The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
A POSSIBLE Event.
Counsellor stoughion Rs United states MIN
lister TO England.

lister TO England.
The Count Joannes presents his compile
ments 10 the editor OF THE SUN, and transmits
the subjolned letter for publication as singularly
colncident with the editorial article Of this day.
Tho enclosed letter was written before The
SUNS leader was read by the Count, but It
proves sympathetic judgment 10 a subject mat
ter Of interest TO the public In possible future
political event.
NEW York CITY, July %, 1870.
ing to my promise, mere 1Fe whai briefy narrated
% yos asg MAY & 81 as45e se Of to yIal
brother IN lay IL thi1 CITY. ,,,. .. o.,,,u.,
history OF Ancient xmeries Gpubiished by MessTs
Lonrrsn q Cos the late King of Prussia, who there
81 thAt lime our Minister at Prussia Tneo
Of v estnoreland Was british Ambissador to whom
Ss istsSdreea py ietsr from L9Ta ns BEs ~
wellington whose niece was married 10 Lord West
H. j became the repeatedly invited friend Of the
King. Queen Prince ana Prncesses, Baron Won Hum.
pioss Of Germany, then Crown Prince aud Princess of
neso,sicd between the nite3 states and Prussis pei
Baron Won Bulow, Minister Of Foreign Ar.ss ana Flu.
ssrdlns the intenacd treaty thcrcupon Mir. Wheaton
lAs M Fay was ABOUT To- reside IN "llr'9ndl l9 me
y aud Ministers had publicly bestowed upon me, as
digoW and emolunents OF Secretary OF Lcgauon-ssl.
PER- ne ,pS.as fqs ss .s In ths kn
Minister of Foreign Affairs, the historian orator
| poet, &c.
III A. by the Constitution of the United States.
| could nccept any honors gifts from the King.
viii held office Of trust or einOlunert and being
ambitious for honors for mental merit respectfully
tue SecrutAryshp. but dd AID the treaty In
conversation had with the good aud Intellectual King
| of Prussia. The treaty was mutually signed. and 10
| nov the law
". Vow to apply the above 10 Edwin W. stoughton
Esq. In the same manner when tue Prince, Lou 3
NanOleun (NapOeOn IIl), was IN this city he NY
guest the Prince Arthur of England vAs the CUES
oil Counsellor sogguun, and certainly one of Tie most
courtly gentlemen uf the New York bar. Thence
| n GOV laycs sh.l be elected President Of tue
Unitcd States, Counsellor StOugutOn land without any
dsparagrueut to 10Y exec lent friend and also coury
gent oman, Edwards PprrepOut, would he an admir- a.
knyOy NJ nj ter to the Court Of 81 James ami dOuOy
IA power. from the fact that he was the hospaO
host to the OF The Empressuce Victoria There
fore not opS would Mr.. otpug. IA be received M his
diplomatic Ctar ctcr with due distinctions but trnfOd
stronger In friendship b. the Queen at Windsor Castle
her guest, ~ was bY the King OF Prussia at his
palace al Berlin trendshlp would thus be Joined 10
diplomacy, stll securing pccr perpeual between the
two great nations. aud which aided Ia England ~ nv
| diplomatic mission from our Government uy suggest
ing Ae nomination OF Lord Asluutton As Speclal BRIT
isn AmoaAsador, In generation with the late Duke
OF Cambridge, anu the Queen did 30 nominate. re
eeNed the thanks OF my constant friend, Secretary the
| Hon. DAME Wooster.
| With comp limenis to Counsellor stoughton youri
| truly. GEORGE, rHE Count JoANAEs,
| Of the New YORK supreme Court, Historian, &c.
NEW YORK CITY, July %, 1870. % Chambers street.