The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10


the head Of the enterprise 10 represented highly de-
lighted At successful manner In which his plans
being prosecuted He yesterday lcf this city for wash
ington be absent about week. TO attend as 10 sup
posed Official business there in furherance OF this
grand emigration scheme II reported that large sums
OF money to forward have been subscribed In the
| West, and that twenty five thousand men 70 be
raised there to be commanded BY General Rosecrans
and that is highly probable that when all the different
divisions Of the expedition arrive in Sonora he viii be
made commander In chief.
In connection with accounts of the Mexican emil
grafton movement, publish this morning also some
exceedingly interesting correspondence which passed In
the latter part Of last year and the early part Of the pre-
sent between Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister in
Washington and Senior de Tejada, President Juarcz's
Secretary of State. 1t relates 10 the enlistment in Bel
GUM, with the alleged connivanceof the government OF
that country, Of men to form Maximans Foreign Le-
gion, designed to assist in the attempt destroy the
Mexican republic, and to visit which tho Mexican
General Dobado and Senior Romero paid to the Army Of
the Potomac in October 1864 Senior Romero states that
he assured that OCCASION by various high officers
OF that army that they should not consider their work
accomplished until the European inruders had been
driven Of Mexico and that it appeared 10 be the
unanimous wish Of both officers and continue and
terminate there the campaign which had been COM
menced here -
Inc steamSn1p CJy OF Manchester, Captain 6acr0W,
Of the Inman line arrived this port yesterday hav-
ing left Liverpool on the Goth and Queenstown on The
9th ult She brought 77S passengers. The London
SAppiV Gazette Of the Goth ult says:'Ths turn which
Affairs in America have taken has naturally exercised ~
influence the value Of United STATES bonds and those
German spectators who invested in these securities
now disposing Of them at handsome pronA The Lon
don Times duly notices this fact which comes a. Gu
rous sequel the repeated and earnest warnings which
that journal addressed To- Germans and others against
having anything 10 do with American bonds I"
Havana advcos Of the Sd Inst give US later Mexican
news Of interest Previous reports Of Cortina with
force Of republicans being IN the vicinity Of Masamoros
with the design Of capturing ~ place. arc confirmed
The Monitor Of that town says that dispatches have
been received by General Mea the imperial commander
there from Marshal Bazane, and that the French gov
ernment has transportation ready 70 carry eighty thou
sand troops 10 Mexico, who will be sent On the
first nmaion that the country s TO be invaded from
the United States The between the republicans
the imperalists still continues IN various states and
successes for both sides reported s announced
that the mpsrasts have taken possession Of the
Of Guaymas in Sonora, as we'll as other places in
the Pacific Staten Of the republic Dr. Gwin recently
passed through Havana on his return to Mexico.
We have received the Hamilton, Bermuda, Mirror Of
the Goth Of April but contains nothing Of Importance
II terms the news Of the rebel General Lees surrender
"unwelcome intelligence and says:-''we await with
anxiety further results Of this sad termination Of noble
cause"
baltimore despatch OF yesterday announced that the
French steamer lie Forfat from Vera Cruz having on
board the French Minister to Washington Marquis
Monthoon, was below that city, and was expected to
arrive up during the day. 1t understood that NJ
Montholon would proceed Immediately TO Washington.
On Monday last Lieutenant Commander Budd OF the |
Florida, delivered over TO General Dix Captain Reed
he officers of the late rebel Webb and they have
been sent on 10 Fort Warren for safe keeping.
Chief Engineer Decker Of the New York Fire Depart.
ment takes occasion 10 he public, in a commune
ton which publish this morning that apprchen-
sions need be entertained of any disorder peril to
properly growing out of tho litigation TO the cons
tutonaity OF the act establishing paid department, in
this city He says that while the remains unde
cdod the members of tho present department will
tnuc TO perform their duties the they
tofore DONE and all the workings Of the will
proceed the same II the act in question had not been
passed IT. finally the should decide the enact
ment to be valid he that the force under his
direction will quietly dlsband and that the IRE property
OF the city will be haniod TO the Commissioners
without hesitation. tsif M p. s7.g.l
meeting OF the Board Of Representatives Of the Fire
Department held last evening at Firemen's Hall
elect commissioner TO Gil the vacancy occasionod by
the expiration Of the torn Of Thomas Flcnders, when
Mr. Flenders was reelected receiving one hundred and
twelve votes out Of hundred and sixtyeight cast
The case Of William NJ Hayes versus Oliver Charlick,
where there such remarkable conflict OF testimony
was concluded yesterday before Judge Brady, in the
Court OF Common Pleas The jury rendered verdict for
the defendant
The United States Courts adjourned yesterday without
iong any business, for the purpose Of attending the
uneral of the late Commissioner George W. Morton
trial cf tha allan ufl nF Tun II 1
deceased which has occupied the surrogates for
Yearly month"; concluded and Submitted for deci-
ion yesterday. The estate OF Mrs Hewell is valued
ONE forty thousand dollars, and the will advocated
certain religious societies Of the Presbyterian church.
rho are benensarics under It, and opposed by the
laughter Of the deceased who is entirely cut of It,
The jury In the case Of Inland A. Main tried Mon
lay the Court OF General Sessions for the homicide Of
Edward Brennan rendered verdict yesterday OF
daughter In the fourth degree, with q strong recon
nendstIon to mercy. Judge Russell remsnded tho
prisoner for sentence.
The thirty second anniversary Of the American Anti
Slavery Society took place yesterday in the Church of
he Purans, Unien square. There session in the /
and another in the afternoon. The exercises
n the morning consisted Of prayer and singing, and
pecches by Wendell Phillips George Thompson, Lloyd |
harrison and Mrs Harper colorcd lady In the after
loon session resolution offered by Mr. Garrison to
he effect that the work OF the organization being COM
pleed by the abolition Of slavery throughout the land
The society he dissolved This opposed by Mr. Phil
lips. The present dissolution Of the society Is also
opposed in the report Of the Business Committee the
ground that the constitutional amendment abolshrg
slavery had yet been ratified by three ourths Of the
States and thousands OF persons still held in
slavery, the work Of the aboltionists H. not yet
pleted. without concluding the debate the subject,
the meeting adjourned at half past five o'clock till ten
O'Clock this morning.
The twenty ninth anniversary Of the American Tempe
Union held last evening in Irving Hail. Cover
Buckin Cham, Of Connecticut presiding The annual
reports stated shat during the past year lfy thousand
temperance journals and three hundred thousand
temperance tracts had been circulated among the soldiers
of the national armies The death of President Lincoln
appropriately and touchingy referred to during the