The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

hw h tns constitutional regime, lately restored
Ny ne hexican people at much cost This operation
o9 eaiy assia my government In It's great desire 70 sas
tain order law the developement Of the great prnc
P.s u noerty belonging TO institutions receive
with pleasure the cong atuations which your RxceiIcncy
mas oeen pleased TO address upon tho termination
me c,p war and peace once secured, my constant ef-
lor viii Dc directed towards maintaining the
dial relations between Mexico and tho United Sates and
from which will result not only tho prosperity OF our
countries, but also II will cause the extension or liberty
throughout the civilized world. Your Exceency viii
meet in my the best disposition maintain
and strengthen the relations which so happily exist be-
tween Mexico and the American Union; and assure
his Excelency the President Of the United States that
will make the greatest efforts for tho preservation of the
pace and prosperity Of nat great people ,ohe, upon
s have marked on, to humanity TIE true path Of ciui
sdti0n.
EFFECT OF THE MOVEMENT.
ENGLAND COOLs DOWN IN HER AN0ER-oUEEN VIC.
ToRIA RECOGNIZES JUAREz, AND ASSERTS HER IN
TEREsT IN THE INDEPENDENCE" " NATIONALI-
TY" AND " PROSPERITY" OF MEXICO.
In short time after the presentation Of Mr. Weller
England fully recognized the Juarez government, and
PROCLAIMED herself satisfied concerning the " money
robbery and other international matters Mr.. Mathew
her Msestys Charge dAares, returned 10 Mexico city
from Jaapa the 10th OF February. He was accompa-
MED by Captain Adham r. NJ senior officer Of the Bri.
fish naval forces In the Gulf with two of his officers
From this date the difficulties between the English and
Mexican governments growing out Of the infringement Of
the rights Of British subjects resident In Mexico by off,
GERS Of the constitutional army looked on as salts.
factoriIy settled On the Goth Of February Mr. Mathew
had an audience Of Juarex, at which he delivered the
following
OFFICIAL BRITISH SPEECH.
SR-lt 10 with sincere qualification that IN fulHlment
Of the commands recently conveyed me- have the honor
to tender the recognition of hr Maesys 20
your Excesncy the legal head OF tie Mexican epub
lie, together ah the Of the moral support of Great
Britain which s due no less to the honorable and lust
rkaSn hvxy
Of the occurrences which have marked with indeibe in.
fanny the late arbitrary rule this capital than to the
wise basis OF religious and civil liberty on which your
Britain has taken constant and warm interest the in
dependeace the nationality and the prosperity Of ico and
would betray gross ignorance the sentiments and OF
tho policy by which the councils OF the Queen my gra
cious sovereign animated perfect dsnteregt
cdness questioned The natural advantages Of commerce.
arested by rdnanasls and y high dates which inyarj.
ably inure the very objects they intended to carry
out, and the mutual enjoyment OF constitutional liberties
form better international bond than that OF power or
dominion trust may be permitted in congraulating
your Excolency upon the termination Of the anenabo
civil war by which Mexico has been deeply injured
to express ervent hope that the public peace may not
be again disturbed for upon endurance on the public
principles established bekevs the nationality Of the
republic to depend,
The following is copy Of tho
PRECEDENT JUAREz TO MR. MATHEW
Mr.. CHARGE D'AFrAIRFs-I have pleasure in receiv
ing through you the recognition which Great Britain
makes Of the legal government OF the republic,
"
government to Merico, account Of the Just repro.
baton which this government in the name OF the Next
can people has expressed against the acts committed by
those who, without the slightest claims to Legitimacy
usurped power in this capital and on account of civil
ami religious liberty bcng amongst the Fundamental
principles Of institutions am sincerely gratifed Mt
tho interest you have manifested in the name Of your
government for the independence nationality and propcr
ty Mectco whose government well aware OF tho
intelligence that directs the councils Of the Queen 10
doubt her interest for people who have made mann
sacrifice. @ aehie ne great reforms m1tch demanded
W cirisdtion and those principles Of liberty ,cch haze
BEEN sustained BY Great Britain Nth mach riqoy Com
merce liberty and mutual confidence are, in nv con
ception the strongest bonds that unite peoples
and shall DO the constant anxiety OF this gov 10
am gratiled for the fluctuations which you have ad
dressed me for the establishment of public peace and
the legitimate institutions, well as FOR the hopes ex-
pressed that order To reform her laws and institutions
Mexico will not depart from the path Of legality Iss in
the recognition by Great Britain Of the legal rule of re-
public Of peace aud prosperity and example of
the recttude and justice which preside the councils
Of your august sovereign You may your govern
mont that shall seek to maintain and extend tho cordial
relations which exist between the two countries and
ferventy Og the good fortune and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of Great Britain.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Immediately after this the Mexican Of Finance
published the annexed statement Of the items end gross
urount Of the
FOREIGN DEBT OF THE REPUBLIC
and Mexeos liabilities thus
British bondholders' debts. $50 62l .843 90
English Spanish Convention 900 600 90
french Cohvehlioh.. ........-......... I63 400 90
American Claims. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000 900 %
Total nf foreipn dehf era IN