Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
.TIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
ENrATIoN OF THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S.

ENTATIoN OF THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S
E ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers Pleni
tiary of Foreign Governments, and othe
,matic Functionaries, accredited to the Gov
,ent of the United States, were presented tt
PRESIDENT yesterday, at l2 o'clock, at the Ex
I've Mansion, the President being attended BY
e members of his Cabinet who are in town.
everal Of the Diplomatic personages were ab
s; some from indispositon and others from
ing gone on summer excursions into distant
different parts of the country. The following
isentations took place:
Rlssia.-M. ALEXANDER DE BopIsco Envoy EItTaordi-
" and Minister Penipotentiary M. EDWARD SroEcKL,
fst Secretary Of Legation.
Great Byitain.-Rt Hon. Sir H. L. BULwER, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PIenipotentary.
France-M sam DE BoIs LIE CoArE, Envoy Extra
ranary and Minister Penipotentary NJ. A. DE BoURBoU-
on Secretary of Legation M J. MARIE, M PousHELsUE,
nd M. PHILIBERT, Attaches.
Spain-Don A. CALDERoS DE Ia BARcA, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipoeniary
PortugaL-The Commander J. c. DE FIGASIERE E
sIoRAo, Minister Resident
Pr..ssia.-M MAssus, Charge d'Affaires ad interim.
M.
Denmark.-M. STEM DE BILLIE, Charge dAAaires.
Bra-h-The Chevaier SERGIO TERcEIRo DE MAcEDo,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
Chik.-Don MANUEL CARvALLo, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentay Don FRAscIsco 8 AsTABu-
auAsA, Secretary Of Legation.
Peru-Don j. M. TIRApo, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotentiay.
Merioo.-Don ANGEL HUIcI, Attache.
n L
ter Penipoentiary Of the Emperor of Russia, being
the senior member of the Corps, on being pre-
sented to the President made the following address
in behalf of himself and his colleagues:
has pleased Divine Providence to take out of this world
the Chief Magistrate appointed by the people preside
the desines of the American Union. After having shared
with the whole country the deep and unanimous regrets given
to the memory Of the usoas General and eminent States
whose long and brilliant has been suddenly
closed, the Diplomatic Corps appears before you to present
their respects the President designated by the Constitution
to complete the term of the national election.
feel happy Mr. President be able to you, in
the the Ministers and the heads of Legation here pre-
sent that the Soveregns and Governments which have
the honor represent desire frankly maintain the best
lations with the American Government.
The happy position of the United States gives them great
may agae the world and devote all their efforts to the
of the Union and the growth of the national
prosperity.
The Diplomatic Corps sincerely hopes, Mr. President that
the of your Administration may respond your good
intentions and your known devotion the best interests
Of your country.
To which the PRESIDENT thus replied:
Mr.. BoDIsco, and Gentlemen of the Diplomatic Corps
have listened your address with mingled emotions Of
and satisfaction it reminds again of the irreparabe
loss which my country has sustained in the death of my illus
tious predecessor out it is gratifying TO receive from the
prcsenaves of foreign nations the of their friend
ly feelings and anxious desire cultivate amcabe relations
with this Government. congratulate you, Mr.. Bodisco,
and your colleagues upon the universal peace which
prevails and the good auspices which hang the future
happy you that rcoiPocato, cordially
all the good will which you have expressed towards this
try and that nothing shall be wanting my part main
tain those kind relations with all foreign nations which
ally spring the love of honorable peace with every
eign Power
As you have justly remarked, position is such
empt Us from the agang controversies of the old world and
nv intention is maintain strict neutrality towards all
TONS the policy of the United States eIerng every
legitimate authority restrain any aggression upon the rights
Others and using the powers Of Government promote the
harmony, prosperity and union Of this growing Republic
the desinies of which have Unexpectedly been called
preside
tender to you and your colleagues respectively, Mr.
Bodisco, the assurance Of my high regard.