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REJECTION OF OUR PRUssIAN CoNsUL.-It is said
that the King of Prussia has refused TO receive Mr.
Graebe, citizen of the United States, Consul of
the United States for the Rhenish provinces aud that
government will not put up with this unceremo-
nous treatment the part of his majesty, the King
of Prussia This is the second Consul of the United
States to whom this sovereign has refused the ex-
equatur; but he has never before come out,with
the strange plea that lie cannot accept Consul who
is not q subject ofPrussa. In relation TO this matter


correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger very pros
pery says that our government ought TO reappoint
Mr. Graebe matter of pride, and if the King still
persists in refusing him the exequatur the exequatur
of all Prussian consuls in this country ought to be
withdrawnby the President. 1t Is said that there is
not letter from the United States that enters Prussia
which is not opened. and confscaied if it contain a
libel sentiment, and there is doubt whatever but
that a consul Of the u s., if subject of Prussia,
would be required by the officers of his government to
communicate to the proper authorities of his country
the contents of his Washington correspondence before
the post Office would be willing 10 take charge of IT,
OF, if he should refuse to do So the post Office would
open and read that correspondence without giving
i him notice.