The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

D1wrr1oE FOR REvoLUrIoNlzING NORTHERN hsx'
NE Galveston Nesos Of the 9th inst has iessr from
d < editors, dated New Orleans, March IL, from
winch the foifowin g is an extract;-
Fur some Gays past has been rumcred thss an expeo
- vss ON foot for revoiutonxng he northern sA,es
ncxeo and though nothing very definite Is yes known
- possession OF sufficient information 70 state tnas 40
syportuny win now be presented such Of our citizens
- wish toAkepsrtin this enterprise oy going QUIZ emf
sats 70 assnt IN laying The candsuon o. me Ser.s ,
~ few days awaiting dispatches from the North ana
We leaves Sunday Tor Galveston has Just banded me
enclosed Letter which be wishes published IN the next
kssc OF the Nesns bis object IN visiting Texas 70
SAAe many good men and true a. can De mus
assel BY The LIST az April, when is expected al the
ans for the successful ssue Of the expedition
vii be completed So far as can learn the plan OF ope-
rasons l. 70 avoid AL Interference with the neutrality
lAws and land the In Mexico az emigrants without
arms munitions OF which are already en- route for
AssamorOs whore the first anLaton Is 70 take place
Oh Lcckridge informs me that be has been engaged In
Shis movement for time ana that ne has received
e most cordial cooperation OF some OF the leading men
sasd snd that whether he meets with success in Texss
not in procuring men, the expedition win Certainty
start about the time named in his letter The States out
a which the republic lie 10 be formed already in
sen revolution against the central government and have
Invited ASSISTANCE from the United States; that this
scarcely be called foustering movement, inasmueh
no pari of the neutrality LAWS will be violated Tue
6ates have eaoh declared against the Zaloaga govern
rent ard the required assistance can be for
Bbed prepared 70 declare In favor or vijaurr who
n expected to be placed the head OF the republic
me sshdca,cn Of oomorfort, the probable recall! Of
Annh, INC We0A unpOpuihf Cnnf aSeof vi
new government all favor the present enterprise, which
has been egsrded inevitable consequence for some
ue past though favorable opportunity as the pre-
sent 70 ctr Ike successful blow for liberal was
scarcely anticipated SO soon.
The anaes have heard mentioned IN connection with
~ enterprise such 70 give the best guarantee Of
- certain success positive union Of action Ia
syy hence the delay in giving publicity The first
mention heard OF the mater about ten days ago,
vnep reinstatement Of Oomonfort thought 70 be
ne object foot He 70 stu in New Orleans, but though
returp 70 Me au1 the re,ns Of gov
anment have been informed he is unwilling 70 risk
portion Of his vast resources, which II W well known he
here awaiting his trial. which comes OF In April, and
General Henniugsen s also the city, and informed
his name has been mentioned In connection with this
ept, out much secresy observed about the
hee affair is very di suit 10 a, the facts OF the
saee, though few days more will probably make r
SssoSeeeS ~ Of q startling character.
me following referred 10 IN the above extract appears
n NE Nesos OF the same date;-
no! YoR xEIloo-wHo WILL cor
NV ORLEANS, IA March l3. 1883
will leave for Texas che Berwcks Bay line to-
for the purpose OF emgatpg 10 Northern Mexico,
md facilities VIII be offered 70 al who wish 70 Join
for that destination. No organ cations will
ee allowed further than 10 insure mutual profession as
nnT the engrants n territory Of the United
Sases law must be violeed 10 becoming citizens Of
ne Sierra Madre States We expect 70 be ready by the st
q April Large means and some Of the mott influential
sezens Of this country engaged in this enterprise,
which must insure rs success, beyond doubt will be
abb 70 give you further information when arrive al
Galveston By giving this notice you will confer favor &c
I am, respectfully, SA LOKRIDGE
tSnce the above IN type, have received letter
Rom Colonel IockrJge, who informs he cannot leave
New Orleans till Wednesday next, but viii be 70 be
hefe by The boat leaving on that day.