Show alfrom the N T Y herald hera I 1 april 29 interesting from washington our I 1 ial at washington depatch de patch washington april 29 1859 to today day mr mata the envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the constitutional government of the mexican republic public le presented his letter of credence to the president and accompanied its its delivery del very by the following remarks ADDRESS or OF NISTER MATA MR PRESIDENT I 1 have the honor to place in in the hands of your fc elc llen cy the letter which ac credits me a as 8 th the e em envoy oy extraordinary and an 1 minister MID is ter plen of the republic to the government of the united states and of conveying to you at the same ame time the sentiments of friendship and high regard which the constitutional government as well ft ell as the people of mexico entertain for or your excellency and for th the citizens c 1 of this great republic the firs t and certai certainly nl y the most gratifying of my auti duties es in the act of presenting myself to your excellency in in my official c lal character is la to assure you von of tap th sincere desire sire with which I 1 shall endeavor to draw into closer unity the relations of your our excellences government and those of the government of my cou countey litty and the desire by which I 1 am actuated of contributing rib abing to the extent of my ability to 10 the he development of the interests of both countries as also by b the hope N which thich I 1 cherish that the two republics already united by common principles and like in interests te rests will become daily more so until they shall have held up to the world w orld the glorious evidences of two nations na eions i con necked by bonds bonda of perfect brotherhood it is la peculiarly gratifying to me mr air president to have it in my power to be able to present to your ow t excellency xcell ency on this occasion the well deserved deer de an ved ed tribute of m my pi respect for asur turpa ard toai to give V e expression to the fervant withes wishes 11 whick h I 1 entertain for the advancing march of the people of the united st stales ts under your our excellences wise wise administration in in the pathways of freedom civilization arid and pro progress oress in m which they have so nobly nobl entered TUB THE 1 RESIDENTS presidents REPLY rhe president replied as follows mr MINISTER 1 I am hap happy P y to welcome you ou and to receive receive your our letter of credence as envoy extraordinary and N minister plenipotentiary of the mexican republic to the united ui cited states the ohp american government and people baa have 2 regarded with deep interest the civil war which has existed in in mexico since since january 1808 1806 between the supporters and opponents of the constitution of february 1657 1857 although our oar warm wann est sympathies have from the beginning ning been enlisted in in favor of the cause of constitutional liberty yet in in obedience to our established policy we refrained from recognizing the govern goi emment eminent of president juarez ai a i the llie depre tentative senta tive e of that cause until we w e had received reliable information that it it had been espoused epou ed by at leat least sixteen of the twenty one mexican states stales with an almost mos t certain prospect that it would w eventually triumph it is is a propitious omen for the future of mexico that a military revolution at the capital against the present constitution has not genii been followed as on former occasions occasions by a submission of the whole country on the contrary the people have manifested a firm and persistent purpose to sustain president juarez upon whom the executive authority au t hority devolved under the constitution cons tita tio n in in january 1858 1859 after the flight 0 of comonfort Co monfort and the seizure seizure of dicato rial power by in declaring to you s sir ir that I 1 entertain the warmest wh wishes hes for the welfare of mexico under a stable government capable of main maintaining tainia liberty and law I 1 know I 1 am b but at enjoin echoing g the sentiments of the american americ an people e we are neighbors and we ought I 1 to 10 be friends and itkis its the inter interest est of both to establish the most liberal commercial relations with each other you s shaa all ever find me ready aw willing to act ahme u upon on these principles and to favor whatever ver syr system tem of policy may be best calculated a ed to promote the prosperity pr ospen y of the two republics I 1 the nicaraguan minister bail bad a along long interview today to day with the president in in regard to the new treaty now under consideration the president informed him that he had not determined what course he should pursue and that the next arrival from nicaragua would probably settle the matter the state department has received dispatches des patches from utah confirmatory of the news received by telegraph from bromst st louis that there is is a conflict between the federal and judicial officers the administration here will sustain governor cumming throughout in in his endeavors 0 r 0 to o preserve order for they have un unlimited 1 limited confidence in in ins his administrative ability judge Cradle baughs conduct is is disapproved and he will be im immediately med i abely recalled mr johnson today to day informed the president that b he e would accept the havre consulate and he will lea leave ve in in a few days for his post john cochrane of new york is is here attending to professional business governor seymour arrived today to day and is stopping at willards TIIE THE NEWSPAPER DESPATCH washington N april no dispatches des patches have been received from minister lamar by eita either er of the last two arrivals from dicara nicara nicaragua 11 un this remissness on his part is is a serious serious disappointment to the government |