The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-17

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COLONIZATION OF PUBLIC LANDS.
From the Mexican Times, Sept %
Is our pleasing task TO state that the following gen
tiemen have been appointed agents OF colonization by
the imperial government Senors Sterling Price, late OF
Missouri Isham Harris late Of Tennessee; Jno Perkins,
late OF Lousiana W. Hardenan and Roberts, late OF
Texas.
Seniors Price, Harris and Perkins left this city the
10th instant for Cordova the region OF country Dor
dering on the "tiera caliente Seniors Hardeman and
Roberts left on the 10th instant for Topic and the coun
try bordering the Pacific Their duties TO examine
the lands offered for colonization purposes and to make
their report to the proper authorities as practca
ble We look forward with the greatest interest to the
report OF these agents. They men OF the highest
responsibility Their statements be implicitly relied
on We beg our friends who have come TO Mexico with
the intention OF seeking homes TO wait with patio.~-
for the result OF the abors OF these ntlcmen We
sure them that the government will act IN the most
liberal manner and that in very short time they viii
be amply repaid for the delays and prvations TO which
many are at present subjected
As Abraham raid 10 Lot the 'whoc land is before you
where 10 choose" therefore be not impationt-God in
His Providence has arranged II that YOU all will have
good and comfortable homes in the dominions OF the
best OF Emperors ln few weeks the report of the
AGENT; o. Colonization WI be received and good lands
who wishes 70 become citizen Of Mexico
fMMiGaArloS AND EMlGRANrs INVITED.
from the Mexican Times. Sept. 30
Open wide the doors to Immigration. Encourage by the
United States 10 aud settle npon tho wild and
cultivated lands and soon there viii be INDUS
trous and thrifty population who will fully appre late
their new homes and be ready at all times to defend
thcm against domestic or foreign foes
Mnxico Setiembre % lie 1856.
s. NJ. el Empcrador, querendo dar testmoA
seIaldo dc csanacon al mfrito distinguido relic.
vantes cua,idades que alderman Mateo Fontane Maus
ry, acceaiiendo su sorud Ina dgnadO conceder 10
cara de naturalization de mesicano todos los goccs
priviiegios que correspondent los sdbditos mexi-
canes ncuso 81 derecho lie orar los pucstos pnblcos
Imporio
III Gfe de Ia seccion de Contblidad encargado dc Ia
de Cancieria, IGNACl0 NJ. DE CASTILLO
SENIOR u.ATE coMSANDER) ssURy's PROSPECTS
AND STATE HEALTH.
From the Mexican Times Sept 20
We much pleased 10 that Senior siaury has become
. citizen OF Mexico Like the great HUMBOLDT his fame
belongs 10 the world Epcrors and kings have sought
his acquaintance and have ever shown him that aen.
ton due 10 distinguished merit We know that the good
people Of Mexico will welcome him brother their
midst His great learning VIII contribute mnea 10
the Improvement Of practical science this county
For information TO his friends--and he has mary
in every portion of the civilized globc--we are
excellent health, and IL actively engaged in the
duties assigned him by bis Majesty The Emperor Al.
weigh royal merchant down, stll he seems cheerful
and happy and contenied with his lot Born In Virginia
without wealth or titles, be has made for himself name
that will never die Manryis s'Wind and Current
Charts and his physical Geography Of the Sea, will
be studied by every gator In every cline long rs
the winds blow and tho waves of old ocean roll.
Know this, ny lord. nobility Of blood
Istnt glitteriDg and faliac!ons good
A nobieman is he. whose noble mind
IL full OF Unborn worth, nibofrowcd of his kind
GEsERAL PRICES ExILE-HIs EMPLOYMENT a. AN
ENiGEsNT LAND COMMISSIONERS.
From the Mexican Times Sept. So
The No.icioa, Of Vera Cruz extracts the following
from the New York papers,
The Brownsville correspondents of the New York
HHRiLu writes that from conversation that took place
between him and Confederate officer, he learned thai
General Price, OF Missouri had taken Max
Ini an who authorized the General TO cavalry
force Of thirty Thousand from the late Confederate
army He also learned that several other prominent rebels
had received kind fasoIs from the Emperor whose
lions collect force o vt least hundred
rebels In less than one year. in order 10 face General
Sheridan the Rio Graude Id &cisdad.
This will certainly b. 70 General Price. For in
formation to all concerned here state that General
Price has hostile intentions against the Emitted States
Of America He came 10 Mexico exile, seeking FOR
himself and family home FOR bc had every IA
believe that ho would not be permitted 10 live quietly In
his own State. His Majesty the Emperor has appointed
Senior Price agent TO examine lands for colonization
purposes In company with senior Perkins late 81 Lou.
isiana and Senior Harris late Of Tennessee he
Cordova in the state Of Vera Cruz, actively engaged
he duties assigned him