New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
MEXICO
Payno and his Mission TO Englaud-Apprcpri-
alton of the Church Prcperty-The Russian
Minister. SnipN rccked &c.
lLIVNIV II d ~ 7 IIIUNWF,
MgNc0. Saturday, july 10, 1851.

NsNiCO. Saturday, July IL, 1881.
Mcssrs. Editors: Since nv last, quite
sensation las been caused here BY The publication Of
the letters Of Payne NOW IN London) 70 the PreSi
dent OF thc CoInua.teo oi McNrln B0ndAOderS N
London
Mr. Payro on h.s arrival 4. southampton wrote a
note 10 TIE President OF the Committee, that he had
been commissioned by this Government 10 afssf
some matters rsEfus R EtroTs, and that he had
brought with HIM the certificate ior The amount Of
s25C00OO. issued by this treasury, and would place
the al The disposal Oh the President o. the Com
/ m!ttoc This was correct.
/ in another note 20 the slld President he STYLES
himself ChGrc, f4f'sr,s et t4e ucrirsl Legation "a
London stating, II the same time. that he had re
ceiyed the necessary instructions 20 make all the ar
rangements for the punctual payment Of the dividend
due on the lsi OF July and for the prompt issue of
the new bonds
tie also stated that tie board OF public debt had
dictated measures n order that every two OF three
months the par; of The revenues appropriated TO the
Enelish boudholderS should De set aside and sent
with the greatest punc'Gahy In fine. after giving a
/ mos, glowing account of the public Treasury, he
goes On TO say that The Government had specially
CHARGED HIM 10 transmit 70 the 0ondh0lderS through
Their Committee the raie Of thanks dccrecl by the
General Congress. in testimony Of the hlgh c>iirna-
+ ,Ion la which Mexico hold, the sacrifices made oy
+ them before and also the last n accepting the de-
cree Of Oct II, 1850" Also, IN another paragraph
+ We ind tie following aduauon This commission
reicrius 70 the roff or itants does me much honor
+ assure the COMMITTEE, On my own part that he
, Government and the whole nation feel grateful for
she procedure. the noble conduct and generosity ot
the ond-ho.dCrS. and they viii consider t solemn
duty To clieiOuSly pay thS eeo1, and VIII maze all
tie necessary sacrifices to 10 50.
The assertion by Payno that he Is charge Of Affairs,
/ and commss ioned To adjust some affairs pending IN
Europe, together with The oateiaced H'S contained
! IA the notes have disguised everybody II appears
Payno sontthem 20 Tse Sigio FOR publication.
The cay after they were published Deputy miro
/ dnced a resolution INTO the Chamber, requiring The
Ministers OF Relations and Finance Ia state bv what
authority Paync obtained The appointment OF charge
IN London and how much money was gwen hun for
| his voyage.
The Ministers replied that no such appointment
Was conferred on Mr Payne. but stated Ihal s9O'OOO
/ was appropriated for his voyage
In consequence of tins information, an accusation
was Il ed against SrS Aguirrc and anez, the former
/ beng Minister of Finance and the latter OF Rela-
iions at the tlmc MI fayno embarked ON his cee'
rhc sand Ministers assured the Chamber he had
IL. p displaced
The Senate also took the matter IN hand Sr.
/ Gamboa stated that. when the voyage of Payne was
spoken Of, he made pIoposiuon to the ehect tnat
the then Minister OF Relations should state the ob.
Jcct OF 1t and the Minister said that Mr Payne had
/ no appoir rimcut whatever, ana tlit no money was
/ appropriated for any voyage.
Nosee. therefore. that the present Ministers are
m contradiction with Tie former Munster oi Keia-
tons.
