The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29
INTERESTING fgOs WASHINGTON.


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riesfoseasiAry es the Constitutional II the
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Nh Psn<puu-i have the heocr 20 place IN Ne ssats
of your Exeeilenoy the letter shsoa s~se
hcy ExraosdIsry and An'-ses r,-uspss~e'sssy T tse
NJ rspablc 10 the government ef the Us~a ssses
and Il conveying 10 you ~ the same Sss the
iiDeoss Of frescship ant high regard ssch sss
Constitutional eovrrameot as veu he p~csie
Of Mexico, entertain fos pear Es,~escv ss4 fw
The ci'zess Of this great repaouo The srs ssc coz.
'aiDy the most gratifying Of my aut,es sss Of Pre-
seLtne mi self 70 your Exocloocy my ON chars-s
IL 10 you Of the sincere dcsve win ssoh shsa
epdeavov 70 draw into cioser unity the relsvoss u yo
Excel Dcy go,e'pmcnt and three o the g,veraasss ~
my country, and tho deere BY which I soaA,d %
contributing TO the ertcnt Of Ability 10 The seselepe
ment OF tho interests OF both oounu-s siso by tue
topc which cherish that the two repsbls, alee.ay
united ny common principles aud like iDtssss'r, ~i be
come daily 20, until they shall have held up 70 sse
~oid the eloiovs evidences OF two nations ooessc bs
tonds OF perfect brotherhood is pecaissy gratifying
10 me- Mr. President to have in my power 70 be see 10
present to your Efcecucy this oocsscn the we de
served tribute OF my profound rospec. for your person.
and to give expression to the fervent wisb@ which
,ertan for the advancing march Of the people Of the
United States under your Excellebcys wse admiostra
op 10 the path OF freedom civilization aud progress
which they have nobiy entered.
rK rREapESr's
Tho President replied as follows
Mr. MINSTREL am happy 70 welcome you, and 1, re-
ceve your letter Of creienoe Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Picnipotcntiary Of The Mexican republic 70 tho
United States. The American government and people
have regarded with deep interest the civil which has
existed in Mexico snce January 1868, between the sup
poreIs and opponents Of the constitution Of February,
1857 Although our warmest sympathies have from the
beginning been enlisted in favor Of the Of consu
tional liberty, yetn obedience 70 established policy
rofAncd from recognizing tho government Of Presi-
dent Juarez the representative Of that until 10
bad received reliable information that had bcen Co.
lousod by at least sixteen Of the twenty Mexican
States with almost certain prospect that It would
eventually triumph. 1t Is propitious for tho fu.
ture Of Mexico that military revolution at the capital
against the present constitution has not been followed
former occasions, By submission Of the whole
try On the contrary the people have manifested firm
and persistent purpose to sustain President Juarez upon
whom the executive authority dovoved under the const
tuition, in January, 1885, after the fight Of Comoufo
the seizure Of dcatoriA power by zuloass In declaring
TO you sir that entertain the warmest wishes for the
welfare Of Mexico, under stable government capable Of
maintaining liberty and law, know am but echoi,g
The sentiments Of the American people. We are neigh
bors, and We ought TO be friends and s the interest Of
both 10 establish the most liberal commercial relations
with each other. You shall ever find mo ready
and willing to act upon these principles, and TO
favor whatever system Of policy may be best cal
culated to promote the prosperity Of the two republics
The Nicaraguan Minister had long interview to-day
with the President In regard to the tresty under
consideration The President informed him that he had
not determined what oodrge eheud pursue and that
the next arrival from Nicaragua would probably settle the
matter.
The State Department has received dispatches from
Utah, copirmaory Of the news received by telegraph
from st. Louis, that there conflict between tho federal
and judicial officers. The administration here will sustain
ORDER for they have unlimited confidence in bis ad
miristratve ability Judge CradIcbaugh's conduct Is dis
approved, and he will be immediately recalled.
Mr.. Johnson to-day informed the President that he
would accept the Havre Consulate and he viii leave in
few days for his post
John Cochrane, Of New York. Is here attending 10 pro.
fessona business Governor Seymour arrived to-day,
and is stopping at wIllards