New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20

vat the longer end OF which is attached to beam over
on oS T Sir Opposite appears 70 this s%a
picture but the likeness to French be detected
Under this Is written the Legend Gregg Ss per co,"
TO which some heartless wag has appended the tune
honored schooboy translation in plain Saxon Of the 10Th
incarcerated patriots In like manners but Inner has
insisted upon misspenng his name, and giving TO The
body OF his subject vermcuar twist, and 10 his cOune
much OF the bloodthrsty aspect IL pos.
sible for him TO bring out upon pure white surface
visited at all hours Of tho day by the Liberia,
tors and the different pieces on exhibition
from the pencil Of MGro or a@Hogarh The style Of
criticism affected by the visitors personal rather than
artistic or esthetc-much fault being found with tue
artist because OF his neglect to engthen this pair Of legs
OF 70 exaggerate the blackness OF that mutacheout az
general thng the eensors are not hypercrtlcal and
express without STINT their fun appreciation OF the beau
ues OF the artists work with tue few insignificant ex
day the raons for the Cubans brought FO
danger of any mans losing his dinner except through
bread, meat SOUP and everything else furnished to the
regular troops in garrison aud have much they
eat When they first landed they were rayenous be
cause Of their long fast Gardeners Island but their
appettes are healthy now and they feed like other
Christians. few OF their number Ia the hands OF
the surgeon of the fort but their disorder dan
gerous one. and the afflicted doing we'll Tine cause
Of their trouble recent indulgence IN green apples ON
Long Island Sound, at when other pToyender
could not be procured from any accessible market
they 70 be liberated Next % the dsagTeeabe pros
pect OF remaining at Fort Lafayette, they dread the
less officers although they have been assured that
repetition Of Saturdays scenes will not occur. In add
ton to the other harsh treatment they received they
complain OF being locked up for four hours simply be-
cause the officers OF the guard could not find the i2fh
Of the party consigned 20 him. HIS Invoice called
for 1884, but he could receipt for that number after
four hours steady counting there were found To be only
l23 hnbusters the flesh within range OF his espias
The trouble was that THE TRIBUNE correspondent,
captured by the immortal Gregg at Gardeners Island,
had been released and the asute Deputy Marshal had
omitted 20 account the officer for that most fortunate
journalists absence.
THE FHLIBUsTERs IN NEwJERsEY
On Saturday evening party OF about $50 Cuban LIB
orators who had evidently had GARDENERS Island
perence crossed the Hudson from the foot OF sixty
third boats, and landed the Jersey shore mio
above HobOken. On disembarkng they a once marched
for West Hoboken where they qnartefed
IN large unoccupied building on tho weaver
towu.rOad, overlooking the Hackensack River,
and commanding fine view OF tie mountains In
the distance on Sunday they we're visited by many
prominent Cuban sympathzers and yesterday by many
ladies, who entertained them with music whether THIS
the nucleus Of Cuban eXpedtiOnary force not
IL would be hard to tell the members Of the myster
party very retieent although aiable and polite
10 ali who contact with them. Their leader a
tall heavy broad shOuldercd OF about 90 years Of
VINO wears gray beard and mustache, and speaks
slowly and with great elaboration.