The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11

TIE hEXICAS ETSOR.
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Progress OF the Recruiting I'm
the sS.etropolis.
Another Article from the French
Organ.
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The Rush Of the Friends Of the Monroe
Doctrine at the Mexican COnSulate's.
Ast0nishment at the Sudden Popularity
Of Mexico,
&cv &c. $50.

cmiganS OF every class continues unabated at tho W
rious Offices which have been opened and In full
blast The indications present that viii
offer than Juez asd his adherents possibly receive
az least pay for Ut tho costly price announced few
days sgo.
General Ortega being absent from tho city there h. Of
COURSE development added To those already
published in this paper On his return from Washing.
ton It hoped by the friends Of the that the
full and complete details Of the affair will be announced
that all may understand Clearly precise object and
design contemplated.
The excitement respecting the matter ia confined
to this city, or Philadelphia Washington. In every
part Of the country the interest appears TO be felt
in the movement and the chief agents in this city
daily in receipt OF piles OF communcatons asking for all
sorts Of information Yesterday Colonel Alien received
less than sixty mailed letters which, together with
greater number from parties this city, would suffice
occupy his whole time, II attended to- or course 10
not he expected that such Communications will be
answered otherwise than In general manner throsgh
the newspapers During the OF to-day Colonel
Allen expects to be able to arrange s tho details to
offices in various parts OF the country and In to srrows
Issue shall probably be able To tho
Of tho officers for the city, State and elsewhere.
THE RUSH or RECRUITS.
An Office for recruiting "emigrants for Mexico
opened yesterday No 144 Second street.
A. by Colonel Qufeldt and Lieutenant Colonel Schlacfer
number OF four hundred hftyv recruited
this new branch oce and tho Office in IS Third
together
TIE MEXICAN CONSULATE IN NEW YORK
Is entirely useless for people who may desire emf
crate to Mexico to imagine that they derive import
ant any other kind OF information at the oflce OF
Senior Navarro the Mexican Consul General in this city
To find the Consul ut all Is in the first place matter OF
serious difficulty and, when found, he has nothing
such is the rage for information concerning the
new emigration scheme that large numbers q
| Office to be enlightened concerning their future
chances under the banner OF Juarez Senior Navarro,
however has but one answer for everybody.hc knows
nothing about the matter, nor can he possibly know
anything about it, His time and attention occupied
with the pressing duties OF his consular Office and IL
seems he can find little opportunity to NEEDLE
with emigration schemes
WIN thorough organization and proper persons to
could he thrown into Mexico by different routes In less
than three months As agricultural aborers they would
Americans TO come into the country there could be
nothing TO prevent them guiny there except the opposi
ton which they may be expected TO moet from the army
question submitted to the Judgment Of an intelligent
people, and, IL Is ncxtto impossible TO obtain correct
information from any source VIC must, like Mcawber,
walt for something to turn up.
| THE MOVEMENT IN BROOKLYN.
Colonel NJ Murphy and Captain Gotleb engaged in
basis, ut Montague Hail. brooklyn, and, as we learn,
from ono to hundred stai~ orih every day
enrolled. The work, they say, "goes bravely on"
NO MEETING AT CENTRE MARKET.
I BOARD or OYricERs, !
| SEVENTY vIRsr REcMKXr, N G., shy,
| NKw YORK, May TO- 1900. J
vDrroR OF THE HERALD.
Please contradict the notice published In your paper
this date with reference to tho using Of our armory o'
Lieutenant JOHN A. HULL Secretary.
| rHE PROBABLE ACTION or GOVERNMENT.
| From Washington letter In Philadelphia Ledger
| IT the Mexican "emgration" project gains much
further headway: tho government will interfere and put
down, threatening penalties against those who refuse
| TO obey It's dictates. What the Emperor Napoleon has
done thus far in Mexico has been done without any
opposition from the government, without word OF re-
bukc but rather with spirit or acquiescence
part and though such would probably have been the
had not civil been in progress the President
WILL nevertheless net in perfectly fair manner towards
Napoleon that hands free, and meet him, II
at all, with the honorable weapons Of diplomacy. It
| may be doubted, however whether any Immediate at
tention will be given TO the subject outside OF fobddng
buccancering expeditions from this country This 10
pleasant relations with France, and at the same time
maintain our neutral position
Such position Mr. Seward declared be proper
course more than snce and II Is not likely will
be departed from even in the wnking at OF expeditions
which might or might not be transformed into armies
| their arrival upon Mexican soil
| Unfortunately for US, the Empire OF Macmillan Is
heirloom OF our II IL established, with sway
the people acknowledge It's power. Mr.. Seward
has declared that the people the rghtful arbiers
upon the question, and II is yet to appear that the
jorty desire change In ths government that Is now
| installed them.
One thing is certain this country has done much TO-
/ ward placing Austrian Prince upon the throne Of
Mexico and the proof could DO adduced TO show that
fully committed 10 the monarchy In all the
| reception Of an accredited Minister therefrom.
Privately the President Is known be In favor OF tho
enforcement Of tho Monroe doctrine upon this continent
but what If he finds, on assuming the rcns Of Office
that the only which calls for this action IL
his immediate CONTROL He must needs accept the
he finds them, and await the future in
hope.
THE FILIBusrERs AT WORK
Translated from the Courier de- Eats Unis Nay 10
ON the 2lst OF January OF this year We wrote as fol
lows regarding the differences between spain and Peru
the manifestations OF sympathy for Peru In the United
| States and American covctousness:-
certain s sSs v; x. ns The : Tasa. '
break forth than The American government
popularity al any price VIII latter nsaonsi passions.
sc vii be crs Law s nv ss sor 1pe IN Ss
there win be strong demonstrations Of sympathy for
conceal and desires for asgrsndne
me m, a. . % d%s MT % & S -. $ %
ois"ger 10 tse'n docs not eno"ot, ffo" Europe
Our predictions have unfortunately been only too
realized Neutrality ~ being openly violated and IN tho
face OF the culpable proceedings the government
MAINTAINS silence which may very properly Justify the
ton II Is To be remarked that the agents OF Juarcz who
until lately confined their operations 10 candestine
| crung did not begin TO recruit publicly or TO call for
men through newspapers until after Gonzalez 0rtcga
had arrived at Washington and conferred with Mr. Rome
,bi rocdence be- purcly accidenaY DOCS Il not tend
TO verify the report that Mr. Hunter has given pcrmis
son The OF Junfcz TO go ahead with the pur
pose Of prohibiting recruiting upon the hrst protest made
bv Frances by this Mr. Hunter would probably
achieve two ends-vll: the Juarez party would gam
| cruts and The Mexican empire might become intiml
dated But reply that the latter OBJECT will not be al
tanrd for leh.nf ne Emperor Aax,mIGn h1re 70 France
| which nsper 6inciss ,sf rc 1rsaN
However may be with regard TO the equlvocal course
OF the Cabinet at Washington the agents OF Jugrex
| acting as though they had its formal endorsement
Recruits arc aocking TO the various ofccs but
say that, with the exception of few decent looking
officers and soldiers, their appearance in general "a not
| pfepusscssing
Ii IL dbcg 10 recognize these elibuserne adopts MS
the defenders OF great principles and OF strong
| y,cons a. the Daily Neus characlcrscs them and y
evident TO the most superficial observer that the Mon
roe doctrine and manifest destiny" would great
riaL ~ finding no adhercnih n Nrinrn Inafead Of cnm