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washington, 9lh February, fsl7. { ~ JOHN SLinELL, Esq, Netc Orieaas:

 2H'-l have received your despatch of ihe 26th r",ao, rendering your resignation of the appoint ,|s "l Envoy Extraordinary and Minister pieni- fssnaafy to the Mexican republic, aud have sub Di'sa ue same 10 the President

 An !" answer, an directed by him to inform you. ts, ae w''hno longer resist your own wishes, and s,aa. s Souf resignation IS accordingly accepted He G M Part iion you, however, without expressing ., oo' Saiions for the manner in which, although r.t si;fiicc oi yoar private inerests, you com. s,1,. "''', ms earnest request to retain your ap- ,5 ~ anA hoid yourself in readiness to return Shouid an opportunity offer within req u'f ioF opening negotiations with the gov '.,eato' 'hat republic This conduct deserves nl,,I. coin'aeadation. Gom the fact tha, il was disin'eresied, because, whilst acceding 10 his .,,,"e you declared you would receive nc compen- ,a,,,sog a'ng the period you should thus be kept in ,a aa a'o instructed by the President to rei,erate sov"S trance that your entre conduct whilst em- x,' tee mission voluntarily rendered to you, py "a'Aed with prudence; tirinness and signal abil hs r". esfiastances of uncommon difficulty, and In ,' .Ted we hls cordial approbation

 u, w,'e sentiments of the president, t affords '' pressure to say that heartily concur.

 Your obedient servant,

 JAMES BUCHANAN.