The New York herald., 1851-08-27
Movements and Me etings in the
United States.
Aid from New York.

AID from New York.
80 far this city concerned vagus rumors have pro-
ugated that something Ia the shape Of aid and assist
has been in progress for several days past 1t
well enough to state what may be relied upon, within
the facts Of the ArIls nton clothing med
c!nss and provisions intended and purchased for the
revolutionary army bsve boon sent from this harbor
Two vessels whether American Of other nation
cannot precisely say purchased days ago and
eightod with these -ieles Many thousands of dollars
doubtless have been expended in the business and thus
any may judge that the number Of GU lnti
" Of ammunition not small. We have not heard
that any citizen Of New York has any active part
in the erprie bu, have t. believe that foreign
capitol has been enpioyed for the purpose Hence the
case, security AID secrecy with which this
hss been carried Ut Indeed by this time with ordius.
~ tpeed both vessels must be their stina
tim ard will surty any mediate necessities which the
revolutionary army may require while the
made will add to thu revolutionary force hundred
veil drilled AMI wol equipped men.
II may be proper to adj also that the powerful inter-
ference oi tho United States authorities which THREATEN
cd to suppress sny advantage that prnccly Cuban
tune might obain has not bean abe TO
fsgs ot oher nntors whose vessels out of the juoic-
ton Of the United States might transfer cargo with put
any ayprebenicn Of danger. Those interested in the
hbrtion Of Cuba TO Lavo adopted tbe only
h 20 thea, aud under tho c!ccumstances WIS best
for Aricsn citizens thus relieved from exposure
to The lsss. II ia little singular that while large
number Of those who interested ia behalf OF Cuba
have been talking tho aid and assistance which they
have sdyosod have been given without the kuo sed,s
OF any of them. When all the facts folly known, II
will aIpear that the amount OF assistance should it prove
sUcb have extraordinary considering the sud
DIN aud speedy In which several yo.ses have
been purchased aud de-acheA, inoudiog thes cirscss
We may that Ia the contest twenty years
ago between the GrC.ks and Turks the cupidty Of Bri
thh commercial speculation caused the furnishing to
both TIE tcligerent powers arms, ammunition, prov
sions. clothing ana vonntsers and should similar mo
ivss aetuate merchants of any nation the Cub,ns
msy have opportunity Of thinking themselves frtu
nate II may be remembered that the Turks issued
eronsrance and that tho Greeks issued orders TO burn
and destroy British vessels engaged in such services
which the Brtish government replied to both
ttroatebipg them with retsatory action and insstn
upon tho freedom # commerce" Free trade Is
popular than II t~enty. Eve years ago and 1t
will be curious to follow circu instances in the present
Gaze TO their results.
Another Mass Meeting I'm the ParIs-rre-
n.sndous Excitement - Eight Thousand
Persons present.
last evening. suother great meeting vas held
In the Park give expression to the feeling excited in
this city by the from Cuba. Before the meeting,
procession forrsod, accompanied By baud Of mu
sc. and the banners used at the former meeting After
marching through the lower part Of Broadway sui
other streets ard around the Park passed In
front Of the City Han, around the large aud cspacious
platform rr, there thu accommodate Of the Of
of the meeting tn, speakers the press and the
band The arrangements made for the press ole
rebly good but the reporters he'd and crowded
by who had particular rigst to be on the plat
FORM not being officers d tho setting speakers One
men 80 interf.rd the reporters that 1t
found Necessary eject him from the platform II
crowded sod the all around was rapid
IL fled up The steps Il the City usl all covered
with human beings. snJ tiao the multituis eoul
bot have been under sOO0 rersous Toe gres.et euhu
tiGsm Ir,yscd. Indeed seldom has city witnessed
20 high pitch Of ,xcit-ment, continued for Eu'h
g;h Il tine. that Which has perVsdcd II iace
the news from unvsua arrived here, rhotsdsy last
nor G,cs sprcar have diainihei in che slightest
d, gree but on the contrary. to be increasing with
The sl,sl Of every additional piece of intelligence
,rl the scsEe Of action from those cities Of the
Uaiied ss.tes which sgilatcd hy the same r-oos
The intelligence received from New Os.csns ant Ph,-
lae,phin appears hayc given fresh impetus to the
moven ent here and hare ad.d fuoi ~ the Lrealy
| hsrceiy burning 4. NE.
! IL. fsloyving were the onl.ers n the meeting
| u, 1s. pr u J Blirkmsu.
| q "a.
! wo,, p. o. Nalonry. y n Buot, % Cu'uns. Cnirle'
O. no. Ion. ". isssmey,r, Noes Y. B,sch, r.
| }. ino u n Trruch- iamr' Valley, . 3 smith' El-
| "a uahan, o ". sturt.vsnL II J Msboit.
G'yrA A NJ Alirg, Carlo W,eb, Captain Isaiah Ryu-
| ttr,, "a. n. Eo-p
| So efo,l.s-Hon Abraham Wak.mau IIy J weiicp
Aio z K6liy IcDry Leesccrib John H'ii' jsmr- Z.
/ sh hey. G. A. King Charles Sirtoher, wm. woo1run
sli.nt Mr. Bil,SNMAv, In opening the tag
esidh vns unnecesssry for HIM TO explain its objects
All rrecns were aware Il Tie purpose vh,sh II va
couv,ncd-fcr tho subject q the Cuban fcvouton hds
the land and IL the slLcpetos top; ot di'cussiIn
everJvhtre This moy,mlni that could act b.
storped II was perfectly egsl or eiinoas of ibs
Uned gtates to cmigr stcin any huntcs they PLEASED
10 Cuba ard in d,spe every sttempt to check them
theJ would 20 there n aid the cpprse and ths
rss.nere a their fellow citizens II was not by ne@t-
ncs OF sp,, ci,s that the cauc was TO b. sdrd
| bot by men and and money and There ext ,edno
Ion ser any douLt such cid would DC profsp'n
tcnd,d TO tn became the republicans Of hs great
Tbs resojutions Of the PhiaaslDha meeting Of Mon.
sisy vhlch were published In The Iisroia OF ycser-
Day. were then adopted unsuimeuv q,
| MIR Fsocu C,NP then sddrcssed the meeting ue
said the, could be mi-'ssca IN the fsc that Ia THIS
city - well in phil pbis aud other cities q the
utted eates, the s,rergse sympathy existed Tor IN,
ntrots of Cubs Ore o the largest ngs ever hello
in the United States. eas hela at fhilsdslphia ast
night TO give uttersnce TO thst eci'ng =" Wen rs
pr,s their bunpg Indignation IT the Outrage prfpe
trsted ON An,erscru ctzcns ard the insult bred TO
cur Gag TbsIs etrc from q oc to 10 600 persons prr
sent n "a Hzonishipg ~ look In the public papers
and zee Low lte feeling there is on the part ot'hoe
who r.oEss 20 copouct at least ought toi.oN pun
lie oiEion IN THE country Inc cosme,', sg,inst IN,
! tause thbrrty (urt ansfcr the Cormocia) ncodcs
With besutiv consistency from the fss end ~ action
o T, vas and her annexation 20 the United states; and
Who tppostd the Mexican war and yet "ought
date fur The Pre.ide,tiai chdr. 20 Witch that var
! oil nc elevated bmi and poy orirg forWara snV'"V'