The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

N interview with ITO Earl or Maneebury, IN order
% Icy c before hs lordshp and earnestly request
that he will take such stops he may deem proper and
send such instructions 70 Mr. Otway her Nsesys Minis
the absolute funment OF the said agreement the more
20 - all experience shows clearly that the only depen
dence and relief 70 British subjects to be found and
sought through the medium and interference Of their own
government, as has been amply proved during the sue
cessul negotiations for the payment Of the public debts of
other including Chile Peru and Buenos Ayres have made
Satisfactory nsements and having made have main
tanned them, with tho exception Of Mexico Gone Of tue
and maintained directly indirectly, through tue instru
mentality Of the Foreign Once Of England. Further, tina;
all such satisfactory results instead Of compcatng the
general relations Of those countries with England all
largely tended and continue to tend to the csentng OF
the friendly intercourse with them and the extension OF
trade and commerce between nations Ia the case OF
Mexico, has been long known and acknowledged by tho
respectable portion OF the comm unity there that they
government to c,mpe 70 respect and fulaI ia national
obligations, ito PRESENT weakness rendering difficult aud
property Of Epglisbmen from needy and reckless EN-
ployee whom the State 1t present has sufficient
control. For example, although the Custom House du
ties revenue, hypothecaset, are amply sufficient for the
pay mept Of the full dividends there are as this moment
nine half yearly dividends or 1sk per cent, In arrears
submitted to in 1861 by the bondholders
Resolved, rhst this meeting having learned that
Of about 9loo now in the Bank Of England belonging
TO the Mexican bo1dholderB reason why an inme
date division of the same should not take plaza, and
hereby requests It's committee 70 communicate this
with it without fail and in the event OF his doing
this meeting also requests and authorizes him make
pro rata deduction Of sxpeuce the pound and 10 hand
to the committee Of the bondholders provide for the
pay meDt Of their CON missioner in Mexico e..
Resolved The committee having, the 26.h inst received
United States enclosing the speech with which, the
Goth ult he introduced in the Senate the following
luton, viz-rhat select committee OF be raised
70 inquire and report 70 the Senate whether not Il E
rcdient for the Of the United States OF America
10 dec are and maintain protectorate the called
arico in farm rA tn ne
ehal be ,ersary to TO this Union good neghbor
hood and 10 the people OF said country the benef. Of
Derby and well regulated republican governr,ent I'd toe
same having been read and considered OF his general
meeting Of the Mexican Dondholders, it was
Resolved That this meeting without presurirg 20 give
policy far Mexico herself cc1cernci OF her either
remaining independent State under her owa govern
ment or placing herself under pvotec,orste OF the
United States Of America desires 10 III uaa1i-
approval Of the principles Of Gen. H,usons propo
SAL 60 set forth in the resolution, aud explained
concerned but with his just and very ssry ad
dition to the honorable Senator's statement that by
the express terms OF the bond, well by the Law or
October a. 1850 article 2. paragraph 8, not only the
hypothecated dues but the entire o. the reput
lie are absolutely Pledged and ortgaged for tbs English
the duties specially hypohecated 10 provide for the
rent dividend, and for s arrears OF interest mas DO
made good oct Of the general revenue OF the repuos
whether Mexico continues An independent Stale seeks
repose under the protectors to OF the Uated See Of
Americas and that this meeting request their Chairman,
to Gen Houston and % communicate with him generally
on the subject IL reply 20 sis letter.
The above 10 from the London Times Of June l. cared
from The paper II the Merchants Exchange.