New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-10
Mexico.

We received yesterday a copy of the Mexican
Times-Gov Aliens paper-of March 10th. We
find no notice in il of any intention of Gov, Allen
to go to France, as has been reported. s. Gc5a ,
The Times announces the arrival Of three vessels
at Vera Cruz, from different United States ports,
with l04 emigrants, men, women and ehiidfeh'
nearly all of whom will settle in the CordoVa
colony. OF this number, II are from Loulsiaha
Is from Kentucky, % from Alabama 10 from
Texas, from Mississippi, and the remainder from
other States. Nine are from New York. Among
the Louisanians are Henry Huston, son of the late
Gen Felix Huston, Burruss Magruder and John
Davis. Two clergymen are among the emigrants.
It is stated that they all went by way of Havana,
and that many more are expected before the lst
| of June. .a ss =.- irar-. -sz-55l list
| ave find in the Times an Imperial decree, organ.
| izing an Asiatic Colonization Company, with a
capital of two millions of dollars the object being
to encourage the importation of laborers from
Asia into Mexico.
The different railroad enterprises in Mexico seem
to be going ahead. The Imperial Railway, from
the City Of Mexico to Puebla will be finished very
soon. $50 m tss
The Times says:
In few weeks the telegraph wires will connect
the capital with Pachnca, Real del Monte and Tu.
lanciDgo. The construction of the Tampico line
to this city has commenced. ne t$H
The following items of political and military
news we copy from the Times: s,} ,ayStg5 4
REsIaNArIoN.-Hi Majesty the Emperor has ac-
cepted the resignation of Mr.. Hidalgo, Mexican
Minister to France. ss &4gi Es5Ei f9l,~L
Rour OF THE SOUTHERN DrssIppNTs. APorfrio
Diaz and other chiefs, with 1000 men, were COM
pletely routed in Iona de Soto by the Imperial
Colonel Acebal, on the 25th of February. ass.
TRooPs FOR MEJIA.--General Florentno Lopez,
with 1000 men, recruited for Gen. Mejia's division
has left Queretaro for Matamoros. 10 ss5 Z. n
MOURNING AT CoURT.--The court went into
mourning one week for the death of Prince Odon
son of King Victor Emanuel. ais'-s
GOLD PLACERs OF MIoBoACAN.-We learn that
oil the necessary measures have been taken for
the departure Of the miners to the placers of
Michoacan. NA
SUBMISSION. It appears, from an official report
received at the office OF the Minister of the Interior,
that the country of San Martin in ,Huasteca has
submitted to the Empire. 7sf ..grrf 5.ri r..
THE EMPREss,-The ladies of Jalapa have pre-
scented the Empress with a magnificent bracelet
mounted with diamonds, senieralds and rubies. 1t
is an elegant and remarkable piece Of workman
ship. s'!.'ls3 5''2 ~
Tie Emperor has appointed General Almonte
fgrand marshal OF the court) minister plenipo-
Tertiary to the court Of the Tuileries, to replace
Mr. Hidalgo, resigned General Aimonte is, in
addition, intrusted with q special mission to his
majesty the Emperor Napoleon. ss1E
The mails between this city and Monterey are
now making rapid and regular communication.
NJ, Blondel Won 7Cuelen Brock envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenpotentary of the King of
Belgium, had the honor to receive private
audience with the Emperor on Wednesday last,
and of presenting anew his letters accrediting
him to the imperial government of Mexico as the
representative of King Leopold Ii. 1t is said
that the Emperor conferred, on this occasion,
upon the honorable diplomat the Grand Cross of
the Order Of Guadalupe, as special testimony of
his high esteem. ~ 100 - 7a'e1E -s
The reported landing of Carbajal on the coast
Of Tampico, at the head of filibusterng expedi-
ton, is contradicted. There is garrison of 1000
men at Tampico '==t1' Ast4+'L - HF