Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-20
prI ATOMS WITH MEXICO.

.rnEsDAY siORNrNG.s EPrEMbEN ~ %"
RELATIONS WITH MEAlCo.
IN. uadrsss of General Gadsdch "h p'eso''''"s "
,isls 10 I'M. chief of The Mexican 'o'e'hme" a " -
Am, sre Of character which every msn "h''
sincerely desires The peace and "e''a'e % NC
ms, heartily commend. We may accept The Language u
oo Minister and Of the Mexican ruler, az indicating Tue
cy which is to determine the relations OF The Two
uies . "a, - ~
n in this view that the address Of MIR. 1aus''
satisfactory Those turbulent spirits wh" 'o's .d;ne
brush" with MeAicu, will DO sadly d'sappo' sncaR
The pacific aad friendly assurances OF o and dr,i.us
inp as he unquesunatlr does, the seh', .,i,y a.
Of the Administration. Indeed We '"' 80 ,f m. nd
sert that the drift, aud tenor, II not Tue ' ,I,,
dress were dictated in Washington h''e ,,, no,rv
ton President Pierce has de'e'''"'' ~ ax,sods IN
yv;,, o,disIity which atests his sinceti'y' n'
- 80 n friendship dssipstes her doubts o' '"'
-. -. os.ures her OF the earnest desire Oh ou' w.
.. - cultivate her good will by u just, hoho'"o' '
oiso ,o,icv There is no object Of diplomacy "ne" D'
ondct will not accomplish with Infinitely greater as'
certainty than ever So imposing d demohs'""'" y
aud brayado. In the one case we o'sa''" " ~ ;,h
Mexico, allay her suspicious anu dispose " :, a.,
OUT any apprehension nf violence OF o. sih'''e' e
olhsr we rouse hor antipathy o! race tef heteu''
,t fso Of aggression and thus drive her Into an s''
anco with Powers. whose influence On '''' 'oN''''
country has most reason 10 dread
ia n,ti,uarIy gratifying 10 observe The ueuuiy anu
cordial manner in which Santa Anna responded !" Tue AZ
80 e an, Minister oasmuch he has been represented Is
ehetishing hostile purposes sga'ns' 'he on'eu @''
overnmen, II is difficult predict the policy when e
MeYcso ruler will pursue tor he lives on me eSgehcy u
me moment aud shapes his course according ~ e e'
shifting vicssitudes oi Mexican politics. l" Tue ao'en'e -
any thing 10 his position TO itl'e h'm '"'o o''
with this country, We must not dsHus Tue s'e''' '
pacific declarations. No doubt IL Is MS hehes p"po''
live a, peace with tho United Staes lie has ho'ihg ~
pain but much 10 by provoking our cnln'y Ills whole
energies are absorbed in queng domestic disturbances a"d
n consolidating his power and he hardly desire 10 pre-
yok. contest which viii terminate mach more dsasrously
Tor him and his nation than the raIamitous capag"s
OF 1886 aud !.
We See nothing the policy OF The two sore nnenis or 10
their relations which need give any apprehension oi
unfr!endy feeling between Mexico aud tho United States
On the contrary, obligations Of interest IS wen rs OF ma
tonai faith assure OF the maintenance OF friendly fels
tions between tbs sister republics.
From The New Orleans PIcayunel
LATER FROM MEXICO
10 the Orden OF the 2U!h ut We hnd the sutoiaed ad
dress vi MIR Gadsden presenting his Credentials to The
Pfsrdont. and the reply OF his EScelency MI Gadsden
said:
with great satisfaction present Credentials
and Minister the United States OF North America TO tht
history and structure the Government which |
have the honor 10 represent federal IN HE relations
OF The sovereign Sialvs which compose IL ani pc
uu,ar in the Influences which confer official au.uf
NV 10 declare Will VI Inc peuple-it IS meet that
should nis occasion place al The disposition OF your IA
eency the inaugural address vi recently elected Prrs
Dent who with unanlnily cocinporaneous with that
which called your EXceecy preside The Mexican
nation has been charged with lie terp responsibility al The
administration OF The affairs 81 sister Republic. That I'D
Dress well as the cedcnul letter which present. ID
clare languas" which leaves room Tor q"v"catio oI
fh.f p,d lnh ituf pipFrp
sires TO promote with the nations oi the earth.
