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English Mediation. n.-The reply oI
Lord Aberdeen to a memorial addres.
sed to him by an association interest.
ed in Mexican affairs, and soliciting
the interposition of the Government
to bring about peace, contains the fol.
lowing paragraph.-[P


am 10 state to you in'reply, that
her Majesty's Government are fully
conscious ofal the evils that must at
tend the rupture which has unforlu-
nately taken place between the Uni.
ted States and Mexico, and especially
of the fact that British interests can.
not fai! to suffer most deeply from such
a state Of things. You may, there.
fore, be well assured that her Maies-
ty's Government will watch with the
utmost vigilsnce the progress Of
events, and will omit no favorable op.
portunity Of employing their best eff
forts with both the belligerents in or.
der to calm their animosities, and res
tore peace between the two countries.