The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
Cuban FiIibustcring for Mexico.

COblNAkt august lSi iops
The administering schemes prev ously alluded 70, have
been, according 10 report gong on very quietly, and.
owing to the gres, secrecy maintained .hey have Ear
been more successfully carried ou. than expected.
unless all that Is heard about IL conar,. Conse-
quently the number Of persons that know anything
about IL is exceedingly limited; even they have but
vague ideas about these move! expedtionsa fact which
is likely 10 crestcs later abundant exaggeration When
people asked they have heard anything OF these
expeditions they simply laugh. and not unsre-
quenuy ask myself whether not am correctly in
formed However tho affair appears 10 develop Itself
more and am told that, besides the two
sailing vessels and the steamer, taking in all about one
thousand men, which sailed from points between
the ports OF Havana and Cartenas. another ship has
been engaged FOR tie same purpose. Il is further
rumored that one German vessels have rece~ed
cycrs Should the foregoing be trao. and the aathor
t,s be cc,nzant Of ,hc affair it reason that
the HERALD should not be made aware OF H. II may,
however be presumed that The Naval Department winss
At H. In SIX IL viii he understood that they know
more ABOUT " than do. What do know Is sin ply
that "a TAIL CeuDsylvsnia Dutcbman. uarnei Lehman.
arrived N Havana not Tong ago, wearing regular
quite ''Germau'' Mexican affairs, aud has all
along been talking "bg," goirg not unfrequen'ly
far ~ o. make serious people laugh and grn-snd
very CIV VIII paw any attention. unlii tnose 'nN hsvs
tho tine ~ heed him and prospecting here, dnd out
That, all he y powerfully h2fSe1 Nv
also know (for else world not asser, NJ that certain
thai arrived not long and VINO speak all the
angusges diving" have been buying up reyolyers,
moe1fss rines officers belts, wocen undershirts.
blankets. SC &C.. openly syowing that these, and
other effects which thew looked ior IN vain. ware o be
shipped 20 Mexico. aud for which, In the meantime,
they pad bard ASH II very clear tha' such crpejt-
tons cannoi be arried without good heavy purss.
ana have for believing tint there must be a
ready luud havana OF about $4,000 for that sole
PURPOSE, he disposal Of parties have The dirss.
| ton % fi.s scheme vi fsphazari adventures
A. 60 aycuging tho Assassination % Max miau-ths;
Is al bogus lie. poor man, cannot he bforsht ~ TIE
AGAIN But there Is greater probability, shat
with s;oai will ami ss.fty fgoa,, ccreral Santa
Ana might he resrusd either on bczd the vcssei ich
brought snd keeps him secure o. on ihorc. where
o. his sh)ud think that he - too much attached
TO Tranquil life 20 NEEDLE in the affairs or his father.
and s css incl ned hazard money expeditions OF
such nature those tbs, lead people TO stemp' the
| rescue 81 General SAINTS Ana
Persons who SAID been applied 90 To enter
the Of soincto1y officers state that the pro-
posas made taein In vague terms. much
enter upon and ~ to their destination that thev
the island urfer sealed orders which only 20 be
4 disclosed given .stnde In most cases such
rious condi'sn1 10 not suit their views and. when
bargain "a concindca, they bandy requested o.
sign apapsr before vtnesses whereby IN " engage
their honor, not TO dvnige the Of the vessel
which they we're proposed anything relating % the
business. that thev einro, refuse 20 sign. CLAD
that they expect I'd their oath. BESIDES 10
preserve the secro.s Even a. IT, md 10 very am.
cn procure any Information at oil about this
fibls'ariag. 20 that IN the Of its
can claims 70 The patronage successor Of
I Macmillan, whoever he be-