The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

MEXICO.

Additional items o. interest regarding Mexican affair
)e contained in the letters OF Mexico city
londent which we publish this morning. number Of
Confederate settlers In Mexico had had an interview
with Macmillan, during which tho Emperor welcomed
them cxes," and expressed his desire Ameri
pan capital and labor introduced into the country bt
urging them at the time to take part in tho
pol teal dssensions On the question of slavery Max
J. especially strong condemnng forced labor OF every
o. cripon appears from the extracts which we pub
lsb taken from book written by him years
An effort was made on the Of the funeral in Mexico
city OF the late Henry W. Allen, ex-Confederatc Gov
ernor OF Louisiana, TO have the conln borne TO the
grave covered with Confederate flag Bat owing
g. the lmness OF ths United States Consul CAPT
ta. tn demonstration abandoned by the friends
OF the deceased. Beverly Tucker, while bis way
d. Mexico city whittier IL Is said no has been despatched
10 net correspondent for several English journals
bad been plundered by guerillas 0rizaba- The
Emperor will send commissioners TO represent Mexican
icrcss in the great Exposition TO be held AT Par In
1sG7 The mortality Of Mexico city Is reported TO be
ccry great ut present. owing to the defective sewerage
bud accumulation Of filth within the city walls An
American engineer drain tho valley Of
bic xco Another inundaton feared, the waters OF
Like Tcxcuco being within few inches only OF
He level OF the capital MACMILLAN had sent commu
o. alton TO the Minister charge OF civil list direct
psnscs OF his housch Id the time voluntarily
cutting down his personal allowance TO Eve hundred thou
sand dollars per annum.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The are nine European steamships due at American
Is to-day, the news by one the City Of New York,
b ing four aad by another Che Damascus i've days
cr These vessels sailed for the undernsm ports In
D. following order, VIZ
3 amship From Ddyg Sailing for
e,vara ....... Southampton May 80. New York.
psnmsrk. ....... Liverpool. e....New York
t,oponts Liverpool. May o.. boston
a ianiic. Bremen. May s...NeT YORK
Dremen ......... southampton. May o....New York
\ ltou ......... Hayre $50. May 9....Ncw York
yoiNew York .Quoenstown.. May TO-. New York
VILE de- Paris. .Brcst MAY TO- New York
Dumas US Londonderry. May H.. ..Quebec
our Fortress Monroe correspondent states that the
Changes effected Jen Davis surroundings were the
o. Of Mrs Davis influence with the authoriti,s at
" shngon and not heretofore reported, occasioned
b. the reports Of Secretary Meculoch.
The third Sunday the Excise law passcd yester
,y not only without disturbance In the city but with
pcta dulucss In Brooklyn the Germans have hanked
she new law by arrangement, which extends the
cr n. iii,s Tor la.cr beer drinking wlthou, breach
a lS Ab,risi Of beer Is bough, by club and drank
I, .e ...59 o. an Interested friend The excursions TO
I, .ffssnt 10 dham, nobok N and other points outside
shadow Of the law, we're more numerous than on
eny preceding sunday IL being estimated that seventy
s..ud persons len the city during the day Tor those
,,c.s several arrests were made, but there was nc
& disturbance Of any note
amber OF German lager beer dealers and retailers
WHO a few days ago formed an organization TO insur
,,.,o,,,on against the operations OF the Sunday Law
,sa another meeting yesterday. and was decided tina
pno,her mass meeting shall be held during TINS week
Sheu legal opinion regarding the cons''u'onA.iy
tame Of the provisions Of the EXCISE hN Nh'ea y, :,
e'ieged to be In violation OF 'he coas"'''" w.
Inlcd states, is TO be submitted
A meeting OF the Manhattan circles OF the fena
motherhood was held yesterday and was attended
Oh. chief Organizer, who received from them unau
nous pledge Of support large number OF cre's w
linae TO pour in with funds and resolutions
Aithe North Presbyterian church, in Ninth avenue
conf renee ia, beld last evening Tor Vie 9l0o's o.