Department Of stase, IPa,hnsion, IAN 81, 1877.
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1t is a part Of The ex,iaordinary policy OF the op
position to imagine charges against the Admins
iration, however improbable, and to take no notice
of their refutaon. A good deal of hustle and va.
pouring took place about the allowance to Mr. John
A. King, as Charge des Affaires at London. In
formation was asked and si,en. But none Of the
opposition papers have nubAshsd the Secretary OF
States report, because il demonstrated tha, the al
lowance complained Of could noa have been refused
without violating the established usage OF the Gov
eminent, and that Mr.. ] A. Kings situation ss .
Charge was The natural and necessary consequence
OF iha principles Of public aw.--.Nat. journal