The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-27

Argentine Republic.
Among our files from Buenos Ayrss is the Bt;.h
Packets neatIy-printed and ably-edited iournal0
which we find the official copies OF the correspondent.
and ceremonies occasioned by the retirement OF our
ehargs dofaires, Mr. Harris. from that court Tue ad
dress of Mr. Harris to the Minister Of Foreign Afsiu
OF the appropriate, on such an OCCASION that, W.
have read the reply 10 il contains the most aa,
tering proof OF the high esteem in which Mr. Harris wa,
held by The government OF Gen Rosas. II would give NJ
great pleasure TO spread the correspondence before our
readers but the want Of space obliges copy o0v
the account given of il by the editor Of the British Packs,
He speaks OF it as follows:
DlrLomAric CORRESPONDENTS Diplomatic bouquets Often
saudiy snowy, seldom possess much intrinsc iagsnc
That arising OF Mr.. Hanss depa is a notable "a
honorable exception from the general rule. The person,
courtesy and International cordially thar breathe ia e,r
sentence plee sing and suspicious.
Placed at the exremities OF their respective continent.
yet bound together Ly the silken ties OF natal sympshv
aud reciprocal regard, the two great American conedeI
tons maintain the equilibrium Of the socia system Of ia
world, and guarantee the triumph and prevalence Of
popular institutions throughout the fair and fertile region.
of the New World
In fostering and drawing closer these bonds OF ami,
during his diplomatic residence nj this capital, the Hon
William A. Harris has rendered important service NOT
only to the Two countries respectively Dut 10 tue cause
humanity
The eoqnen!ye appreciation OF tho govcrnmen,
in his in other Of still higher importance, on,
faithful echo OF the public sentiment aud the univel
regret experienced the occasion Of his departure moi
only by his coun,rymen and the Argentine but By III.
foreign community large 10 noble and eritcd tribus
to tho worth and amiably of Mr. Harriss private chac
ter and the frank dgnied and efficient In which
he has discharged his important official duties.
His valedictory address, presenting the Minister
RaIut AtAy pG rdu ~
Of the cabinet OF Washington near This government is
production Of and eminent inertia proud trophy
to our diplomatic annals--a noble Of the Dol
shed ubaniy the cultivated talent and extensive literary
the author. that will pefpetuate and cmbam
tho memory Of Mr.. Harris In Duenos Ayrcs whilst il will
be cherished precious memenro by his many ardeny
attached friends in the circles Of private lifc
His appreciation OF past history present s,ua
on and future prospectshis profound, and
accurate estimate of General Rosas patriotic state.
man-and above ALL the unrvallcd, the immortal portrait
he delineated of the WORTH tho amabilty the ANGEL
al bcnignity, and the devoted heroic patriotism Of Miss
Manuelita de Rosas Ezcurra-command alike our un
bounded admiration, inefabe gra iude. Here he has
touched with masters hand chord to which all hear,
vibra,e responsive and could wish for the pen Of
Daniel Webster, il only for five minutes thst We
might thank his worthy retiring repre- sentative in ate
coming manner
But limits are less expansive than wishes apt
therefore conGne ourselves al present {, wishn
Mr. Harris safe and pleasant voyage, ard happy meet
ing his family and friends and may his fu,ure caee
successful and brilliant the episode recorded in iii
proud galaxy OF official documents 10 which we sude.