No. 9. N. Pesseet 10 .Me. Forsyth. TRANSLATION Washington, Dec. 1, 1885

No. 9.
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dshington, Dec. l, lSoo. To the Hon. JOHN FORSYTH,

 Secretary of State of the United States: Sir-On the llth of September last, had tho honor, as was authorised, to read to you a despatch which his Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs had addressed to me on the l1th Of June previous, respecting the state of tue relations between France and the United States. The object of this communication was to make known to the Cabinet of Wash ington, in form often employed, the point of view from which the Kings Government re- garded the difficulties between the two coun- tries, to indicate the means by which, in it's opinion, they might be terminated in a man. ner honorable to both Governments. was also authorised to allow yon, in case you shoald desire 1t, to take copy of this des- patch; but contrary to the expectation which diplomatic usage in such cases permitted me to entertain, you thought proper to refuse to request 1t.

 regretted this resolution of yours, sir, at the time. because Tn the first place, it appear cd te be Ut variance with (s'ecarter de) that