, 1869-07-09
Rom nnttc Story Of a Cuban Gcutlc-
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From the Frpst,,r,,ee {R. ~ HtraA,

FROM EM fTpft1f7lft tR ~ EfTdL!-
For the past three days their hns been staying
properly written, would be more romantic than
ally move! Of the day. He WAS born In Maui1uzas,
u ~ arc TON faadhooa g.. 1sen e,es nasss
for suspected TREASON when youth, ~as arrested
and condemned TO death. He ned, sud ultimately
cane 70 A@e1tsa, residing ~ SeM Orleans tor
der an assumed pame, where he married 1ntsao
SeDot Aendez, for that wal his n2rne4 was r.
seUis s VIC 70 snaD s son o. .
child, Carlos, In the charge Of bis uncle. tnec-
chant IN Hnra1A AZ the age Of - young Aen-
trouble with h!s teachers md fellow pupils on
Aecount Of his political vaewk lis career cul-
Cabinet Ain,ste1, wno1 be run ilfoosh The BODY,
miracle md ahipped as common sailor On board
pairs At Cad!E- Leaving the vessel At Calcutta he
obtained > position in Spaalsh commercial house,
but soon urtn9 of thai he en.Issed into the Britain
army, seve1.l regiments Of which were then Sta
ment was sens . England. nd irosa thsace m e
his NAY ever the line into Maine, and IN
Finding seTerai of III coansr5nen, be con
them, he commenced Is teacher OF the French
II feaosssoa sqans IsSinss - s1:e1es.ion1 1ssio1
Spausih h2trdrrsaer, he stabbed him, and fearing
tie consequences ned 10 New YORK Here he xns
arrested, but when be!c1 taken back he eprauc
IRON the eAl platform II ihe p.tchy darkness Of :
f1fnJ night breaking n A1m ami TWO ribs He
managed 70 escape, however. and ~ means OF
1sttpg schooner got 10 Nantucket, wherr be Btay-
Shortly aitel the Cuban excitement broke OUT
and Airing hlnse! 10 party OF 1libus:ena, he u
last landed On h1A ntttFe soil x1teE m 1aacnce Of
nts1ly ten 3eals. In = sHrEt&n \ few d1ys af1er
he wAS taken prisoner, and with several otne1
was ehot down without ceremony. With two hal
lett IN his body *nd another 1mtscdded IL his r1ent
leg, be lei retained sutdaent life 10 crawl On; OF
the hesp Of dead whert be was cast dat.ng the
night, Actl with the aid Of sJmpathtzer found
rrfnGe and khelics until lis wounds wefe healed.
Si1 months later We ind him again Ia this coun-
CahtoEnts, and IN ls;s stled Tor Japsn, wa ship
wrecked on the lasSagr- and Spent little uosr
than q !enF among The t.a1taytAna Of 3 cluster Of
EssRes snaa '' . T. n q te 1e
New Orleans. where be remained IL! 1851, al which
lime the war breaking out. he vent 10 New TORI.
ra.sed nomrsny q Snnaos osa 9na ~ @ Us
the neld, rsnrg % : tt,louele! before tho Close
Of the xAr. He t1steI Of the horrora Of
Libby AID AndeEsoavnie. VAS snot twice
ooce through the shoulder and once through
the right am; lost two Fingers BY \ s1hsc-eut
Oh cavalry raid, beEdes having been haown up
By the explosion Of \ mine near hiehrannd "a
1sEa One Can well imagine that he Is ''ooe Of
the few, The immortal oncs, who wele not born 70
de- Since the conneDceEeot of4nckaudes m
Culzs he hAs been e1eeettngD se71Ee u fAstng
men and money, and has actrally visited Cnna
twiee With TeaseN bearing AIMS and Volunteers,
getting 8alt1y away agzih He VA Nlth Colonel
KAN On tnelast eIpeatuon which came 10 grcf
On the nrsz Of the week He landed In Ssw Lon
don % Tneka4y night With ncssiy I hundred roe0.
who scattered 1t oueo-sosDe returning 70 New
York. and others where their fancy ied Iheta. For
Mendcs 4 q cane TO shs as!, vne1e he VII proaaoly
remain for thc present