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PRESENTATION on Mr.. LisBoA.-The following
speech addressed to the President of the United
States OF America, by the envoy extraordinary and
minister penlpotentlary Of his Majesty the Emperor
OF Brazil, on the 18th September-the occasion of
delivering his letters of credence:


Mr President have the honor TO deliver TO your ex
cenency the letter of the Emperor, my sovereign by
which his Imperial Majesty, in raising INV diplomatic
rank has been pleased to nominate me his envoy ex-
states OF America.


Mr. President, in adopting this resolution. the Empe
ror Oh Brazil has been governed by the strong desire
which anmaes him TO cultivate and rendap n31 e !,
possible, the relations of friendship and good under
standing which already subsist between RI - ~ ~
United States Of America ''' '"u 'ne


having resided IN this country upwards OF four wears
as minister resident OF Brazil and having during al tb


time been honorel with repeated proofs OF Kindness ana
consideration from your Excellency as well as from
your predecessor and haerng my self that have de-
served the esteem OF the several members of bot hi
meta, as well as that Of the citizens with whom il has
been my good fortune to mix agreeable intercourse
am most happy Mr. President that the Emneror mo e.
veIegn, has again honored me by making the organ
Of his sentiments Of friendship and goodwill towards the
United States.


nwin be my duty to fulfil the wishes Of the Emperor
all my efforts to preserve the confidence OF
your Exceency and OF the Cabinet and to render
sen agreeable to the people Of the United States


,, rHs PREsiDENrs REPLY


w .u rephed to Mr. Lisboa, that he pleas.
Cd 10 learn that his had him o tbe
ralk which ne so well mered of envoy extraordinary
piehPoteIsiy to the United States The
here for several years past minister rosidt s ~
government he had become personally and fayorabIy
known to the members OF the adminstriion OH M ~ D
sure that selection could have been @ ne was
acceptable TO them. "s'eeaoie or


Tne President requested Mr. Lisboa TO express - -.
sovereign the gratIfcation which il aforled th p
dent 70 receive Mr. Lisbon in his character OF envoy


aordnary and minister pleniPotentary, and to assnre
MN oi the anxious desire OF the United States thai th
ieiaions OF snity and peace subsistng between
the TWO countries, may be long continued


:, Gt, Mr. J. G. de tIganere Morao, the Minister
nesiaenl oi Portugal here, gentleman long and
avoaoiy known in our country, has been created
py ner MAJESTY the Queen of Portugal the Comm sndeur
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