The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
IMPORTANII FROM MEXICO.
The Foreign Debt-Thrsats OF England,
France and sPain-The GAray Grant-11r.
Webster's Dispatch, SO

France and spain-The 0aray Grant-lIr. |
Wcbster's Dispatch, 80
By the arrival at New Orleans Of the
fast sailing schooner Robert Spedden, we
have received full files of Vera Cruz pa
pers up to the 9Th. aud from the city Of
Mexico up to the 4th inst.
The Foreign Ministers of England,
France and Spain have made some strong
represent ations to the Mexican Govern.
ment on the subject ofthe payment of,he
Mexican debts. which they have respec
lively in charge. On the 1st Of July. M.
Pinary Cuevas, on offering. in the Cham
ber Of Deputies, a proposition TO author
ize the Government TO pay Immediately
such debts as have the sanction of diplo-
matte settlements, read correspondence
which he had had with the Foreign Min.
listers.
To show the urgency of the case. M.
Murcedo, the Mexican Minister Of State,
repeated to the Chamber the language
of Mr.. Doyle, the British Minister, held
in a recent conference with him-"lf,"
said Mr.. Doyle Il do not give information
to my government, by the next packet,
that the English creditors have beeu put
into possession of the principal Of the
debt, it is likely that the British govern,
ment will take decisive measures to OBJ.
tain Justice" The French and Spanish
Ministers have also declared that if the
English cabinet proceeds in that way,
their respective governments would per-
ceive the necessity of following the ex-
ample. Reports on the subject were ex
|pected in day or two from the commit
tee on public credit, and on foreign rela-
Itions.
There was a report in the city of Mex.
leo, on the Cd instant, that Mr.. Webs.er'S
reply 10 the annunciation of the repeal of
the Garay grant had been received. 1t
was said to be simple announcement
without discussion, that it would be a
caSuS beui for the United States if the
rights of American citizens in Tehuan-
tepec were disregarded. The Trait d
Union doubts this, and says that the only
note received by the Mexican Govern
ment from Mr.. Webster relates. not to the
annulment of the Garay grant, but to the
refusal to ratify the treaty. This note
!, without putting casNs bclli, is. accord
ing to the TRAIT d. Union. as strong a.
possible, and foreshadows the attitude
D which the American Secretary will take
n when he learns of the annulling by leg
[ slative vote. of the decree of Presiden
o Salas, confirming and extending Garay'
Q grant. .,...
The American party, under Majo
$ Barnard, who remained at Barrio, hav'
made protest, through the American
8 Consul, against the orders they have re
ceived to stop work on the Isthmus.
8 The Trait d. Union, of the I'd July
says that the derecho de consume, or 8 pc
It cent. additional tax on imports, has virtu
o ally passed both Houses.
r. The Arco Iris, of Vera Cruz, of th'
|. 7th instant, mentions pronunciament
at Tobasco, in Yucatan. Tne leaders u
J. it are said to act in concert with the reb
o els of Chiapas. The Indian chief Me
lindez seems to exercise undisputed swa
r over the lsthmus. Anarchy reigns ther
: everywhere.
: The revolt in Chiapas. however, ha
9 been subdued. The Governor of Cha
p pas attacked the rebels 200 in numbe
4. and routed them, killing several of tn
, Iuumber, TRsir leader, ID. Matias Ca
tellanos, ut the lrst summons of the Go
% arnoy a.audopad his nartv and want