New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21

is as her first diplomatic representative to hi
greatest OF all republics, either of ancient o
+ modern times, and in which it was my GOOD for
tune TO he born and bred till early manhood,
: have had the honor to deliver into the hands q
yonr Secretary Of State, the letter which nc
credits me in my character Of Charge d. A flares
Z ana l avail myself of the present occasion. h,
the permission you have kindly accorded Il
7 me, TO assure you, that the Government an,
e people OF Ecuador are animated by n SINGER
d desire to cement and perpetuate the friendl,
(, relations now so happily subsisting between III,
F., two sister republics
. Ecuador, by her geogr 'phical position, il
e most advdntageously situated for foreign com
merCe, espe tally with the United States on The
west coast of the Pacific Her resources mine.
raj, vegetable, and Agricultural iucxhaus.
uble, and susceptible of immense deyeIon,nent
embracing great variety OF the most valuable
commercial productions, both Of the temperate
ana tofrid zones. Guayaquil, her chief port
tue hnest on the southern Pacific is the mart
OF an extensive and increasing commerce Ma
naoi and Esmeraldas, on the same coast are
ehgiby situated for opening intercourse and
trade with the Sittoral Provinces the valuable
group OF the Galapagos are her DEPENDENCIES
Quito, her capital, in ancient times the seat of
| the vast empire of the lncas, and the most ele :
waited city Of the world, is perched like an eagles
eyre, IN the Pichinea, one of the lofty submits
OF the Andes, from whose eastern stones descend
the majestic Napo, Postaca Putomayo and
other large auriterous and navigable rivers
| draVerslng many hundreds of mics the rich and
| fertile eastern provinces of the republic and
disemboguing into the mighty Amazon, in which
there Is an uninterrupted navigation for vessels
Of the largest burden to its mouth To unfold and
| develop the productive resources of the new Ell
| Dorado ; to promote immigration, agriculture,
ana tradlns settlements, along with steam COM
munication, those waters; and in fine In
70 tbaa n,
with these United States are among the chief
objects OF my mission
p" In the discharge of the important duties
thus devolvlng on me, it will be nv constant
ann on all occasions, to promote the most
fnendly and cordial understanding between the
two governments, as it is equally my pleasing
DUTY to assure you, sir, personally, OF the high
respect and admiration entertained by the Gov
eminent and people of Ecuador for the Govern
ment and people of the United States for whose
prosperity and welfare, and the perpetuity of
the Union, they fervently invoke the Supreme
Ruler OF the Universe and that your admins
tration of this glorious republic" the land of
tne Tree and the home of the brave may be
characterized by the same wisdom, patriotism,
and enlightened craftsmanship, which so pre
emnently distinguished that of its immortal
founder
To this address the President made an appro-
pirate reply.
Orr RELATIONS WITH China. Ion unde
date of the 18th from Washington to the Bal |
timore Sun, says:
The state of things in China has much inter. |
est for the people Of the United States, but the
British press rives our Government Zoo rnnb |
credit in its surmise that onr intarests in tbo+ |
quarter have been corefnllv watoLed ID .L
we are ready TO seize upon any advantage that
however for somr ottartinn ~, ~ Sa ~.
Government, and, fortunately. one 1na,nLar If
the Cabinet, General CusLi,, IL battn,
quainted with the subiect in oiI it ras,,,a.,
thsp any individual in tbe conntry III oI
vice will, no douht he tho noI;c, ~ h nda, a"
in orr relations viii ia II - %
1t is supposoi 1hat M Norsb Oil ba ratoi,o1
at Constantinorle for son,o fivno mo navt -
cal adyces from him NAV Ia I,,Ika1 f,, ,ritb
great interest Tic iagt wv, 10 WIN
Of the speedy commencement ~ 1e.,aIo
struggle even for tbr III ~.
man Empire The downf,lI If +La4 FT,ri,o -,
long foretold and f,ra.aoy, ,,c,, Ia -, ea'iiai't
the interference Of Euroncon Iov,e,s o,dr
ticularly Of those tIat nav avre.t
the next victims Of Rus ian rapal.ity Pari.has
twice been in the hands Of a Russian armv.and
may be again in the course Of a half dozen years
When that event, SO sad for European ciyiliza-
non snail occur, there will be less tolerance of
1rotracted celebrations Of - Russian victories "
n Il
70 send, at once a suitable minister. as fine
representative Of this Government in China, will
'e the first duty OF the Government. The person
low indicated for the office, would rather earn l
rs OUTFIT and salary in some easier way. The i
mergeney calls for the services of man Of !"
nergy and knowledge Of the relations with !
ihich lie is to deal Il
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M POPE AND THE EMPEROR Recently a ;
2eclai messenger was sent from Paris to Rome.
us mission, It is said, was to induce the Pope
VISIT Fars Tor the purpose Of formally crown
lg ms imperial Majesty a letter writer says 7
nat the reply Of Ills Holiness had been re. :
AYed, and amounts, in substance, to a refusal
ne writer says; -" The Pope refers to the a,
leasure 1t would give him, personally to anoint ;
ne Emperor Of France, but says that he is not
zee IN matter of 50 much Importance to con- II
llt has own wishes entirely. lie must bend to
le opinion Of the Sacred College Now, the
lered College IS known to be altogether OPP
'sed 10 the step, and the influence Of Austria
as been exerted from the beginning against il,
9geuis' therefore, ilghly lmpro bable that we
NIL see the Pope this summer Aud vet am
1stively told that preparations for the corona
on have been in progress for month past,
hey have been conducted with great secrecy.
that If offo oil +bo