, 1865-05-12

a New EKc3tement-Onxvard 10 the
Halls of the m0nteZumas-Au E8ui-
grafton or Flltbuster1ug Expedition
Fifth Out.

4 nex mysterious military project, assum.
Ing the form Of q Mexican emigration scheme
has developed itself in this city, Washington,
and several other parts Of the county, very
suddenly and simultaneously. The country
bus been somewhat startled and much excite.
ment has already been c1eated, although the
affair has tnly been announced publicly about
1ortv-ejght hours. People want to learn Mi
about it. What does 1t mean 2. Is it another
hlt1'uster!ng expedition? Is it q plan to help
the falling fortunes ofthe Emperor MaxIlnili-
ian, OF is it, On the contrary, the commence
meEt Of q grand hostile movement against
the French ascendancy in the land Of the
Aztecsf Snch are the questions which peo-
pic arc asking, but find tt very difficult to
hare answered In q satisfactory manner.
The following advertisements appeared res
terday in the columns Of the Htrald:
MEXICO, ,AAx1x1111AN AND THE MONROE Docrn1yr.
All persons WHO desire joining company coon
starting ;. to make stttko'' for fame and fortnne
11 The land Of golden ores and !nsctous fruits, aid.
baa g. &c ad1s.a q
Jaa1ca, to- 5ai4 New fork Post % 0tllsc. 0'n''0 D.
reetipE Of the aeents Of the Mexican Emi.
grafton Company VII be held thts evening Al TIC
o'clock rrecttely. Reports Of agents in Pnil.d:l:
paia Cine,nDat1 and BroEHsvie SEe1as) WI! b
FnAEc1s s. TUCKER, P. IL E, C.
On. O. E. WILSON, 8, II. E. g.
ARCHIBALD BRADSHAW, I. N. E. C.
The following advertisement appears in the
Washington Chroniae Of the 9Th Inst:
NENco-To ALE oFT1oERs AND SOLDIERS.
Now that our war is over, all who wish to emit
grate to Mexco. in accordance with the Mexican
decree, will call at 953 Pennsylvania avenue, and
register their names and address, Or address by
note Colonel Al. H., $50 street, Washington,
oihes vii also be opened IL New York, Phil
acejp4a, Baltimore md other elites
Office hours. at 2b8 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween nine and four.
Tic character Of tie. movement world
seem to be pretty clearly indicated in the
first OF the aboyeadyettIsemcuts- It "to
mike q strike for fame and fortune In the
land of golden ores aad luscious frui:s;" ID
ether words, to fight under the banners Of
ogitated Mexico. Tho object Is, then. M
warlike movement against Maxi !
mlllian. Independent Of any countenauce |
from Government. The managers Of the |
project, having wholesome fear Of the neu-
trality laws, keep the meetings md inten.
9R5 feeret for h until pnb!to
are sufficiently advanced to dsfv |
circumyention. Our reporter was informed |
By Mr.. +. J. Tucker, the !" P. M. E. c." that |
the press would not be admitted to the !
meetings Of the Emigration Company, and !
that 1t was desirable not to divulge their !
even refused to state where the place Of
meeting was.-- Under.these circumstances We |
eau cnly leave cur readers to guess about the |
details.
II connection with the subject we may Gil |
the attcn ion Of those whom It iutese:ts to
the following call Of Col. Vim. e. Allen. an
old army officer:
MILITARY NOTICE ''''<
! The pon.commissfoueti officers and p,ivatea d
the lat cpd 14sth segtueuts Nem York volunteers,