The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02
Presentation OF the Foreign Ministers.

From the Washington hspubilci August
The ENJOYS Extraordinary aud MINISTER'S flen-
poentiary OF foreign governments, aud other diplo
matte fuDcionsries accredited To tbs government OF
the United States, were presented To the President
yesterday at twelve O'clock at the executive man-
siOn-Ihe President being attended by those mem
beIs Of bis cabinet who we're IN town, Several OF
the diplomatic prrsonages were absent; soms ron
iDdisposiuon, and others from having gons on sum
mer Excursions into distant aud different parts OF
the country. The following presentations took
place.
NJ ALExAsDRE DE BooIsco, Envoy Extraordinary
NJ ED~ARD DE sroEcAL, First Secretary OF the Lega-
tion.
ut Hon. Sir II. L. BULwKR, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary.
NJ sus DE BoIs LIE CoMrK, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary.
NJ. A. DaBouRDoULoN, Secretary Of Legation.
NJ. J. MARIE, ii. PoUssIELouE, NJ. PHLIBERr, At
tacbes.
Don A. CALDERoS La BARcA, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary
The Commander J. c. DE fIGASIERE MoRAs, Minis
ter Resident
NJ. MAosUs, Charge d'Afsires I'D interim.
NJ HrSnI Bosch srrsclR, Minister Resident.
Denmark
NJ. srEss BILLIE, Charge dAfairss
Br0zH
The Chcvalier SERGIO rERcEIRo DIN MAcEDo, Envoy
hAu~oioibaiy spu piihieNi fteh'P"''n'i"iJ'
Don MANUEL CAKvALLO, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary.
ton.
Don J. M. TmADO, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter flenipotentiAiy.
Don ANGEL HuIcI, Attaehe
MIR. BoDIsCo. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenipOte nIiary of the Emperor Of Russia, being
the senior mrmber OF the corps, in being presented
10 the President, made the following address IN be-
half OF bimseli aud hi. COLLEAGUES -
1t has pleased Divine Providence take out OF this
world the Chief Magistrate appointed by the people TO
preside over tbs drstinIss OF the ApericsA Union.
After having shared With the whole country the
deep and nimous regrets given 60 the memory OF
the iustrious General and eminent stsesm au whose
long and brilliant career has been 80 suddenly closed
the Diplomatic Corps appear before you TO present
their respects TO the PRECEDENT designated by the CON
stutOn TO plete the term Of the natio nal eles ton
feel happy Mr. President TO be able to assure you,
In the vi the Ministers aud heads OF Legation
here present, that the sovereigns and gsvsrnments
which have the honor to Represent, desire frankly
to maintain the best relations with the American
government.
The happy position Of the United States gives them
great for unconnected with the
tests that may sg the world aud 10 O. vote all their
Efforts the OF the MON aud the growth
OF the national pros p,rity.
The Diplomatic Corps sincerely hope. Mr. President
that the success Of your Administration may respond
TO your good Intentions and TO your devotion to the
country
To which the PRESIDENT thus replied
hr bOuitcO, ana gtntletDen OF the DtpiOmhtlo
eorps-I have listened to your address with mingled
emotions OF sorrow and satisfaction; 1t reminds me
again Of the irreparsble loss which country has
sustained in the death OF my iustrous predecessor
but IL gratifying 20 receive from the Representatives
Of foreign nations the OF heir friendly feel
iDgs and snxiOus desire TO cultivate smicablc rels
lions with this government 4 congratulate you. Mr.
Bodisco and colleagues, upon the universal peace
which prevails and the good auspices which hang
over the future and am happy to assure you that
reciproeate most cordially all the good will which you
have expressed tossrds this country; and that mo-
thing shall be wanting part, 20 msintzin those
Kind relations with all foreign nations which natural
ly spring from the love OF honorable peace with every
foreign psvsr.
AZ you have Justly remarked our postisnis such AS
20 exempt from the agita ing controversies of the
old world; and my intention IL 20 m tintain strict
neutrality towards all nations as the true policy OF
the United stAtes exring every legitimate authority
TO restrain aggr~nson this rights OF others
and psins the powers OF government TO promote tbs
harmony, prosperity, ana union OF this growing re-
public. the d~stinirs OF which have. 30 une
pectedly been called to preside
tender TO you. and your colleagues. respectively,
Mr.. Bodlsco, the assurance OF my high regard.