The New York herald., 1865-05-13
THE MEXICAN MOVEMENT.
Additional Particulars Of the Emigration
Scheme In New York.

a Colonization Society Organized 1T
St Louis,
&C., &c., &c
Two authorized ofnces opened for the oppor-
tunity Of persons desiring to smgrats 70 Hexooons n
Is Third avenue in charge Of Colops ouiedt and the
o%her at IA Second street. avenue A. under Colonel
J. J. schssfsr rho number Of smirants already en-
rolled i9eight hundred and sevsntynve the result Of
two days work The above ocicss open At all hours
Of the day, and attended by efficient corps Of
attaches, ready 10 convey any information which may
be asked Arrangements are now said To be under way
for the departure Of emgnts a the earliest practicable
moment
ORGANIZATION OF A MEXICAN COLONIZATION 60
CIBTY AT st. LOUIS.
from the 50 Louis Democrat Nav 0.1
The scheme Of oolonixng the northern States Of Mex
ico with hardy American pioneers seems 70 meet with
81 washington Hall yesterday afternoon and coonisa
tion society organised
The % y Dr.
Mcxicohe only government In that country recognized
by the United states He detailed the plan Of coon.
xation and frankly stated that every expected
to pay his own expenses and furnish his own OUTFIT
President Comonfort stated 10 Dr. Anderson in 1858
control over the church party without emigration from
the United States Of such persons would assist his
party in keeping up republican form Of government
Mining companies proposed 70 put their best mining
tracts under the charge Of such companies DR. Ander
would organize 70 work their mines and give such
companies the most liberal chances and nearly all the
pro6ts
oppressed the opinion % Dr Ande,.on Ss. That Two Or
10 chihuahua and join their army the encouragement
would be SO great % tho liberal party that they could
and put the church party and regain the control OF
their country. General Orsga further stated that his
party had the main control over fifteen Of their States
and Territories at the present tme among which were
Chihuahua Sonora, Durango, sinaloa, Lower CAiifor
mia, he.
speech was made by Colonel Peter '. Bell late Of
the republican army Of Mexico Among other things he
said:--
The French nation inimical 70 us and 70 the Anglo
Saxon race; have ampled the free republic Of Mexico
under their fest and raised the hateful banner Of mon
submit 70 thiss Il there ono 80 base in this large assem-
bly, that would preserve his poor bastard body BY re-
may fal-the Pyramds crumbls into dust-the might.
lest mountains may project themselves into the sea e
pebbles may belch forth their lavarebels and
traitors may their wors-but these States cannot be
separated lchoers.) Nor can monarch i've m the
crate 70 land Of sunshine and sterai n0wsss where
the orange the plantan, the pomegauste tho banana
uso Of the prOpos.d and the following
well known citizens were chosen:-Charies p. johnson,
Presidents Frank Boehms Wee President; George WALK
recht Secretary, and Emil Pretorious, Treasurer tl
MrxIco AND TEE MONROE poorRrNE.
correspondence of the Washington National Intelli-
genceEl
The condition of things Ia Mex,co considered in
military poius or view ia perhaps by no means favor.
able 70 the stability Of the empire Sonora, Lower
Formidable republican resistance There seems 70 Be- but
little doubt that Cortna has eeceded from the imperial
lists The Emperor has Sustained disaster q Tacam
boro Guaymas has been occupied without resistance
there have been recorded for the
Juass Prom this mere sketch Of the situation the In
about the permanency Of hereditary monarchy on
this continent and In direct proximity with cur
institutions Tho empire Of Maximilian Ia by no
means proven 70 be mcces even thus the combus.
BILE elements on which u b founded are evident enough:
and those who comprehend the sagaci Of the French
Emparor will perhaps venture to predict that his move
ment the Southern board ceasod whom be substituted
the Archduke for himself The facts in the Mexican case
stood Monroe doctrine Il ls the American example,
the contrast between our liberal institutions and those
cramped by srbitrary powsr m which lies the force OF
moi ss wide barn door, deep well; bu.
'''''' ''.u -u, - v,.,o, .r'nv NJ ~s~,co
T,sn.,..sd from the Massager France Amercaan
.,.,... .,,.,,,..l. May .I lS.I h. ,,... ., ,,... :,
,he rsarnc the mexcsn ssver hst has recently
Sroksp ou n the United sss we have arrived Il The
scs % hsv. M chS,s ~ swn1s s,rrs
,esst in ths eommenosmant Whaseycr NAV be-
utfer,or dcsigna of Ccnernl Ortn0a who at
hasa ~ mi. ovsrsnt be has aonhtess given pledges
70 The FEDERAL sovernmen 20 tecp his enterprise within
shs limits Of enoouraTsment 70 American pioneers
The InItcd States have not rccornxod 6axmilisn In
,,a i~.,s. ~ shs ,seI,msss head - tbs Nsr,c.n
sav.rnmsnt Ts6 The 1nstrsn xrhdnte soycsd his
ssuharstv uron the ne,uhnorn~ neonls bv intrigue a,
violence the American peonIe woud Certainly moi heal
tate 70 aid Juarcz in his eos 70 drive out the INVADER
But this foreign prince besa BY the Emperor
srv and n l. on Nsnoeon,s scnnunt that tha Amsricsn
s not des,rous IN commit brench Of nan
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