, 1859-11-10

tco,,ezs,ocde.ce Ut tue Sew York Herali1
wAsnsxu7rx, Nov. 7. 1850.
The vacant French mission occur,s" maeh o.
tbr intention Of our diplomatic and Oemoerat'e
circles here. II is well known thai the 4on:
Jnbn si;dclt has heretofore been offered TINS
mt md could have It pow il he desired 1t hut
he nrefers to re.nuin within striking distance ot
The Charicston Convention, aud intenns V Hase
hand IN ,hat game. SONG OF the %'remiaos
in 9els1t ID for cons1es: il IL:
T,rner.a trs,district last spring, was deiea1eh
Nv Hr Ho,eier {Uld Line Whig,; bat the South
T.rolinisus arc oppo*ed to Faulkner, as one
whose record il not altogether sopao on 1''c
e'e1iI Illusions are frequently made here to Two
xer York gentlemen as among the most aral!"
candidates ior this beautiful post as Paris
1:encral Dix and Ktoscvest- General Dtx hAu
<scc;ved the promise of 1t from poor l.iercc'
..hen she yir:nians iutesl,oscd The cry Of ''ire:
W., :, nd thus cut out Dix and slipped in Ma
son rerhaps the sanlr Objection from the ean'e
onarfer conld bv raised again # the claims o.
General Dix were to be sei'ons's P.esseu e., VIZ. wv
~e~srI to Jadse Roosevelt, ] believe tic soast
~ slear. For many years = fast friend of NJ
Dnrh,nnn. and posscssing all the requisite 1ua@l-
irstions Of an unsullied character, learning,
ro';ticsl knowledge and The general respect
r. tbe community in which he lives, judge
Isoaxevrlt ~ would fiji the mission in question
.r;sh crcdi. to himself and the Government.
Mr. Preston is expected shortly 10 return
from Madri3, leaving that mission vacant on.
der this idea, 1t II supposed that hr; belfnop.
sssfars DONG 60 lie should soften down ths
bsrsf and abusive terms IN WHICH hc. rs = dis
na,n;ntcd candidate, has spoken ol the rresl
5ent within the last Dix months: !,
From the beltigercns ss.are = wh'en % oGs SG,'G y
.ens.;hie that Ns Dallas may soon Fcsclse III
poGs ps,s;n% miners. end thus, BY the meeting 0
conrressr tie three important missions to Lon
5on paris. and Madrid may all he vacant.
1s,.>s,, D,.oa,sA .a the n. I. Triune} J
wasa1xc1os. SoT. :, 1sse
rh.,. II mt a SYLLABLE of truth in the sta.t
,,.nt that our relations with Eng'ano a.e cI,sl
q, ,Sr seriously .innrscatps 1i.rney's net, IN
ssser4ips British claim TO san ) unn. Tas VI.
~ IN his usual dugmatical style. winch s''ane
smith 50 graphically described: Secretal
Cas- reply il temperate. but oecloGo 1sa'r -,
sfi,mine the report Of our Commissioner, Gam
iii in Emphatic terms. The document core
oae hundred and twenty fxe pages OF Depai
snent naper: and it WAS fully approved u =
Cabinet: The idea oi Ar. na''as closing hls !.
nur relations should assume threatening q
nect. which they do not now, there arc abb,
Hall influences on both sides 10 prevent m
terruption. The Message will sp'usge Sou
Ths rnost of the Southern Opposition 4
r.adv 10 vote for uny reasonable candidate
Speaker, and organize .he iiGuse pEomn;,ly:
tie best means Of exposing the eoHnpuons
.hs sdministtat,on aud starting the }'resid'
iii I ball. Letters from leading Democrats
various paris ofthe COUNTY, arssd tas ass fs1o a9.
coax OF coercc Southern Opposition into te!' e.
Mr.. sherman's Report .9, On +he .ee so.t, @ in i,
recent ELECTIONS, hence the objection 70 h'
md any like candidate would be pree'uded.