Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

col tFiilu now French Ca tff6et sSf6is,Er
llI am mliniormed, WtfG "a the habit iof loof-
ting at each utlierith blank ast6nis6ment
and wondering why they were eoint IL
Ne xico;4W they were going 10 spend
NH lh1hsin order to collect 4 Few thousands
Bqt.n9Ei since the attack on their Minis.
tet ha esfecinily on his baggage, The
e sans be assimilated IN us p6iitfcaI
COR sltin 20 that OF Syria, and wherever.
sssaateliS exists there the Prehch have a
mis- sston 10 iiifll. All ats0hes the order
mas been issued for sending out an army
f0t occupation, and 1t is embarltin1 at the
present moment. Ont enemies In R6Rla66
ate delighted at this event, because itI0oks
like an intimidation or even a menace for
qs, "a any case asa humiliation but I do
not think that tie French Government
thought OF anything else IN sending these
y, QUO troops than Of fulfilling mission of
pabnc order, aud, when this shall have
oeen accomplished, OF. recalling 4hem. If
necessary TO accomplish this mission.
France will propose to tue MexiSans
monarchy aud a Prince; if the MexicRDs
have the good sense to crowd around and
stist4ttt Jnarez, the mission will terminate
Win the restoration of order, and Mexico
VIII remain a republic,
Fhe movements OF the priVateer Sumter
IN the Mediterranean is just how one OF
the SENSATIONS of, the moment among the
A.msrtcanstn Europe. 1t Is supposed here
that IF no Federal vessel arrives in time
she will commits certainfuumbero of ilenFe.
dattous inithe Mediterranean and then sail
for the South American coast. The teIe.
graph reports fight between the Sumter
and an American vessel of Algicrs, but
We nave no means tts yetof ascertaining
the truth in the matter -
There has been little trouble this win
Ter apOnt the presentation of Americans at
the Court of tue Tuileties. The officers of
HIS MajestY's household pretend that last
winter Mr.. Faulkner introduced, uuWill-
tnglyi no doubt, on his part, certain impro-
per persons, or rather, perhaps, persons
who did not behave properly when in the
palace. no prevent a repetition of snch
conduct, they demanded this winter, when
Alr; Dayton sent his first list, that lie
snonldsNdd' TO the names of tile indiyiilu
AIS rs do the other Ministers. tllrir titles
OF professions. This Mr.. Dayton could
NOT 40, since Americans have no titles aud
many OF them no professions, ami since 10
go Into details OH the personal history of
eactS Individual Wonld be ridicuIous.
correspondence ensued, aud in the mean
time the period fixel for tile frst rccen-
ton passed by. Before the second one
came OF, however, which was fixed for
Wednesday evening last, ono Of the ofii
cie!s Of the Government, II. de billing,
called on, the American Minister. and nr.
ranged tliG matter by simply accentfnp tile
Ministers assurance of the high .tespecth-
.bility aud worthiness of the parties Who
desired TO be presented
Owing to the sudden turn in political
attigits, or.rltber to the excitement that had
been caused amohgth Amcrieans by the
apparent determination 6t France 20 Join
England Z: in hostile measures against The
'Gntled StAtes, several gentlemen, whose
ti'tsi'es egFtle list ioBirssl IN,
from II. feeling that in going to The TdH.
er'ls IN. such large numbers TO be presented,
would place them in mn awkward position;
6ut lie Minister, whose Judgment was 40
doubt better than their own, thougbt II
better policy not to perform any act Slicb
look like a demonstration, or which would
provoke the attention of the French Gov.
ernment. NIALAKoyr
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