The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

Ter bad sushorised dceisl q this ststsmsnt, add
ing that the British government would net lntsE.
Mexico
Tbs Sau Luis Potosi papers eontsiu an advertise
rent sienea by Henry Nay, Offering . reward Of
$500 to any that will give xsct Aforust,oo -
Owned hy DR. Gardiner, and $500 moro 70 any ose
that will show in the saue district u qaicksiiver
miLe pretended TO no Owned by DR.. Meas
The federal government had ordered snspsnsioe
Of the usual traffic permits for goods going TO aud
from TamaulipAs, in consequence of tho revolution
there.
We translate from the Mexican papers the follow
spEscH or JuDGE CorxIrc-On being presented TO the
President OF NJ xico.
senior Prssdent-On presenting to your Kroe,.ssy .,
OF tho United States aoo,ed,tea TO the overau mt Of
your ExcreDcy, refrain from speaking OF tue seat
States TOWARDS your Exc .llenc, aad towards ths
pee pie IT this the greatest OF our sister republics
on this continent brcauss Mr. Fillmore hes wished
TO be bis exponent OF those sentiments In
tha personal letter winch have the honor deliver
But sya myself with Pride and pleasure Of this opsos-
tunIy to Iecs to your ExolrDoy the love or justice,
ioD the respect II tue riya
Of other nations that in all fOs'gn relations as Al
n bis patriotic regard for tbs ~sfire of hi
Ia every hing concerning ner domestic policy have
10 bnDcTabiy distinguished hts administration Your
Exoeleocy will not TALL to perceive in mis- firm aud
Gems ant sdhesk 10 those prDopies sure gatrAusoe
that In icgerd to tbs several points which ceuAnf sn
mt between the two g0vsrBE2en there be
binR In instrncticDe O6igDg TO ins's IN any
thing which ia the Judgment Of my couatry IL not ua
quetiioDably just and In regard W my 'of ,an assure
your Fxceercy that my desire sell duty will
keep me within tie limits i have mentioned. It, as
have doubt, | should hsvs tia good for.
tune to find this COVER mt animated by e,MAr ssnd
m.Dts hsl ct despair 10 pt and
arrange Eent Of all the differences between tue go
governments and tre founQsIo Of peace and rtead
ship firmly established brtween the two nations.
When We shall happily have arts0ed that o5jeot hero
will sBly remain to my .rymen unresarvsd syn
patty with tho wise stste4msn aud patriotic crsen. Of
this republic in their efOrts consolidate by Of
wise Jaws and strict administration IT ju,co tins bless
ings OF liberty aud DaonHl yea, the day waish hops
Of prosperity and grandeur ooortioDsts with its geo
graphical extent It's unequsllsd ural sl1uo0ts of
wealth the variety and saubrity Of It, tho
ell WpsfsDg magnifo+ncs ana richness of II, soil.
The President replied in the folio xiag terms
Senior Mnjster--I am happy receive from your Ex-
cellency the credentials which constitute you repressu
sive Of the United States this government OF
Mezica, republic and the private letter Of his Exoesnsy
Mr. Fillmore President OF those states The senumanss
Of patriotism moderation and jutics which his
with honor to his country arc veil known. In them,
and In the personal sentments which your ESoeaRoy
has expressed. do ses guarantee OF u pronDs and
happy srran cement OF the dive affairs pending
The Mexican sovernment guided aiSass by tina seua.
mems nsDed has insi-ted nothing not In conformity
With them and the perfect CT the two govern
DeDts in such holy principles will produce the sonsot
the two countries The wish Of the Msxiosn republic
and also my own persousl d~frs is that shs daily
eraw more cioee those friendly and Useful relations aud
entertain the most Doere de.ire for sperty Of
United States and its worthy President tulsBg
myself TT the time for the wise eiectiOu OF your
nguiebed e for tn. obssa cf promoting those nte
resse Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleu po0n
;isry from those States to this republic.