| Content Description | Reveals the Mexican minister in London suggests Great Britain and France should intervene in the affairs of Mexico; explains Calderón Collantes has been informed of this development; reveals the Spanish Government are willing to assist the mediating powers in their attempt to resolve the differences between Spain and Mexico; discusses the involvement of the United States; reveals Great Britain, France and Spain must demonstrate to the United States Government they support the 'independence and present territorial arrangement of Central America' and will not allow the annexation of Mexico; explains Great Britain will not object if Mexico decides to join the North American Confederacy; refers to 'the state of anarchy now existing in Mexico'. |