I'm mutual respect Tor The nationality oil each other in
ust the aud The letter of
ami treaties in The ccproculiu of free and progressive
commerce. aud In the iraerna alliances which always toll
low an enlightened interchange oi cves the Government
the United States recognizes The suTeSt guarantees oi IN
icrna harmony and abroad 10 .nulnuin These rca
uus of goud will and association Is particularly The Inter
Of the cuntermnous Republics :" North America, wh"s'
very proximity euCh uthrr hc an exciting cause ot II
teguaries the frontiers which may threaten an ntcrrI
against wIc Is properly The policy o both powers
guard
.ndnes ubunduntiy endowed with all The eitnens thut
compose national liberty, with individual prosperity aud ma
onal gfea II they DO animated by The aiieconale Ties
oi tratsrs affinity what obstacles shall obsiruc theft
progress sagacily can CONJECTURE
The United States OF Nor, Amcch, through their ne
credited avail themselves therefore, OF tins
opportunity OF s.lung the Republic o Mexico III slnt o
friendship justice and peace
The reply OF Santa Anna as follows:
Il receive with satisfaction letter OF his ENccllcnct
The President Of United States America which lie
uccredls your rNurlr!CY as Envoy EAiOdlnaf aud hi
lister Plcniputeuliury. III II proof oi the desire
which aolualrs his Eacesncy 10 cultivate the good iea
happily existing between the two countries, and
which are valuable 10 his Government
1.-The address vi The honoted chiei who now rules the
destines friendly republic and which your Excellrncy
takes this uppn tuty presenting me. cannot but be
likewise very satisfactory me, when ia nonlcntous and
solemn senlitns OF such sincere aud faith
,l friendship found expressed in IT. of such udclous pol
Icy and Vi Lcncvu!rnco lul according ~ all the estimates
II prudence ought b. OF Necessity suutcc OF most lei
consequences peace Of the continent This ina nilrs-
laon Joined with that OF the sound principles that you
Excelency atiiins, We'll as the becoming manner III
which pi,mnaes has been conducted viii Ieraih-
ly effect oil adding bau!s ,use Which
Divine closely binds the county winch your Tx
celsncy represents wita Gnc MeAican Republic.
LAS recoghz= principles as The only capable q,
firmly c.menting National rrlatius o theft
advantage negh6urna nations. Which, sprung frnm
the soil OF aud the same cuniri ought 10 cntis,d.i
themselves As brutrcrs ana a pcisualcd vi lie n,ncs
lnueuce which The ldlu! observance vi such Sound doc
will exercise On her destiny hleAio Certainly wl not
depart from und likewise lake pleasure Ia uss,rS yDui
Exceency that you WI! lind IN this Government all The Ia
ciliies yv"r I.qnrcs together with perfect
good faith tile sckcsl arIcnrc Iu justice aud 10 ucatce
and the sincere desire guard lar possibly,
against any Tor differences 10 the END h, the
relations between The lwo countries may become every day
more intimate aud advantageous relations which conti
DENLY expect vi" be secured mDosnbic foundations "t
constant friendship vi mutual aud II reciprocal al
vantage 10 which end vigilance shall be increasingly d
rsctsd
such the POLICY that ny Aimia rn,iun pol,
respect TO all aud will wh pleasure be observed To-
wards the sister lirpusciwh'ch your Exceiency wotls
represents the heCess,s vi an immediate proximity and
It's we'll undGrstOUd iultlt bis iequiIc
"MoxicU thcn through INC, takes lleasdtc lrsponIn.
greeting which Tho United States OF America makes
through your Eycelency, ts spirit .! i'rndsh
justice and peace"
The steamer Jamestown" Capt Parrish
punctuaily, reached her ~hur nj Ruckcs O'Clock
terday morning From New York Norfolk she OPP
posed By violent head wind she nuby the resistance
Of wind und tide, and reached Norfolk hall past
Sunday. She made tine run of less lh1n eleven hours
from Norfolk TO Richmond, stopping deliver passen
gers and freight al CITY Point We have made voyages
on this ilLe anal We have always found them cumor table
and Peasant Captain Pairisi, aud puser Smith OF Il o
Jamestown all that they should lie active ysianl
polite aud cordial in their huspltaies They are well as
sisted by ali the other officers The steamer The tat,