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

Special advioes and newspaper giles from Mexico aud
tho neighborng colony OF British Honduras furnish us
with intelligence of very important character From
Belize we learn, in the shape OF official correspond
ence that the English government has repudated the
attempt made by Macmillan in 1864 to extend the
boundary Of the empire into British Honduras By means
or military mail from Yucatan. fhe British Minister
in Mexico city that 'Mexco has no claim what
ever 10 any portion OF the territory and TO this Senior
Ramirez on behalf OF the government, acquiesces The
doubirui policy OF Napoleon towards Macmillan and
the reported determination Of United states govern
mont 10 uphold the Monroe doctrine Influenced the sub
ras.ivs Of the Mexican reply considerably
In Mexico the supporters Of President Juarez
ireney active, the leading republicans deraying the
expense armng the guerilla bands from their private
purses At Tampico and along the coast line the cause
or imperialism was decidedly declining, and considerable
mercantile confusion existed In and around the city in
consequence Of the strife The great hope OF the repob
Icans was in the expectation OF aid from the United
States II is sad that Macmillan has forwarded hvc
millions OF dollars TO Washington in order 10 nduence
Congress of his recognition by
The newspapers In the imperial interest publish
glowing accounts of the prospects and RESOURCES
nj the empire They claim that the country has
eight and quarter millions OF inhabitants and thst ts
agricultural and mineral render u sesusaln
ing Quite a number Of rebels from this country
domciled in Mexico The Ex-Governor and exrcbel
General Sterling Price Of Missouri the rebel exGover
nor Isharn O. Harris Of Tennessee and Mcssrs Maury,
Roberts j. Perkins and W. E. Hardeman appointed
Commissioners of Colonization and Emigration by Maxi
mians government. Additional troops had arrived in
Mexico from France.
Trade al the date of ia,es, advices very dull at
Belize Honduras, and iliorc American vessels
IN port.
The planters Of Cuba have addressed memorial TO
the Court in Madrid asking for the abolition Of slavery
on the island.
The arst meetings Of The boards appointed to surern
tend registration OF voters preparatory No,en
her election accordance with the law passed 1T the
Of legislature viii be held in the various
election districts to-day Il Is important that voters
should understand the change made by this law which
only applies the Metropolitan Police district. Under
u there be election day swearing in Of votes and
vote will he received al the polls unless the
Of the porson offering u appears the registry
book To insure his being there il necessary for
The individual TO personally appear before the board in
his district aud the fact Of having been
the list al tho time Of the last election Tie boards Of
registry will be In session from eight O'Clock In the
morning I'LL nine O'Clock 10 the evening to-day, and viii
hold subsequent meetings the Cd and 9th Of next
month VIC publish this morning list Of their places Of
s-sembage In this city Mayor Ganlhef has issued a
proclamation In regard to the matter
The Rremen's parade in Philadelphia Yesterday was a
most imposing display. One hundred AMI fourteen
companies took part the procession, which was over
Ssven miles in length and occupied three hours in
passing a given point. I, was estimated that nearly
twenty thousand fremen in line half ~ whom
had been soldiers during The late The popular
monstraiion was a most cnihusastln one. The route
was decorated every step and showers Of wrca,hs and
flowers greeted the rcd rhricd heroes throughout the
Tine OF march Large numbers Of visitors present
from New York and other prominent cities The
spectators weraaeppued at nearly three hundred thou
sand. In the evening portions u the city umn.
a,ed, and many OF The visiting companies enter.
taiusd by the Philadelphia companies
An Informal meeting OF The members OF the Fen al
Congress ut which about six hundred Of ,hcm pre-
rcnt, held in Philadelphia yesterday, when sd-
hress delivered b. the chairman The organization
FOR business will take place o-day largely attended
and enthusiastic Fenan meeting held In the
gcuing, at which speeches made by several sdvo
csics Of the Some interesting facts In regard TO
this congress and the Fenan movements generally
given In another article In regard 10 the fraternity In
ahis mornings HERAtp.
The old teegaphic relations which existed between the
1ess OF the North aud the Southern press from 1850 tn
nerupted in 1891 by tho commencement Of the war have
1rcn again restored and there now daily interchange
o directly from the central Office In this city with
every daily Journal in the country, North South East
West The difficulties which lately existed between
The New Orleans newspapers have boon satisfactorily ad
Susted
A very interesting case, IN which The bonds Of Jen
Davis confcderacy figured yesterday before Judge
spQtni,am OF the Supreme Court at charnbprs Whom
the rebellion broke out George W. Gooch, the defendant
in The casc, according TO the statements made, was In
Texas agent Of the large Broadway dry goods house o.
ncs Boyce Co. entrusted with the collection OF one
aa1red and scyeniyonc thousand dollars duo them
IN Texas merchants. Oh the 4h Of March, 1861,
Ess fsses Boyos % turned over heir business 10