Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
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Sunday Nvening pispatohea.

AiezdndTia 70 Be Taken Rossession Of TO day
By Che Federal TFoops-Disest Of ths Or
fespondeaes betwsen Miaister Faulkner and
NJ 7Aouven0t on american A6airs SEQ
ards Reply TO Faulkner-DissOistiOa Of
the Union not 70 De Thought c, during his
AdministraGoa- General Harnsy Loyal 70
ne Uhioa- The Relay House Taken Pos
session Of 6y General Butlsr-- Telegraphie
COmmumeatioa 10 HorPsy's Ferry Cut OF.
Nt ~
PRRRYvfLLB, May 4.-The New York
HerdtdB special correspondent says there are
now thirty thousand troops in Washington,
. including the Penney lyania troops who came
through Baltimore. The troops take DOS
session of Alexandria tomorrow. The
American flag floats over Havre de Grace.
NEW YohK, May B-The steamer Oske,tba
has arrived from New Orleans. 4.
L WksHInaFoE, Nav B,--The State Depsrk
ment has furnished the press the oe6cial
eOrrespo spondence between Ministers Faulkner
and Thohvennl, on American affairs. q
Hab Faulkner informed him that the President
entertained full confidence in q speedy
restoration Of harmony and unity Of the
Government; that events might introduce
fempOIary inconvenience to the French
su1JeCls, Dut All INJURY bnOuld Oe indemnl-
NED tnat the ffendent thought tt not inn
probable that an appeSt may be made to
foreign Governments by the Confederate
states for recognition OF their Independence,
and when such an appeal is made il shall be
opposed by the Ministers who may represent
the United states.
Faulkner said the only request he had to
make vas, That no proposition recognizing
the Acknowledgement of the Union shall be
- 4. Il
CONSIDERED py france TIL the arrival OF the
new Minister, VINO Will be fuliy instructed
ON. IhouVenal repied. thaeno applicstlon
was yet made. The french Government
never scled hastily on such questions. He
assured Faulkner that no precipitate action
viii be taken on the subject oy the Emperor.
[ he said 1t was the established usage to rec.
ognize de tdcto governments when proper
case is made. LtN 2
InTeplyto question, Faulkner said he
| thought that force would not be used and
the only solution was modification of the
Constitution or peaceable acquiescence in
the claim Of separate sovereignty. 81
M. Thouvenal thought the employment
| OF force unwlse: In the Secretary OF States
instructions to Munster Dayton, be is to con-
slider the heiDstruetions to the former Minister
| by the President as Interchangeable, notwith-
standing any opinion expressed or recorded
| by his predecessor; to assure NJ. Thouvenal
that no difference of opinion exists between
! the President and his Cabinet; that the path
| is plainly marked out by stern necessity and
| not at the hands of this Administration is
| the Government TO end.
Frances assurance not to take any hasty
steps is considered satisfactory, although at
tended by reservations.
Mr.. Seward says in reply to Faulkner 8
answer that force would not be used, &c:
-"Tbat the time when these questions had
any ,pertinency was passed. Insurgents with
deadly war had tried TO compel Government
TO recognize dismemberment Union. We
have accepted this civil war as an inevitable
necessity. Constitutional remedies are still
open to insurgents, and will remain SO. You
can not be too decided In making an answer
" tlS n rIencn ;nt s uoTsrnnent tnat NO loea does
M Ut mlIi e1'ss s 1i sIneI'9g ulssolutlon OF tne
y pnSn t.t ~ 'AAe PlaceI ln any way, peaceanly
" toicioiy. ~ nus never enterea !ne pina
49,, /, w. nan ,, anu " Is nlgn
SSicpod U " n,s
" nois s'il s1Vu'l ~ ON '1s " :. a A's M
WAsHINdToN, May 5;-Generai Harney, In
Ietter 70 Ooionel Y Falion, OF ot. LOUIS,
says ne VIII commune IN tne service OF the
Goyernnent Whlcn mas bestowed honors on
him SO long, ana WIZ continue ITS faithful
ana loyai solalef. de says tnat oecessloa a
ietus 70 6DaTcnyl anu lhpiores Missouri not
to ruin herseli ana become an instrument
10 Ihe mao smoltlon OF dlsunlonlsts !.
GeneIai scout GENT dlspatches 10 General
butleri at Annapols, giving MIN three days
10 take possession OF tne helay House, nine
mIes rom Baltlmore., General Butler re-
sponGseu os .4s' ne wSGlu %,. nave tellglous ser