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1t is now ascertained that Presiden. Jones has
revoked Gen. Duff Green's recognition as public
Agsnt. Various conjectures have been indulged
as to the cause Of this extreme measure--some OF
them quite derogatory to the diplomatic acuInen
Of the United States fuctionary and others little
less equivocal in their import. The Texnn Presi
dent for some reason or rother- whether OF o per-
sonal or political character-whether because
Gen. Greone insinuated q menace or brlbe to his
Exceency as the rumors have it-has seen nj 10
rcpel all further intercourse with him. Be the
reason for this conduct what it may, faur pas
of some sort has been made which, seen through
the medium OF surmise and exaggoration, looks
ugly and boding in high degree. "a r.-.


Whether an error Of the U. S. Agent or an
overweening sensibiIi:y on the part of the Texan
Chief Magistrate may have been the cause OF this
abrupt and angry termination of official relations
the schism in the intercourse of the two countries
has Ind most extraordinary effect upon the Bri-
tish and French Charges resident in Texas
These distinguished diplomats have suddenly be-
come sOciable foster brothers. Gen. Gr cen 8
catastrophe has tcked them in tho sweetest pla-
ses. md the miscarriage of American diplomacy
can commune in sympathetic cachinaf'oHise. fie '''eS


Why is this? What is there beneath tho sur
face of this affair that the Reputation Of U. S.
Consul should fill tho hearts of these foreign re-
representatives. with such CLEO ! So loving have
they become on account Of this faur pas, that we
are told they edfy the natives by their tender per-
sonaties. No one would suppose that their re.
spective Governments ever looked and used dag
gers upon one another and they labor for the
nOnce under the impression that the passages al
arms between. from the venesections of La Pu
celle to the phebo.omy at Waterloo. were "love
iicks" merely.


RnSIda 40 tt,p,,
ported to have said that annexation is impossible
for three years-just the length Of limo President
Jones has TO serve. This would imply tho success
Of European Vaccinations with the Texan au.
thorltics Can this inference be true or have
our lnormants given too large significance &c
diplomatic drippngs and the oracular grimace o
ministerial functionarics? Is there something in
trns'callv funny in the disgrace of an American
agent, that tho representatives of the two frs
powers of Europe should laugh themselves inc
another's arms! Is the United States so much
common enemy that misunderstanding between
one Of her officials and President Jones should 81


rejoice the British and French representatives lha


national antipathes are forgotten in the loving cor


diality OF their Jubilation!


There is unquestionably strong effort maxim!


in Texas to bring that country under bonds t'


Europe. 1t is also possible that the dfcutic:


between Gen. Green and the Texan Cabinet, a


this critical juncture. may hasten a negotiation


that will affect American interests most seriously


1t is possible that the expectation of adyanagae Ea 4 I,


be acquired whilst 50 Se;'~;- ,'u''o' vi


: p, rrung. mas excited the hopes Of European EN-


bassics to such elevation. AT all events there i


that astir which might well induce such Of ou


citizens as desire annexation TO act promptly il
! A. i-:-----Tho Governments opposed 10 sucl
| a measure are busy enough, we learn from
| sources IN which there can be no mistake.-N. o
Picayune.