Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

Euglund-.he lell him perfectly fee TO remain at
CaiOlsunlil he should receive Orders ilom Paris,
which he was about 10 request II WaSslmply
question Of wailing patiently loi one day at the
nosti but Mr.. S9ule, olleFSaying thai he did not
expect any Ieganl on the The Pfenoh gov
eF6menl, and that besides ho did moi cafe for II,
preferred 10 10 back 10 Bog and immediately The
Minister OF The Interior did, nevertheless, forward
his lehnilive Instructions 10 Calais by Telegraph,
and can do nothing heller than 10 lTanscIlbe
them here.
"lfMr. Snule presents himself for The purpose
of entering Pfunee, you will give himtO under
stand that the EnneIOI'S government does not hu-
tbpIiEe him 10 s0iOuTn there, bul that IL makes no
opposition 10 bis passing through in order to 80 10
Snumi and you will OfeT him 10 UiJt his pfsspOll
TOT that deslinaton.n
You perceive, sir, thut the Government Of lie
Emperor has not sought, as yOu seem ~ believe,
to prevent on Envoy Of lie United States irOm
llaVesing French territory IN order 10 repair 10
his post aud ncquii himaelfof tie commission with
which he wns charged by his GoyethmenIi hut
between thai simplepaSSSge and The slaY Of a fore
eigneF whose anIecedens regret TO say ny have
awakened The attention Of The authorities whose
duty Is 10 preserve public order among us,
there Is a dIetence which The Minister Of the In.
terror ives bound 10 appteciaie. II Mt Sone had
been going tifeelly u Mbdlj, the route by France
was open 10 him. lfllWas HE attention 10 come
to Paris, with view 10 remaining heIe, that phi
ysge was not accorded him, II was, therefore,
Necessary, 10 consult him as 10 his Intentions,
and ilwSs himself WHO would not allow lime 10
DO 50. Our laws ore strict with respect 10 lof-
eigneTs The MinislefOl The Interior causes tleir
rigorous provisions 10 be executed, when IL "
shown him that there Ia any nece sSly for such nc.
lilon--and even then he makes use Of discretion
OY power which the Government Of The RmprtoF
has never allowed 10 be discussed, The Quuly
OF foreigner on ihe part of Mr.. SOnle placed him
within the scope Of the measure OF which he ives
the obleclj alllhal remained was 10 reconcile this
measure with the public character with which he
was Invested,
You will acknowledge, sir that lhiSi what we
have dout, and that The Government Of the u.
Slales. with which Government Ills MrleSly Tie
Emperor has al heart ~ cultivate tue relations OF
friendship and esteem, has in nowise been uSSail.
ed in The poison Of It's representatives.
The Minister Of the United States In Spain Is
free, ! repeat NJ 10 pass Though France NlT.
Soule, who hiss no mission ~ fulfill near The Bm.
peTof, and who cUniOnnnblY with The dOclEine
sanctioned by the law Of nations, would need, OH
account Of his origin, special agreement 10 en-.
abls him 10 represent, IN his native land, the coun.
Inv Of his adUpliOn-NI, SOule, OS a simple private
individual, comes within the pale Of lie common
law which has been applied 10 him, aud he eaunOi
lay claim tounyPnYilrge.
Accent, Sir, the assurance OF high consideration
with which have The honor 10 remain your very
humble aud obedisnl servant,
DRoUYS Dr. EHuYs.
NJ, Mason, United States Munster.