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owes its power to foreign help and to hopes of still
! greater assistance, do not see why rebellion
haue py lmquitous foreign aid should not also be
! suppressed by legitimate foreign aid. Again, can
It be said that aid given by Catholic nations to
| thelr common father, and in the interests of the
! sistance? IVY 'U 'Oi e'su as
'Finally, if, on the one hand, the HoIv Fatbor :.
Wlilng TO enter into new negotiations on the basaq
indicated, on the other hand he is firmly re.olved
(as he has publicly stated and intends ia declaro
AGAIN. to maintain, with Gods aid, whose vicar
he is on earth. the rights of the natrimonr nT
the Catholic Church, whatever NAV be the at
tacks of his adversaries, and whatever NAV be
the opposition which may unhappily be BROUGHT
against him under the present lamentable coniee
lures. G, Cardinal ANToNEI1I
'RoME, FEB. 80, IS6O.'' '''''
SPAIN AND MEXICO.
THE ENTENTE CoRDIALE OF QUEEN ISABELLA AND GEN
ERAL MTRAMON-RECEPTION OF THE MEXICAN MINIS
TER BY THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
!, On the evening OF the 9Th instant, her Maiesty
tne queen OF Spain, accompanied by the Minister
OF state and the high dignitaries of the palace
gave private audience to General Don Juan All,
monte, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentlary from the republic of Mexico On the
presentation of his letters to her Majesty, senior
AlmOnte spoke as follows: ~
MADAM-The letter which have the honor to
present to your Majesty, accredits me as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PlenipOtentiary from
the Mexican republic to your Maestys govern
ment. | consider myself very happy, Madam. TO
be the organ by which the relations of friendship
and good understanding which have formerly exist
ed between Mexico and Spain are this day re-estab-
lIShed; and, in compliance with the wishes of nv
government, my constant efforts shall ALWAYS be
directed to deserve your Maiesty's confidence and
to draw nearer and nearer those relations which
in short time will produce most satisfactory re-
suits for the welfare and the more intimate union
OF both countries. Permit, me, your Majesty 10
proht by this occasion to congratulate your Males
ty in the name of my government on the recent
trlumphs OF your arms in Tctuan, and to assure
your Majesty that the President of the Mexican re
public most sincerely wishes the prosperity Of the
Spanish nation and your MajcstY's happiness
To which her Majesty was pleased to reply
Mr. MINIsTER-lt is very pleasing to me to re
celve the letter which accredts you as Minister
Pienipotentiary of the Mexican republic to nv
government The re-establishment of the re aiions
which unite Spain and Mexico is a fortunate event
which common interest ought to have hastened
and it has been realized without the least depres
sion of those sentiments and rights of which both
nations Jealous, as children of The same ori
gin. have no doubt that the qualities which
adorn you, and the friendly disposition which Won
will find in my government, will make the dis
charge OF your duties easy to you. The relations
between the two nations will be every day more
intimate and cordial. Spain desires the integrity
ana welfare OF Mexico; and the latter cannot be
indifferent, but rather part&kes OF the ioy which
every Spanish heart has felt for the glory which
our heroic army has just obtained in Africa Ac-
cept for y0ur government the congratulations aud
good wishes which in its name YOU have expressed
to me for my own happiness and that of Spain.
General Almonte then proceeded to pay his re
spects to the King.