New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
INVASION AND MsURREcTroN IN CUBA.

to show they sympatbize with Cuba At the recent
School Examination when the large ball Of the Lyce
wts filed with tie children Of the various schools
and their friends one of the pupils Of the Boys High
Sehool 10 bis speech Our Navy, made some striking
illusions to the Island of Cuba and when he made the
prediction that before another anp1al examination
The star.spsnpled banner would wave in triumph
Moro Castle, be " brought down the whole house"
The applause was immense The scene was truly
very exciting one, and proved that Filbustersm was
one of the first lessons insted into the minds Of the
young One other strong proof Of the feelings Of our
people be shown BY the publication of the CARR
"ers Address of The Daily Dctd." This New-Years
Address has met with hearty response Of Amen from
Thousands. 1t is written with much force, and the
writer Of it must have entered into the spirit OF the
sentiments therein contained with sincere wish and
confidence that all bis predictions will be realized
The address is headed, in large letters, "EaropedH
Year" Then comes the following admirable notices
"Tbe Brues Of years We claim America a. standing
nSssi he sT rs %5S Ii EH I'm s VI YAK ''
"CuBA! CUBAl oUERIDA"LaH Word Of LOpez IN Hlraaa
The fTst verse OF the address reads as follows
comes at ast-the faied year
The Nemesis Of Time
;fS s SS isso 5scE sS Of st iaS ''
The shameless and the vain
The Iut bish OF kind,
Who ruin while they reign!
The tyrtDu who lave tempered long
With Gods eternal truth,
And bsnished Love and Truth.
And Europe will awake sgsin,
And wreste as before,
MOI But ssn .iSLi Rt' iS y Sa SoI'slr@"'
Having given you few facts TO prove that the peo-
pie of our city 90 heart and hand with the republicans
Of Cuba have few words to say about the foolish
reports which have been telegraphed all over the
country at a considerable expense 10 the papers pub
hshing them.
At this time there is no expedition formed and the
reports are without any foundation. The Order Of
"the Lone Star" have the credit of getting up this
new movement but any one at all acquainted with the
Order cannot but ridcule the idea The fact u.s. the
Order OF the Lone Star have not been able to collect
money enough to pay their current expenses it is al
most impossible for the Divisions in this city to get
members enough together to have quorum at their
meetngs-eveTy nducement is held out to get mem.
bers to attend, but without The friends of
the Cuba cause will never do anything with an Order
they have no confidence in-an Order composed of
men who have no influence and can never be of any
possible use or service There is no doubt but at this
time every exertiOn is being made by the friends OF
Cuba to revoutOnze that island and they hard to
work for the fulfment of the objects of their wishes.
OF their ultimate success, acquainted with the
present state Of affairs in Cuba doubt At this time
the Cuban Junta of NewYork pih us, and have
established themselves here TO better direct any
favorable demonstration which may be made
There is no prospect of any immediate movement;
but the moment we have news Of revolution, there
are thousands in the South who will go to the assist
ance of Cuba; and the organization will be such that
there will be no such word as fail. In less than
month aer the blow is struck by the people Of Cuba,
there will be ten thousand men landed that Island
from the United States. That there will be a
full revolution before this year has closed there is but
little room to doubt. The leaders Of former expedi
tons have profted by dearbought experience, and
their future course will be that will prove TO the
world that they have not entered into enterprise
without every assurance that victory will their
efforts The friends of Cuba are watching events in
Europe with lively interest and the news published
in our papers yesterday and to-day has inspired new
hope of bright future for Cuba. Should anything of
interest transpre in Cuban affairs, will keep you
posted up but shall not trouble myself to notice every
idle report which is put into circuaton and doubt
you will in future have any quantity of Cuban reports
as every little item will be sent forth to the world
belshed with the usual exaggerations of newsgossp
ers. shall only state what know to be facts; but
a. to there being any prospect of Interesting for
some time to come do not think there is any hopes
The steamer from Havana is due here to morrow Any
of interest which Imay get from my correspond
ents in Cuba, shall give to the agents Of the Associated
Press to be transmitted to you. There are, usual
Al his season of the year, large number Of Cubans
here. Amsng the number notice Pedro Manuel Lo-
peg, nephew o, the late Gen Lopez This young
man was in the last EXP, edition, and after eight months
imprisonment in Africa was liberated through the in
huence of our America Minister.