The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
From Washington.


yCoion,l Dan Dominso P sormients -ss introduced
70 the President to-day by the Secretary Of State
and delivered his oredont., a. Minister Plenlpo-
tentiary and Envoy Extraordinary Of the Arsentins
Republic. lie said In the eoups Of his remark, on
the occasion;
The letter Of credenee appointing me Minister
Plenipotenuary and Envoy fItfaordinsry Of tho
Argentino Republic TO the United staes esme
diTeeted TO tho lsmentsd Abraham Lincoln, whose
deAth took place abou, The tame Of my arrival here.
Renewed nov, in accordance With dipomaue
,tructed by my Government 10 eIpies TO
you, on placing !, IN you, hsnda ,hs Pro.
people received the Account OF that trssics event,
and also 70 congratulate you upon The honoE oi sue
government vas formerly, your kIceneneJ Knows
par, Of the peop vho formerly constituted the vice.
10y sltT OF Buenos AyTes and lees by the ulll Of
statesmen and the unfolding Of events tho ieVouuon
hss been competed ana edeIh oIsan.Ls.aolh a.. 1sSl,
OF deliberate torethought was TO conform ls ln,tltp-
tions TO your own, Believing that an exp Timent
taken :. lesson and model, relieving u,
q ON the necessity Of inveuiing nes pouuea
4. thry hAys not the ,aac;ion Of experiences.
Along With the Instructions OF my government Is M
ended ihe study o. tne Ssh NJ IS esnse bn
its influence, II not BY ia pohcy, that Ihe lepupnc
shall be in Amerios synomyInons WIN VIC pIorpeI.n'
and intel ectual dcVe otemcnt oi the peopitshulan-
tee OF the Independence oi the prcstnt governments,
and pledge OF IN ernAtlonal anqnilily and Internal
peace s the noble scion Of the tinted staeG tnd
10 rult,v,fs With its government the cent mcnt OF
ifatsrui, which the inst .atuton' e.tsoin,d ectween
yolr .Irat republic aud our lsins Que u car ATdonI
-ish aud my honorable and pleasant auH'
Tovhich ,h. President replied:
Mr. Sorrniento regret the DELAY that h. sttend-
sd your appearance hsTe "a tho Ain,ter OF Tho Ar
sentine Republic. i thank you and your Govern
~ Of my predecessor. Believe me- sir, that II IL
source of enduring qualification to the people Of he
q Jonst atom for their civil government bch many
Of the new, ente prsing and eniighioned states
which gIoN Ing up ths continent have thought
-oIthy to he adopted by them a. model Tls tact,
however, /. one = hich la. brousht with II 70 u'
trAton OF our cheriHhed system ~ such a
manner Us TO maintain, preserve and Increase the
sonhdenee Of msnsnd lhis con,ile ish3n 10 ~
on this continent with special favor and affection.
trust, eieloe, that YOU viii ysdily accept the as
o,ca,on as the representative Of the Argentine Ke-
pubhc. The p.easuIo is enhapcsd by tue Iemem-
brpnce OF the iact that the occ-dins' OF that Ro-
public 60 iAr as We lave had ifnercourts with ~
have been emineutly just and cuIdiAliy relcome
trust YOUR Government will ecu se me for express.
ing my legiet that tho Argentine Republic uN tho
present moment encOunierlug 1he eVus OF iOieifn
var. Lope iIs csl.Inities may be mitis.ted, and
that the isrue will involve no detnment 70 the Lee
public or the cause OF Repubhcannu.
Tho secretary OF the Treasury hr addressed .
circular TO the officers OF customs, insructins them
70 receive In payment Of dutle. on imports gold GER
tlheate, Of deposit Issued by the TreAsureror Assist
ant Treasurer Of the United States but In no ease 20
receive such certificates for duties in excess Of the
amount TO be raid
1t has been sseertained that eish'y-hve out Of
every hundred OF the 10 officers OF the Veteran Re-
serve Corps have been wounded IN battle-soms Of
| them teven times. Five per cent have become di,-
tbled from other causes and tea per cent from dis
ease contracted la the limo Of duty. Ninety -one
have undergone smputation. There we're eight dis
sections Of the arm. There is probability that th,
corp. will be made pc msnent by the coming Congress-
q, its members have rendered important services IN
war and IL is not doubted that they will efficiently
perform their duty In time Of peace.
The Join, commission Tor tue adjustment Of tho
claim. Of tho citizen, OF the United States against tho
Columbian government growing ont of the riots on
Isthmu. Of Panama in June, 1885, have met aud ad-
iourned until Wednesday nsIt, when an umpire will
be appointed.
The Navy Department has . letter from Admiral
Grseory, intmatins that several weeks may vet
eIsp.e before the Algonquin aud winnOski are ready
for their sea race