The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-08

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WITHDRAWAL OF SENIOR LARRAINzAR. THE MEXICAN
MINISTER, AND PRESENTATION OF HIS sUcCEssoE
-sPEEcHEs OF THE TWO GENTLEMEN-THE PREsi
DENTS VISIT TO NEw YORK-0UR MINISTER TO
CENTRAL AMERICA MISSING, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July 7, 1s53
Senior Larrapzar he late Mexican Minister accompa-
MED BY the Secretary of State day received
President in final official ntervie~ and closed his mis-
sion BY the delivery of the following addrsss:-
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To this address the President responded in appropriate
terms.
General Almonte then presented to the President
ard baving delivered his credentials spoke folows-
TRANSLATION.
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To this address, the President also responded extsmpo
rareously in happy and impressive manner, and the
interview thsn terminated.
The statement that the President has determined to
decline public receptions his proposed trip to
New York is untrue. am authorized to state that he
will leave Washington Monday and remain in BalH
more that night will reach Philadelphia Tuesday,
and leaving there Wednesday will arrive in New York
the evening Of that day. His suite will comprise Sec
retaIiea Guthrie ard Davis Attorney General Cushing
Postmaster General Campbell, and Mr. Sidney Webster.
upderso Cd that the command Of the fishing ground
squadron, has been assigned to ComnDdore shubrick.
Mr.. Soulc has arrived here.
The Republic of this morning say the frigste Columbia
Is waiting at Pensacola to taks Hon Solon Borand to
Central America. Nothing, however, Is known of that
genteman's movements, he not having communicated
with the State Department since he left Washington
Arrival OF the America Mt Boston.
Bosrox, July .. 1883.
Tbs steamer America reached her wharf here at seven
-~"I this evening and h~. .~.iIs the South viii he
forwarded by the early train to morrow.
We find nothing Of portance in papers, in addi
ton 10 the news Iecsived via Halifax.
National Convention Of Colored Men.
REJECTION OF THE PROPOSITION TO ESTABLISH
SCHOOLS EXCLUsIvELY FOR CoLoRED CHILDREN.
ROCHESTER, July 7, 1853.
The Convention Of colored had long session last
evening, when they debated report submitted by the
Committee Social Position sc. The debate
nued through this mornings session. and at the close the
report rejected by large vote. The opposition to 1t
from the fact that advocated distinctive schools
for coored children and regarded the blacks mainly
consumers
10 the afternoon the Committee on Com merce, Agr-
culture and Temperance reported Many speeches
rade and much time was consumed in discussing non
essentials, for which the Convention seems to have
tursl aptitude.
The sessions largely attended, ard the Convention
Is earning the reputation Of being pscca and business
like.
F0fal II 0lIrond Accident Rc.