The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-25
Cheyalicr Hulsemann.
Copy of Note addressed by NJ Huisemann to Mr. Web-
ster, dated at

Copy of Note addressed by M Hulsemann to MIR. Web
ster, dated at
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1852
On my recent return from Havana found that the
moment had arrived to fuli the intentions Of my govern
men relative to my official connection with the govern
The Secretary of State has not Judged fit to reply the
note which considered il my duty to address TO him,
dated the 18th of December, in relation TO the reception
and military bonors rendered TO Kossuih by the military
aathorities
The Secretary OF State had led me to hope that my in
tervews with him in the State Department would no
longer be commented upon and accompanied BY dersiye
remarks in certain journals OF Baltimore and Philadel-
pha. These assurances, which were even given 10 me
in writing, have been Immediately buresqued in the same
journals, and have only led 10 vruent attacks,
which were continued in widely circulated journal
Of New Orleans And. on my passage through that cy,
tons considered i, my duty that ime-2lst OF No
vemberto inform the President OF those annoyances,
snguarly paironized; and hersupon the Secretary OF
forth his relations with should be had only in writing
On the 7th OF January the Secretary OF State Judged hi
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Hungary to a new rebellion. and formally proposed a
sentiment to the speedy emancipation OF that kingdom.
This demonstration OF such a strange character
was 80 contrary the simplest international courtesy,
well The positive promises which you had given
me in the Department OF Sate-that considered i my
duty To address myself TO the highest authority OF the
public, to be assured whether this discourse the
preston OF the sentiments OF the government OF the Uni
ted States
esteem il happiness to be enabled TO say that the
imperial government approving my course, has rendered
Justice TO the declaration which the President considered
proper 10 make TO the 18th OF January with The
design OF maintaining the good existing be.
tween Austria and the United States.
These verbal have not given place since to
any proceeding OF the Secretary OF State TO coroborae
officially the declaration OF the President and to produce
satisfactory reconciliation.
After having determined, with much deliberation,
TO the hostile proceedings OF the Secretary OF State and
after having experienced the false and posi-
ton which had resulted herefrom, believed il to be my
duty 10 declare, for very evident motives OF proprey.
thai my government would longer permit me 10
main here, and continue ocal relations with the princ
pal promoter OF the kossuth episode very much to be
regretted.
profit by this occasion TO express TO the President my
respectful thanks for his invarable oblgng conduct to-
wards
Mr. A. Belmont, consul general OF Austria al New
York, will continue his functions until further orders
Receive, Mr. Secretary of State, the expression of my
high consideration.
Ansoer of the Secretary Of Stale 10 Mr. Hulsemann.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 3, 1852.
SrR: Your communication to the Secretary OF State OF
the 29th ut announcing your intention TO leave the
United States and stating that Mr. AHguse Belmont the
consul general OF Austria At New York, will continue
the discharge OF bis functions until further orders. has
been received.
In reply have the honor TO inform you that as Mr.
Belmont is well known to the Secretary OF State
gentleman of much responsibility, any communication
which il may be proper for him TO address TO the depart
respsct.
avail myself OF this occasion to offer TO you, sir the
assurance OF my high consideration.
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary