The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-10
LOCAL NEWS
Uw roRK AND THE VICINITY.

THE MKxfcAs MovEMrsr.-It ia now pro-
able that Thousands Of men will before long take
heir departure from this city for Mexico, In tho
Ii-e of omisrants settle thems selves citizens s
hat Republic and 70 hsht In defence Of their adopt
nj land " occasion calls. This Ia the shape tho Me,-
cr emigration movement has taken, aud the populAK
OF the advantages Of onterprizo Ia illus
tratcd by the crowds Of men, principally discharged
soldiers, who daily registering their names for
the expedition. There three seeming sgcnclc, of
tho movement two Of which are very quiet In
their operations 20 that much inform alton
ins them cannot be presontcd. one has name, but
its hoadquartors' are, Box k6i4 n. y POET OGec;.
the othor Ia entitled tho Mexican Emigration Com
psny, and hss Mr.. y. J. Tucker for President Tho
mot important Of the three Ia doub, that OF Col.
W. H. Allen, corner Of Howard and Crnshy Streets 1t
Ia understocd that hefor opening Office the par
tes ensaFcd In this scheme applied the authorities
or dcciuion Ia advance, ~ w the Tieh of tho
movement, and though formal dceisou vss
given, the right Of organization for smgraton.
- we'll ~ the right Of ennis grants - arm themselves
for their own projection, fiooy conceded. Tho.
scheme Of Col Allen Is said 10 10 under the patron
are Of the Mexican ten. Ortcrs- ho has been for
some time Tnst in this ci,, hut has now rouo to
w~hl possibly on bu.inc~ conncctoI ~i,h this
matter. White tles steps ara bens taken hsr,
similar organizations being elected among tho
adyentufosOIue Western people. II Ia now an ostah-
hed fact that frcsid mt Ju'loH Ina issned otors Of
usrlu' against French cOmL.rrr' end hopos 10 thus
open arre hcld of emp0, Drut for men disa lrged
from tho United States Navy, shY nv willing 10 take
the rAkr Of prvateonng. Nusptlme, intelligence
received ria Havana yest, rly, nom MoNoo, that
the French msn-oi-vr rr Adouis hal rrrvod ~iih tho
ness that All aruny Of SLG1 men, With equipments
aud transport Ia propaI ed the co. of France TO
srf,Ia tut ufe III. ffUry II
BuaIno 70 Saiolcon in rnsaiL to the int"ptions Of
tho United bta,Us upon Aoiico. Tho Mexican news
paper sooIAp,p, olro, publishes statmoni that
the dortitution that exists among Immigrants from
Now lors 70 Mexico, awcek otter their arrival, beg
eseriptiou" II states tha' all tho inigranis
~ the ,hip Gl.nvood rr-embatkol IN tho rtel al
most Immediately after their arrival at Vera Cruz.
owing 10 tho difficulty Of obtaining oven information
70 their Journey inland, aud account OF the ear
fl rlsi to their health II they remained at Vers
Cruz"
Tho May AnBiversarics.
ASsIvEKsARr MEETINGS rms DAY.
i iis, at1. XXI XXI speassn kes o wm. r. = fu.i. s"i 4
New Haven, Conn, Nov Lyman Abbott Of Tore
Ansr,car Tsaot soetsty q N,S iort Ba.Inc..
choose an Executive Committee. Public meeting at
iaos,oct 4. n sPoatsGs-Esy II, y. Cause, Re.
Nasal Amy Mlssonary ans Rev Mr. Tsitcheli, an
Army Chaplain.
AHsvlcan Tract Soetetv ~ Bo'ton,-At Irving Hall
L At kJ'c0cs f. NJ SleAIefs KCy. Stephen II 1vuy.
Jr Of New yort, Rev. Jacob NJ. Manning, of Bos-
Bun Buflo. ' 'D' NV O''''' " ''' " D' '"
| American Home Missionary Socutv.-At Irving
Hall at To o'clock T. N.
| ks,o York Association ~ Uniusrs srsalists--A tho
Weary " the sixth nyersais1 Church, At 10 o'clock
| ms Chuich at z l.. NJ
| AxERIoAr ASTI-BLAvERr soorErY.-The Thirty
| seoond Anniversary OF the American Anti-Slayery