The animals were drove by the parties named
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RECEPTION OF THE U STATES Consul. AT TANGrER.
From official documents, published in the Union.
we have the circumstances under which Mr.. Tho
mas N. Carr was received by the authorities of Tan
gier. The frgate Cumberland was selected to con.
vey Mr.. G. from Gibraltar 10 Tangier, and Commo
dore Smith, apprehending that there wonld be some
difficulty about the reception Of our Consul, thought
it advisable to make demonstration OF force, and
accordingly ordered the Plymouth to accompany
him. On their arrival at Tangier, Mr. Carr recev-
ed letter from the Bashaw, from which the Com
modore learned there would be objections made to
Mr.. Carr's reception The Commodore declined firing
the customary sautes, until the difficulty about MIR
Carrs reception settled He obtained interview
with the Bashaw, ia which he told him that MIR Carr
had his commission Consul and letter for the Empe
of Morocco from the President and must insist
upon Mr.. Carr's being officially received After good
deal of pariey. the Bashaw consented receive Mr. c.
officially, provided the Commodore oud give certif
cate stating that he could not wait for reply TO be re-
ceved from certain dispatches which the Emperor had
forwarded to tho President. The Commodore did so
MIR. Carr was officially received and the customary sa
lutes were exchanged between the T. s. ships and tho
battery on shore.