The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-14
From yesterdays National Int lligencer
Of the DAploaaattc CORPS by the President.

From yesterdays National Int uigencer
Reception Of the Diplonaatac the Prssadent
Yesterday. at one o'clock. pursuant to previous ar
rangemen the President Of the United States surround
ed by his constitutional advisers received the sautatsns
OF the representatives OF foreign governments at Wash
ngon On the occasion OF his accession TO the CHIEF ma
gistracy.
The whole number Of the members of foreign legations
present was, understand, thirty -two-all in their
official costumes.
The address on behalf of the diplomatic corps was de-
vered by the Oldest member OF that corps present. Gen
Don Carlos Maria de Alvear minister plenpotentary and
extraordinary OF the Argentine Confederation in the fol-
lowing terms;
government of the United Sate has the honor through
express the Chief Magistrate OF this republic
dcncy which they profoundly convinced will rebound
to the honor and happiness of the people whom
peace and friendly which now 20 happily exist
between the United and tho countries which
psua,ed to the mutual advantage and we'll being Of all
And you may be well assured, sir, that nothing shall be
We profit Of hi. OCCASION Mr.. President to express
you cordial wishes for your health and happiness
To which address the President replied:
GKsrLKMKS: accept with lively satisfaction, the
CALCULATIONS which you have been pleased to tender me
ais ndeaSor to es with the
you respectively represent the most cordial relations
of amity and good will In this shall be guided by the
cardinal policy ofhs government and doubt cheered
by your kind and Jealous cooperation.
Permit me also to offer to You individually, my best
wishes for your welfare.
The President was then presented individually each
of the gentlemen composing the corps exchanging sau
. tations with them in his usually cordial manner.
Previous to the general reception above described at
private audience, the Chevalier de Macedo, charge
sasessdns I'M Tsa in apay
!. sented by the Secretary of State the President
which occasion the representative OF Brazil deliv
J, cred the following address
Mr.. PRESIDENT His Majesty the Emperor, my august
sovereign, has earnestly awaited OF all occasions '
and xea, Which, bv It's position in this vast
= nen.. is one Of his natural allies
renewed proof of those sentiments cleary and ank,
> expresses them.
mutual advantage Of both people and the ympahies o.
her governments be disturbed by secondary
feel happy in being able express myself before the
citizen whom the United States OF America have
Permit say, Mr. President, that consider it gooe
omen for your mat one OF =. s acts
dress you in the of the august representative OF
sne to TIC and as
In respect myself. General feel highly aattered Ii
dsavos to tighten the bands Of friendship which unite GU
The policy the
OF this republic will facilitate the accomplishment m,
tain the Of and Of its iusrou
e President, whom uiready honor and admire.
;. To which the President responded:
cordially welcome you the representative of an EN-
IT ofmuua and important interests
~ 10 my cohoe"H1 ch"eo'Vf
ton of the executive government 10 cultivate and perpet
by all honorable friendly relations with brazil
and develop still further the great intercourse
J. between the Two naNons is confidently believed tina
the government of Brazil will its make all just
" ertons towards accomplishing results desirable. You
l. mission received proof that the sentiments which
is my province utter behalf Of this government
reciprocated by yours Thanking for tho kind
pressons which you have been pleased to address
personally, that your soourn in the United State
may be agreeable to YOURSELF and advantageous to boil
l. countries.
# Whilst the new representative OF Brazil is welcome.
he noht tn he In orr IL il a n II
that they will henceorth miss him in the circles Of Wash
70 ington society.
1.-THE National Integeacer inadvertently states tina
at the Chevaer de Macedo presented to the Presden
ia the capacity of charge daares OF the Emperor of Bra
a z But his official character is that of envoy extra
ordinary and minister penpotentiary.