New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
MEXICO.
Dojpas in Congress-Financial Measures-The
Course Of the Foreign Ministers-Claim OF
NJ Ha rgou< Nc.
suec,Al Correspondence Of The Nevyors Trbans.
MrxrcO Jnlv & 1851.

ne report Oh INC C'hihi4eVcc vi MANI
on the four initiatives presented into the Cham
Der of Deputies by ST. Pima Cuevas, of which
| informed you IN my last, was discussed IN SAID
BODY on the Sd inst, and rejected by ma orIty
Of A votes Ii was therefore returned 10 the
Committees In consequence OF the bad exit Of
these propositions Gnitiatives) Of the Minister
TIE Cabinet met, after the session Of the day
was over, 10 hold conference on the subject
with the President It Is said an extraordinary
contingent Is now about 10 be established
The Governors Of the States of Mexico AMI
Guanauato have protested against these prope-
si,ions IN the strongest terms. They both agree
tina. an extra contingent would be more accept
able to them and more advantageous to the gen
eral Government.
beg leave to observe, by the way, that with
the exception of those two States, perhaps, very
few, if any of the others have paid or are able
TO paw Their ordinary contingent 70 the general
Government. much less an extraordinary one.
In consequence of the protests of the foreign
Ministers in favor of their subjects interested n
the interior debt, the Minister OF Finance intro-
duced proposition into the Chamber OF Depl-
ties. authorizing the Government to make salts
factory arrangements with those creditors. On
It's beng referred TO a Committee the majority
of the same reported IN favor The Vocal, or
Speaker OF the Board II Public Debt, proposed
that 30 per cent. of the revenues should be ap-
piled 10 their payment Another Deputy pro-
posed that a revenue should be hrSt provided.
The whole Cabinet were present on TINS occa-
sion. and ST Macedo. the Minister for Foreign
cd hot no should IL
dispensed with. and the vote Of the majority Of
the Committee taken on the proposition OF the
Minister of Finance. The vote was then taken
on the dISpensation Of the usual forms, and re-
lected
This took place on the 5th, 50 that the foreign
Ministers may take such measures as they please
as the correspondence for the Engnsh PACKET
left on the same dav The majority OF the same
Committee then proposed that the Committee on
the Public Debt. and that on Finance, should
present a new arrangement OF the interior debt
within fifteen days. | have not been able 10
learn from anu source whether any action was
had on the same.
Won NAV. however, consider the consolidation
of the interior debt according to the law OF 3Oth
November LAST as quite out OF the question, as
the Government has appropriated to It's own ne
cesstles the last remnant OF the indemnity
which constitutes the base of sand consolidation
do not know what may be the result oa the
threats of the foreign Minister, now that the
consolidation OF the interior debt IL abandoned
Nor do | wish 10 be considered " CroakT
but | may say that 1t is generally believed
here that there must be a coalition between
these protesting powers England, France
aud Spaln) for the purpose OF occupying
n portion OF Mexico IN case their demands
be not satisfied You may remember | IN
formed YOU that these powers protested IN De
cember last q bciieve) against the consolidation
OF the interior debt in the terms proposed by
Mexico They have been silent till now, and
even up TO within few DAYS before the packers
leaving To say the least Of IT.. think 1t very
strange The part OF the English debt due the
English Is very trlillng. the principal having
been nearly il not quite paid, IN word, not
amounting to 100000, that of the French Is
also small. and Spain has waited with the ut
most indifference for fifteen years without say
ing a word respecting the debt due her There
fore think II strange that, all things considered,
that lust AT the present junction OF affairs they
should simultaneously cone down on Mexico,
at a time when there Is not penny IN the
treasury. and at time when the backwaTdneSs
Of the States wlthholds from the Government all
prospect G a speedy revenue.
The Minister OF Finance, IN compliance with
the resolution Of the Senate, presented the 70
CURED relation respecting the state OF the &C
count of Hargous The Minister states that
that house is owing $4,000 for lntroductlons
OF goods made IN the port of Vera Cruz De
side this there Is another account OF ciO,OO
pending IN favor of the General Treasury notyet
settled Yours, respectfully. 10.
On the 4th the Senate reformed the bill OF the
Chamber relating to the increase OF export anu
circulation duty on silver and gold com. twas
returned to the latter, but the opinion IS It VIII
pass.
informed you that the bill establishing the
per cent consumption duty had passed, and only
required the signature OF the President 10 be-
come law. can produce The Monitor tor this
mistake | ind, upon examining a more eX1ct
report, that the FIRST article was reformed by the
Senate consequently the bill was returned to
the Chamber OF Depu,es Eo
Review of the Present Political Condition
of the Mexican Republic.
Special Correspondence OF The New-York Tribune.
MEXICO, Wednesday, July 3, ls5..
In the conversations OF those interested IN he
politics OF the day, the following Is the sab
stance OF what is said respecting matters and
things in regard 10 Mexico. | do not think II
can be OF much II any interest, but send you
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