The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-31

Hoping that the statements and suggestions have thus
hastily thrown together may your attention. aud
secure your approval and support, am your obedent
servant,
JOHN 5. HACKER
WAszIsercs. d. c., Jan 2s. 1854
The Case or the Nuncio.
The following correspondence transmitted to the
Senate upon the resolution offered by MIR. Csss The
remarks of General Cass appended reported in the
Baltimore Sun:
I WAsmsros, Jan. AZ, 1884
SENATE.
The Chair laid before the Senate message from the
President WIN the correspondence relating TO Bednis
mission.
Mr. Marcy TO he President
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the
Senates resolution OF the 23d instant has the honor to
submit copy and the translation OF letter OF the 3ls
OF March last from Cardinal Antonelli the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs OF his Holiness The Pope, addressed TO
DIM, the Apostolic nanco TO the empire OF Brazil had
been directed to repair TO the United States for the par
pose OF complimenng the President in the OF his
Holiness.
This letter was transmitted 10 the department. with
despatch OF the charge daares OF the United States
Rome on the subject which according to the index OF
the department numbered So and bore the date of
the 10th OF March, and received on the 18th of
April last The despatch having been accidentally mis-
LAID, transcript OF II cannot al present be furnished
copy OF the original letter of his Holiness the Prcsi-
dent delivered by Archbishop Bedini, which re-
ceved at the department the 10Th OF July last
latlon Of the same, and copy OF despatch OF Mr..
Casa, OF the 7h ulmo, also herewith municated
Respectfully submitted.
w. L. MARCY.
Plus Ninth TO the President of The United s.al.
ILLUSTRATORS AND HoNoRED sIR-Greeting AS our
venerable Brother Cajetan Archbishop OF Thebes, &c.
credited as our envoy ordinary and nunco OF the Apos
olic See, near the imperial court of Brazil has been d.
Ieced by us to visit those regions, the United States we
have, al the time, especially charged him present
himself in our name, before your excel ency and 10 de-
liver into your hands these our letters, together with
many salaallons. and 10 express you the warmes
language the sentiments we entertain towards you, which
he will testify.
We lake il Tor granted that these friendly demonsra
lions on our par, will be agreeable to you; and leas, of
all do we doubt but that the aforesaid venerable
brOther-a man emneny distinguished for the sterling
qualities OF mind and heart which characterize him
will be kindly received by your excellency And
much as we have been intrusted by divine commission
with the care OF the Lords flock throughout The world
cannot allow this opportunity to pass without earn
estly entreatng you to extend your protection 10 the
Catholics inhasng those regions and to shield them at
all lines with your power and authority.
Feeling confident that your exceIlency will very will
llngy accede TO our wishes, and grant request
wall not tail 70 oer up our humble applications TO AL
mighty God, that ne may besiow upon you. lasrous
and honored sir, the gilt OF Heavenly grace-hat He
may shower upon you every kind OF blessing, and unite
us 10 the bonds OF perfect charity.
Given at Rome, from the Vatican, March 81 1885, the
seventh OF our Pontifcae Plus TX Pope
To his excellency the President OF the United States of
America.
Cardinal .aatoneAi 10 Mr.. Marcy
Rome, March 81 1863
ExcELLEscY: Monsgnor Cajeian Bedini, Archbishop OF
Thebes. appointed BY the Holy Father apostolic
clio TO the empire OF Brazil has been directed 10 repair
the United States and, under such
plmeni The honorable President in the Of his Ho
This preaie, being endowed with the most bril-
liant qualities OF heart and mind, well deserving OF
this distinguished coms,ission from the Holy Father
beg, therefore, that your exceency will be pleased
ceive him IN that Kindness OF spirit which Characters
tic OF your disposition. and to extend 10 him whatever
assistance be may need.
Your favor will be necessary to him. 10 facilitate
his being kindly received by the President whom he
is to present likewise pontifca letter. venture to
aiter ysef that you will respond my request espe
csliy in consideration OF the object in view and with
this hope have the honor 10 tender the assurance oil
my very distinguished consideration.
Your excellencys lontIoyeno
To his excsllency the MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS
Mr. Gas, to MI. Marcy
LEGATION UNITED STATES,
Rome, December T. 1853
SIR have the honor TO inform you OF my arrival
here the Sd instant. when resumed the duties OF this
legation.
On the 9th instant had the honor of an interview
with The Cardinal Secretary of State On this on pre-
vious occasions struck with the evident desire
tons with the United States The Cardinal alluded
with Expressions OF qualification and of personal kind
ness towards the President, accompanied with
OF the highest regard for the people and government OF
the United States for the kind reception extended 10
Monsignor Bedini, the Roman nuncio, during bis late
mission, and spoke Of the satisfaction had given 10 The
Pope.
His Holiness is at present in retreat it is technically
termed being the observance of certain religious
cses during the continuance OF which he abstains, in
great degree, from all participation in the admnisra-
Ton of political affairs.
am. sir, with great respect, your obedeni servant,
LEWIS CASS, Jr.
Mr. Cass understand, this morning, that OF the
New York morning papers, (he Expes-,) with that un
Just bitterness which may say seems to make part OF
its character came out with some very strong observa-
tons against me, charging with having thrown az
PERSONS upon the character OF the city OF New York,
connected with some expected umu in relation TO this
government
1t to 10 be hardly necessary but will say
that dreamed OF throwing any aspersion the
city OF York II is most unjust and uncharitable
assertion upon the part oil that paper All that sad was
that the papers from the city OF New York had that
morning brought oil a considerable assem-
bage OF people who went down TO the steamship Baltic
she about 10 leave that city, and it was supposed
that they had the intention of committing some act OF
violence against this gentleman.
was no more responsible for that assertion than for
any other report which may be contained in the newspa
pers Whether 1t was true or false have no means OF
knowing II came TO with the semblance OF truth,
and have not heard II contradicted.
Risley Il Goodalrs variete.
Miss Eliza Logan received last night with a tre-
mendous Jtpors Her performance of Evadne is one OF
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