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AMERICAN CONSUL AT TANGIERs.-A story has
been circulated for days in certain papers re-
lative to Mr. Carr recently appointed Cousul at Tan
giers, in place of Mr. Mulowney This story re-
presents that the Emperor of Morocco will not &C
cept Mr.. Carr as Consul from this country, on ac-
count of some difficulty which took place when ne
ives formerly in Tangers as Consul.


We doubt the accuracy of this statement alto
gether. The difference which took place between
the Consul and the local authorities of Tangiers had
nothing to do with the sentiments or feelings Of the
Emperor of Morocco. Indeed the latter parsonage
justified and approved the Consuls course. Nor do
we believe that when he reaches his destinati on, of
which we have not yet heard, he will be refused the
erequater. The probable origin of this story may
be found in desire in some quarters to defeat Mr.
Carr before the next Senate