To give you more clear dea IN relation 10 this
subject translate you the following from Tbe Uopi-
for OF yesterday, l0th instant
Since Mr.. Payno leil tor England there has been
I much curiosity TO know what appointment had been
conferred on him. Nothing could be learned, except
that the voyage was 10 cost 10000, and thai the
Mni,teTui Relations, ID, Maran0 \ anel, assured the
sona.c that he lad no diplomatic mission
Hutthc CORE spOadeacC brought by the last pack
ct has thrown Some light on the subject Mr.. Payno
Is Charge oi the Afmrs OF the Mexican Republic
T NEAR that OF II b VI. Though every one who knows
hmai know lcGgcs MS nCapdclly 10 an SIc mission,
. Hhch supposes a vast instruction, there are other
circumstances that ought 10 call public attention.
aud tgat Of Congress, which, n II insist IN MAINTAIN
.ug iD4s agent, wll lose iis popplants
in The first place, tmustbe observed thai thisap-
ponimen IS entirely iegal, because me 'onstitu-
ton IMPOSES the requisite OF the previous apprOba-
ton of The Senate aud rom this fact alone Is there
responsibility attached 20 the Agent or Minister
There was fraud naming Payno secretary OF he
cation. 80 Tat, there being no Minister m London,
be- should be Charge Gd ut1up, and TINS IL another
gal act, because 70 can oniy DC IN case OF the
death or absence oi the Minister u - zen, tacre-
tore. hat the intention was to uampe on me 'on-
In a very lew days the conduct Of d. Manual
Payno IN London has been 50 ridiculous, 50 absurd,
and so prCiucc'al that the author of the Fsi) dei
Di0bio = only 10 be- compared with the fdise N7p'o
0s Porfugni tie has SAID 10 the bond-hOiiers mat
Congress lad tecIced them vote Oi THANKS Tor /
tireiacedness He has assured them that thWksio
hs b.under-laW OF public DEBT, (Which has only nm
Gerod the progress OF our Administrator our reve-
rues are n four.shlug stale tnaf the cOn,raDand
trade ha. been eXlnguished, and that the ironuer
c'lstOm-hCusCs very productive that we nave !
plenty OF resources 10 comply Win tne demands Oi
all tie creditors, and that he about To deliver
them The S2f0tlO Of the first dividend agreed upon
IA the last arrangement THIS T. fa's because the
TrnclDa necessity OF the Government consists 10 the
oIt cu,y 1t has 10 comply win ihis oOhSailon-
g f.Fl.. .H. mot
has opened "a credit for the s2NooO. contra ting OBJ
legations winch viii only put tle finishing stroke to
tie crecit Of the country.
Payno embarked with $780, COO. which are hts 0Vn, |
his profits Of The contfa5ani trade, or they belong
io the house VI Escancou "hO directs !he mover di-
p.ornst.si'
For ali this We believe that The President ought 20
ialutC afely recall Mr. PaynO because on The con-
trary the preudlces are lncalcuaDle when tnls (a-
HCts h,srafJ may cause rs "hO l. very c"paDte Oi
contracting loan. 20 implOre foreign mteFehi0n'
or declare WSr. We expose ourselves even escap-
lrc luckily 10 the shame Of having the representa-
tye OF the Republic conducted 20 Bedidm Dy the
Policemen Of London
Manuel Maria GsrlaIa has been elected Governor
of sonora. The Mo1for Is adv Eocaing, M the .'r9s
est terms the TAXING OF the Church properly iof lhe
necessities Of tie Government
r., Wguifer says The value Of The real estate
of generations of the Clergy. and u general al
hat designated under the name OF btsass dS Dtd'oS
fU,yfas. amounts 10 The Eisera5ls sum Of S1OOVoO
Lef the same BE- declared natDna pr0Priy tas IN ei-
feet Il Is ) ct those Immense cdpilde "iSH Hi'e
accumulated IA uuprOcgc,lve hancs IN me .ong pc
rod II ,hree huncred years Of Daroariy, supefstl-
ton and f4naticism. be declared national property,
nd The nation " III have been saved
The press with few honorable exceptions,
have stunned this question We understand Why
i.ey are silent We. whO DO not tear neither the I
s,,cnec cersures Of ne church the stupid
,haEt OF Tie i2nOIalt aId ianatlcai N our suDse-
cucrt altc.Cs viii demonstrate the urgent neces-
srv q adOp'lrg or IDEAS. Between being and not 1
heinz there ls 10 mldce path and when the Repub
he Is perishag ia consequence of the cold egotism
Of feU il j. necessary that The true Liberal party
forgetting the od oscords should LABOR Win az then
erergy ID save The country and this can only be
.syed by the complete triumph ol liberal IDEAS
Icnied 20 mention n my last letter the Vessel IA
,,b4cb ,Ee rew Pr1ssian Minister was Urecsco