JOHN FORSYTH.

_Mr. Sérurier to Mr. Forsyth_.

[Translation.]

WASHINGTON, _February 23, 1835_.

Hon. JOHN FORSYTH,

_Secretary of State_.

SIR: My object in asking you this morning to name the hour at which it

would suit you to receive me was in order that I might, in consequence

of my recall as minister of His Majesty near the United States, present

and accredit M. Pageot, the first secretary of this legation, as chargé

d'affaires of the King. This presentation, which, according to usage, I

calculated on making in person, I have the honor, in compliance with the

desire expressed to me by you, to make in the form which you appear to

prefer.

I thank you, sir, for the facilities which you have been kind enough

to afford me in the note preceding that now answered, also of this

morning's date, and which crossed the letter in which I demanded an

interview.

I have the honor to renew to you, sir, the assurance of my high

consideration.

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