New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

pxEsesrArsos OF rHE MyxlcAs MluIsrfR.-On the 22d
instant Senior Don Manuel L.xanssr presented big ore
sornary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of the Mexican
Republic to this Government. Hc made tho following
Mosi Essess Sri have been ntrustcd with tho hon.
cradle mission Of representing Mexico the Govern
ment Of this Republic The appointment Of Envoy b.
and Minister tentiary which has been
conferred upon me- affords the distinguished honor Of
being the OF the sentiments BY which she is
ctated ana q expressing my own to the worthy Chief
tjs great nation All this will be found in the creden-
ais which have this day the pleasing satisfaction
preent The relations between the two republics of
the highest Importance. The Mexican Government is
esrous cultivate friendship and good understanding
that those relations may be sustained and happily pre-
served unatered Its most earnest wishes for the
maintenanceof pence, which should exist between
them avoid all occasions tending to disturb that
peace drive from tho path which for their own
interest should be forsaken by either in order
that dsagreeable unhappy may engen-
der enmity between two nations which, inhabting the
prosperity around them ought each be employed by
such just and enlightened policy put into
practice in securing the welfare and moral perfection of
its citizens and the material progress Of the
try tlatter myself that nothing will occur to alter
diminish these sentiments of goodwill and consideration
that both nations being guided by them and by the
principles Justice whatever obligations may spring up
on either side or may have been contracted between
them, will be fulfilled to the letter My aims and all my
efforts will be directed that the interests of Mexico
which called upon to uphold may always be
ced and in harmony with those Of this great and en-
lightened nation and that during my mission may rely
upon the kindness and esteem your Exccency whose
noble qualities are known everywhere and duly appre
eated.
TO which the President replied as follows:
lam happy SIR to welcome you as the representative
Of contermnous republic There is certainly reason
why the utmost harmony and good feeling should moi
prevail between Mexico and the United States The In
creasg intercourse between them is mutually beneficial
and every effort compatible with Justice and national
honor should be made anicably to adjust pending diff
cuties. unhappy, some such have arisen but cor
daily unite with you in expressing the hope that all obi
cations either side will be faithfully fulfilled This in
my opinion, would be the only which would COM
port with the honor and dignity of two republics whose
territories occupy large space the North American
continent.
pray that the Supreme Ruler Of the Universe may
direct the councils Of both nations as to induce each te
render equal and exact Justice to the other and that you
may be instrumental in accomplishing this desirable
suit towards which promise you my cordial co-opera
ton In conclusion permit to you that dur
ing your residence among us, you may depend upon
ceiving every consideration and courtesy from this GOV
ernment which due to the representative Of sister
nuhlc.