New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08


Senior Lsrrsnzar, the late Mexican Minister, sccomps
MED by the Secretary Of State day received by the
President in final official interview, and closed his mis-
sion by the delivery Of the following address:
Translation
Mr. President Having been h0nored with new
usson nov perform the last Of my duties by placing in
the hands Of your EXcelency. the corresponding letter Of
recall. A little more than one year has elapsed since
b.. gan discharge my functions The sentiments which
then expressed have constantly been the guide Of my
ouci Penetrated with the Importance Of ths matters that
have been treated have d-soisd to them all my atien
ton endeavOrng 10 Obtain satisfactory adjustment and
settlement of The same based upol principles OF justice
without o,ng sight Of the respect and consideration
which nations mutually owe TO one another Matters OF
grave import always attended with difficulties IN the
course OF treatment which the equity ana high intel
hgence Of Governments enable them 10 overcome.
1t is truly source Of great satisfaction to me
that dung the period OF my mission peace and
good understanding between the two Republics have
been preserved offer up my wishes that these relations
msy never be- altered for the sake Of bOth-and retire
With the hope that in the solution OF the pending questions
d spiut Of justice 'onc ,tion mutual respect and good
will may prevail trusting that the prudence OF ths two
GoverDmsI =, snd tie oe,e 70 preserve peace will pre-
vent any deyi from this pa me course by each con
cedug hat most proper 20 their mu,ual interest which
be none other tbah what recttude and importantly
REQUIRE The Dr. ofs # cOnd- ration and reg ard which
have received curing my residence in this country have
pr duct mct agreeabie impression upon My graf
irde has been psrticuay excited by the knfness with
which Your EXoeency ha treated me-, spraglng a' Il does
from those per,ons qualities which have rendered you
worthy # tn distinguished position Your Exc-l.en;y oc
cuyes among your fellow citizens
To this address the President resp )nde in appropriate
t,Ims
General Amonte was then presen,ed to the President
and having delivered bis credentials spoke follows:
frr4uslafi,n
Mr. PREsIpENT: The letter which have the honor of
placing Ia yom Excelsbcys hand, accrslits % the
Gov,r1m-pi Of the Unued States Of America tho char
actero Envoy Extraordinary and Minister P-upo. sn,lary
Of the Republic OF A,xcO. The Mexican Government
de- ring nothing el,c than 10 cultivate and Draw closer
each time the good relations Of friendship wn'ch
Lrtfily exist b-tFe-n that nfi)n and this, ia
Iro1icing that ny worthy predecessor should 20
a. hl a Mission OF tie lst imp rtIuce IN another
country. wsieo that ri, place might be- hlei up
without delay by 2nfihr Representative aud upon me has
fa f- lot 81 d, ing selected delicate charge In
ttrrru IL c dUtIe- attached 20 r. shall omit u -N'f-
.i,i which nsy te emed compatible VIA the dikty %
a f!e- and independent nVpr IN order o. .croinp n
that oh sd ~ thai end hope 90 be able u count upo1
he effective cco2,rauo Your Excel~ncy seing mat
ih.r- l. Iohig les ~ stake than the Seiiar the friend
stip and prosperity tEO sister nations wno. ~ virtue 81
fou.al cons deratons should asaysly- 10 peace aud
good unGt r,iancng for II Is only by doing nN they
vii succ in ul dsy- pug tue la ense Resources aAi
the elements With uii nature has eLdo"rd th~m 'r tnr'f
conm,n COCO shall cor sld-r myself very fortunate u
succeed il securing this good harmony ana your IL rrh
cv seed entertain d. ubt but that during my sp urn IN
this country the cOLsummstbn OF that Jet Will De the
constant sim 81 all ny Efforts
To this address the President also respoded eEempofa
neousy in happy and impressive manner and tAe III
teryitw Then terminated
Its that the command o. the hshns srouhu
squadron has beeu assigned to Com. Shubrick