The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

IN5rA,iArIoS or rnr CuBAS Juy1A.--wc received the
following last evening 1t appcrs that the Junsa
Guiana to be nstaea to night, at the Apollo Saloon
1t viii DO very lariotiaafsir -
ST. D.Dehondo ins ssarsa eJuSTA GUIANA oil salon
Io Apoie tS 70 casa nom lo bT'sdssy 81 mares ~ dei cor
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Nueya-i ok. Octubro ~ do 1852
MsNu,L ps Jrsus ARANoo, riee FsSst.
iosr Elias arsSa i 1SS' vicsS Secretary
DosuNGo ps 1oicouRis, Treasurer.
THE Rr. Rev. Bisnor DoasE OF New Jersey we unior-
stand taken seriously i'll yesterday, 1t intended
ta. he should preach and hold confirmation in Grace
Church. Jersey City, his afternoon, at "a O'Clock and
again Bergen Hudson county in the evening but his
illness win these appointments to be postponed
THF Exrrcrrp AanIyAL or THE CakscESr CIrr-THE
4uRr Or YESTERDAY In conformity with the arrange
entered into by the democratic republicans in this
city, who ynpathize with the Cuban Creoles
bago the party took place yesterday in consequences
report being circulated that the Crescen. City steamer
of the port Under the ooninaad OF Captain Rynder
procession formed and every disposition made to
march osn to her berth TIE foot OF Warren street
in give Captain Porter becoming AMI on,husi
astiu ptfon There Eve flags di5play cd three
tilk ahdtsG bunting and brass GIN b.ooslns TO the
Enpae Club, placed IN front Of the procession,
which then get fol yard The Park ~as made
the Lrtt halting piece, and there the gun was
fred thirteen tinef. tbe old national salu.e) When
this finished the procession again forward
i.lioSsd by thoaaaDds OF people. anonest whom
tCoy CT 1toCu5an crtos who JOINT IN the procession,
display cd Cuban iisg with the Lone Sar in the
Gentle along with Anthem banners Arrived mt the
dock The gun was placed on the deck Of tbs Illinois
steamer ard bred thirtyono times the national salute
The gate leading TO the wharf shut and Thousands Of
The people wale exciudeG but those who had obtained
admitiance made mp in en- husja what they locked
in nymbeT They gave three hearty cheers Tor Gap
tan Porter when IL announced that Mrs Porter
there present with her friends awaiting her husbands
rival Captain Hyn6ers was then loudly called for aud
that gentleman having obtained eleva I'd position ad-
oItted The multitude, observing that Captain Por-
ter had behaved most CALAMITY IN defending the
honor 81 bie tag against Spanish osNt IL the present
administration was too weak imbecie and cowsrdly to
ayense the IN u offered 70 our sg 1t would then do
Ncye On hc people 10 execute the dnty themselves. At
that exclamation there gene raj cy Of Ave WILL and
are ready 10 60 now Cactsin RJndors then went
say That he deprecated piaticsl pcd against
Cuba hut he hoped that If there quarrel between
Spain America that proper eoul1 DO taken
liberty 10 Cuba Then If the free people
If that Island had objection TO become nnnexel to the
United States che would become ultimately OF the
proudest States OF the Union Applause again rent the
air Cap ain Rynders concluded and voice heard
10 Fay :" That is the dostiDy Of Cuban Three hearty
Ch given The steamer that had been announced
the Crescent City in, proved TO be the
Texas at which there was considerable disappointment
txfeIenctd, and the crowd re formed the procession
ard marched away TO hold Themselves 10 resdincss tor
the arrival Ct Tho cresct ut city.
fIBr.--on Sunday hight fire occurred in tho third
story Il house 80 40 Na-Cr street caused by defect
in chimney The tire department The spot
and eXtinguished tho flames without the damage Of
property.
FourD DRowSrp "A boaiman, named William Doug
lass yosofday found the dead body Of unknown
fcaips in The river foot Of Maiden lane The body
made ast the dock by Mr. Douglass ami the Coroner
r, cue tod 10 held IN inqucst