Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
COPY OF THE HULsEMANN LETTER.


On nv recent return FINN Havana, found that tho mo-
ent had arrived iuil tho intention OF my government
relative my Official connections with the government o
| the United States.
TIM Secretary Of State has judged fl 10 reply the
note which considered my duty address him. dated
the 18Th "f December in relation 10 The reception and the
military hoaUrs rendered 10 kossrh by The federal autor
/, tes.
view with him in the State Department. would be n" longer
commented upon accompanied by dcrisiYe remarks
cersin journals of Baltimore aud Philadelphia. These
uauer which given To me In writing have been
nn, ds ry buresqGed in The journals and have only
led 10 NOR. y;ulrnt attacks which continued in one
widely circulated journal OF New ORLEANS. And my
passage through that city, have been The OBJECT Of very
dlsa iceatie ADMINISTRATIONS. considered duty
| that me-2l o. N1vcmoer-o inform The President OF
annnyaucts ainguarly paircnsed and thereupon
The Secretary 81 State declared 10 2Sh Novembsrlu
henccforh his relations with me should be hud only IN wri
| ting.
On The 9TH OF January tho Secretary of Stat. judged f.
10 pronounce publicly, and in the presence OF ho5uIh red
outiCnay spec CHI in which he slrcnuously encouraged
Hungary rebellion, and formally proposed senti-
tho speedy emancipation Of that kntdnm This
demonstration u such cha acter-was contrary
the simplest international courtesy well as the positive
promises which you had given me in the Department. Of
stase-lat considered my duty 10 address myself to The
highest authority Of the Republic To be assured whether this
discourse the expression uf the sentiments of the gov
eminent Of the United States
esteem happiness be enabled say that the impe
rial government approving course has rendered justice
10 drcara which The President considered II proper
make the 18th of January with the design of main
| the United States
These reron had given pac since to any
proceeding of the Secretary oil State 10 cOroIoaie official.
the declaration Of the President and produce saisfas
tory cancellation.
After having determined with much delibenon 40 10 the
hostile proceedings cf the Secretary Of State and after hav.
Ing experienced the false and diagreeabe position which had
resulted terero believed j.. be my duyto declare
very evident motives of propre'y that government
would longer yermii remain here AID continue Of
hc.al relations with the principal promoter the Kossulh
episode. go very much to be regretted.
profit by this occasion TO cxpresss TO The President my
respectful Thanks for his Invariably obligng cnduc towards
me.
Mr.. Belmont, Consul General OF Austria New York
will continue his functions until further ordes.
high consideration.
ANSWER CT THE SECRETARY OF STATE To NJ, HuL-EHASs.
hAsHSGToS. May 3 1852.
SIR-Your communication the Secreay Of State of the
29,h umo, announcing intention esve The United
States snd stating that Olr. Auguse Relmnr, the Consul
General Of Austria New York will conia,e in the dis
charge of his functions until further orders has been re-
ceived.
In reply have the honor Inform you et as Mr Bel
mnn ell known the Secretary of Site a gentle
man OF much !sspsctabliiy any communication which il
mar be proper for him address DTartmen 10 hi.
official character, will be received with snue respect.
avail myself Of this occasion 10 offer you Sir the as.
surancc Of my high consideration.
W. HUNToN. Astas Secretary. |