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The following address was delivered BY
Gen. Alvear, the Minister Plenipotcntarv
from Bncnos Ayrcs, on being presented to
the President of the United States, by the
Secretary of State, on the 11th inst.


SIR-Thc Republic of Bucnos Ayrcs hav-
ing been pleased to confer on me the distin-
gnishcd honor Of appointing me its Minister
Plcnipotentiary near the Government of
'he United States of America, has charged
nc, in its name, and that of the United Pro-
Fnces of the Rio de la Plata, to offer to it
The homage of the regard friendship and
gratitude they entertain for the magnani-
nous expressions with which they have been
nonored, in its solemn recognition of thcii
Independence.


This noble act of justice, exercised by the
ilrst and most powerful American nation
has inspired the Government and the Pro.
ylhccs of the Union with the pun est senti
mcnts of gratitude and delight, of which
people are susceptible who, following tho
heroic example of the country Of the immor
tai Washington, have been able to vindicat,
their independence and therrights.


by the letters which | have the honor t,
present, his excellency the President will
De more fully acquainted with the solcitud
ana sincere desires which my Government
reels TOR an intimate union with that of tn
United States.-These arise out of sympa
my Which naturally exists in all the grea
Amerlcan family, produced by similarit
VI circumstances and vicissitudes, in the rlo
sious career of their emancipation whicl,
@"'Eotened by the radiant beams shed a