J. H. MANDEVILLE.

_To his Excellency D. Jose Antonino Vidal, &c. &c. &c._

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(PRIVATE.)

_Buenos Ayres, June 24th, 1842._

MY DEAR M. DE VIDAL,--I have received your two most amiable and

friendly letters of the 18th and 20th instant; it is needless for me

to tell you the delight and gratification which they have procured to

me.

I have little more to add to my acknowledgement of the receipt of

these letters, as I shall so very soon have, God willing, the

satisfaction of seeing you, except to renew to my heartfelt thanks for

their contents, which only serve to increase the sentiments of

friendship and esteem which your conduct to me has inspired me with,

since the first day of our personal acquaintance.

I reserve all communications upon any other subject until we meet,

which will be about the middle of next week, but rely upon it, and it

is with pride I tell you, _you and your Government will be satisfied_.

Believe me ever, my dear M. de Vidal, with the highest regard and

consideration,

Most faithfully yours,

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