| Content Description | Discusses the proposed visit from Count Cortina from Mexico to Britain, France and Spain, in order to solicit assistance for the establishment of a settled government in Mexico; Count Cortina is a Spanish subject and Queen Isabel has authorised his visit; he [Buchanan] believes that although the powers may desire an end to the anarchy prevalent in Mexico, the possibilities for action will be extremely limited; Collantes believes they might have some impact, and would be unlikely to meet with opposition from the United States; Collantes stated that Spain had no bias towards any political party in Mexico. |