New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

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Wood. Ministries. No. ~ Bco.d-v-cSocsr, .v-ry .venns
soeie;y Library. Brosd~y-TAf Bryan Gallery o' Paintings
Castle Gsrdea-Fsir Of the American lnstiaie
Sacred Concert Church Of the EgshaHy Stanton st
~ The weather yesterday was all that
could be desired; cool, clear and delightful
IL The Board of Aldermen will meet at
5 O'Clock this afternoon.
SrRAyeERs.-At the Metropolitan, the Earl
of Mount Charles, London DR. Whitridge, Charles
ton Dr. McNulty, San Francisco; Chas. Lanman, Con
necticut; J. Lesycraft Jamaica Joseph Ward, Mon
tresl; n. J. Bowditch, Boston; Alex. Ray, Washing
ton Chas Arndon, Virginia Sam. Knight, st Louis;
O. B. White, Virginia. md others.
At,he IRvIxc O. Legerwood Virginia; VIM. D. Lew
is, Philadelphia Hon Mr.. Morris, New Hampshire;
Jsrncs Neales Ohio; DR. Bostwick, Conn; A. d. Cam
bell, Va r. Rankin, Liverpool Commodore Morris,
u s. n; w NJ Bedford Mass; R Babcock, R. l.; 1t.
Read, Marines; VIM. F. wetherington Bsltlmore E.
w Leavenworth, Syracuse T. A. Marshall, Philade
pha Thomas H. Garfield. Burlington
At the Aston, c. B. Allen, Providence; w T. Rsbln
SON. England VIM Fiske Boston; r. II. Pruyn. Al
bany; T. Gibbons San Francisco A. F. Edwards Sara
toga; r. f. Brewster San Francisco; L. o. Morris, U.
S. Army Henry Ten Eyck, Albany A. X. Jones, Troy
A. G. Hazard, Conn; Mr.. Corbyn, Washington F. L.
Yates Albany c. c. Gooven, Philadelphia; E. w.
Strong, Rutland.
Mass MEETING TO EXPRESS THE INDIGNA-
TON OF THE WINGS OF THE CITY AT THE RE-
CENT OUTRAGEs UPON AMERICAN CITIZENS IN
CUBA-Pursuant the call OF several Scott and
Graham Associations large assenblage of the Wings
Of the City held in front of the Broadway House
last evening. Itw estimated that from 1000 to 5000
nharo If
patriated Cubans and other adopted citizens At the
hour appointed H. N Wild the President Of the With
Ward Scott and Graham Association called to the
Chair, and John silcocks appointed Secretary.
Mr. Wild then read the following resolutions express
ing the of the meeting upon the outrsges
in Cuba, which received with much enthusiasm:
Rescired That the Wings of the City Of NewYork have
heard with the deepest Indignation Of the recent treatment
of American citizens the Island Of Cuba and Of the OBJ
sructons imposed upon American commerce by the officers
Of the ST alish Government st that Island.
Resol,ed That regarding which have been
made IN reference TO the treatment of Purser Smith as
tue pronounce the conduct Of the Spanish authorities
harsh unfeehng and iniam9us and II not properly e1-
planned must lead TO serious hostility between two hitherto
Rcsolred That the conduct Of the Spanish authorities
ward X. L. Ward master OF the bark Coneha, of New
York, boarding his ship IN placing under guard oil
body Of Spanish soldiers in szng the United States mails
snd slp papers together with the official insults 10 the
Captain the deteuon OF the vessel ana tho hoas ~
duIance the Captain and one OF the panger botn hno
cent any oense against the laws OF Cuba snc an out
rage upon the commerce and nag OF the United states
calls for prom pt and complete redress .
Resord That while we claim no night to interfere with
phe, nations or to .n sSn ine Of Fos1 s
heartfelt sympath. are nevertheless with the Oppressed
hold in utter deteaon those depots who are the IN
struments Of oppression rs. .
the ncture Of cruel despos under which there neither
e Tht Of franchise nor the liberty OF the press neither
IRE ~ co tuoasi or personal freedom on the part of
the subject such Government is undesevius The respect
of the friends Of true civilization or enlightened humanity
Reol,1d Finally, That we adhere 10 sns poncy OF shry
CLAW proclaimed BY him Secretary OF state IN lSHo IN
letter 10 Mr. Middleton, the American Mnistero SPAN IN
dec ares that We c1gnOt 0iOw trans
fer the bland II Cuba any European Polce' 80 say
we 40 SAYS the voice Of the whole country
Rirod That we learn with pride and satisfaction that
the action Of Wing National Administration IN regard 70
tb. question OF Nsilonn honoi 10, o I bP No csson
10 doubt immediate and ample redress for the wrongs at
tempted BY Spanish officials - ,,,,.
After some remarks from Capt Jenkins, Mr.. wild IN
troduced to the meeting r. L. Ward Master OF the bark
Corpeia who was received with wild shout OF JOY by
the yat multitude who had surrounded the stand in all
directions. in Grands, Capt Ward made few peril
nent remarks which were well received.
Col Fosdck of Ky, was next introduced, who re-
ferrd 70 the outrage which had been made upon Amer
lean Commerce by the Cuban authorities, which be con-
sdered deserved the immediate attention OF the T. =
Government He referred to the conduct of Cen Iay
lor in simsr case and said if that good old Wing was
alive he would submit to such an outrage without
n prompt explanation. Gen. Winfield Scott he was
sure. would not Col. 7. was loudly cheered at tue
close Of his remarks.
ExJustice Bleakclcy, Of the Eighth Ward, was next
called upon and urged coneliatory course OF policy
end that ih. question should be considered by the
American people with moderation. No one was more
indignant than himself at the outrages upon Americans
Iy the Spanish officials in Cuba He trusted the Admin
i-tration would speedily rebuke this insult He coa'
cluded smid cheer: .or Scott and Graham. The band
ale struck up an air.
Jacob Cole of the Ninth Ward, followed Judge
Bleskey in eloquent strain sluding to the sacrifice
OF fifty Am Eican citizens last year, and TO series OF
insult. to the flag and Of the United States by
the agents OF Queen Isabella. He was convinced that
no such insults would be perpetra;ed with old Scott o.
the head Of the Government
Mr. Cole was much appsuded when Mr. Wild called
for the adoption Of the resolutions which adopted
unanimously. An invitation accepted TO attend a
Scott meeting Hoboken this evening when the meet
ing broke up the Unonists moving Of in procession
70 the Seventeenth Ward.
THE STRIKE or THE LoSG-sHoRE-aES.-Ihe
meeting Of ong-shoremen at Warren Hall, on Tues
day evening had decidedly good influence fe'ter'
day large proportion OF them were al WORK az me Sa
vance Of wages. Meantime. the Committee appointed
10 hold sn interview with the Merchants, are engaged
in that duty and will shortly report the result OF her
conference Three Of the prisoners taken on Tues.
day on Pier No H. were liberated Tuesday night ana
Yesterday morning the Mayor and Chief OF Police atef
lec;uring and advising the other three prisoners as
CHARGED hem Al ! O'Clock yesterday word was sem
To Cant Stevenson in command Franklin Market iof
. le,,chmert Of Police as q disturbance was Anticl-
ns,ed q, Pier No IL East River but no difficulty oc-
CURED The Police were prepared for any emergency
force being in the vicinity Of Franklin Market ready
in Gaze OF O disturbance
During the forenoon yesterday there was meenus
-. I'D Sir. Oxper- ernployiny ringers and