
ing or revolution, who help him to pass away
time. This is, besides, q matter OF private fan
cy, that concerns nobody. Thus, the kossuth
mania in America, which is already diminish
ing rapidly, would have passed over entirely,
without exciting the least attention on The part
of the Austrian government. But the elections
are now coming, in which many hope TO be-
come President, or catch some other good
place. Mr.. Webster, the Secretary OF State,
of the present President, may have speculated
upon something of this kind, as, at arublic
banquet, he advocated the kossulh nonsense,
and used expressions in reference to Austria
which, in the mouth of a minister of the Uni
ted States, were an inexcusable violation OF
that respect and regard which the governments
of great States mutually owe TO each other
We must do justice to the prent President, Mr..
Polk, T.! y by stating that he took little plea
sure in the unsuitable conduct OF the minister,
and would have gladly accommodated the
matter. But Mr.. Webster would not COM
promise himself with his partsans, by taking
back what he had said. The honor and dignity
of the imperial government could not therefore
suffer its Charge d'Affaires 10 communicate
further with Mr.. Webster Mr.. Hulsemann
received the order to break of, for the present,
diplomatic relations with the Cabinet OF Wash
,ington, and return to Europe. But the COM
mercial relations OF Austria with the United
States will not suffer by this cessation OF d.
plomatic relations, as all imperial consuls re.
main charged with them as also the consuls
of the United States in countries OF the Anstri-
an monarchy will continue in their functions
Hndisturbed. By this, our government has
preserved in digniied manner, the honor OF
Austria, and, at the same time, provided for the
interest OF Austrian subjects
Comment-There is quite room enough in
Austria, as well as in the United States, we
take it, for the growth Of fools, both political
and natural. Otherwise it would be impossi-
BILE to account for the production of such rare
specimen as Hulsemann. 1t is not necessary
for the nnhedged simpleton, in that country,
to take to the woods he can grow and -four
ish to his full proportion in the open country
Nay Vienna itself seems to be a sort of ho
house, in which the genus is reared with the
utmost rapidity, and the most undertaking sue
cess. The best part of this Vienna system is
that the hot house plant loses none of its vi
tality by transportation. The fool which i
turns out in green and leafy honor, hourishe:
= over. the world. 1t is as much fool here, al
] in its own eongenial soil, as Hulsemann him
self can testify to all the world.
We learn, for the first time, that the abrup
termination of Hulsemann's mission was ow
ing TO orders from home. Perhaps, if he hac
not thought us too great fools to comprehend
the immense importance of such fact, he
might have felt it his duty to announce it, We
are butte happy, however, TO learn it even
/ in this irregular way, and We shall not quarrel
with Hulsemann.