New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
I'RICE FOUR CENTS.

called for when enlisted promised 70 On 20 cuba and
ibroadway was enlisted by Can't. James Peters;
be In command all the recruiting offices I'M G,s cy
was ordered to go to Jersey City by Capt Peters about
500 OF us went there, and remained night We we're
ordered to remain there until we got further orders mo-
further orders came had crossed to Jersey City in
snal squads the police ordered us ont OF Jersey CITY
as we were lying around Tayor's Hotel and on Stops
ana we came back TO the Casino IN HOustonst when
pay $50 for each succeeding month 900 at the end
"a iHe Az tne eH1i 60 DO an gold was taken
Gen. Goicouria. =
Henry W. Davies Deputy u g. Marshal. called by thu
board the Catharne whiting On the day previous 10 6s
arrest he introduced 20 az the purser OF tbe
vessel by Capt Greenwood who was in command OF the
vessel the General said he going GalvestOn the
Of the vessel bales OF hay mess pork
hard bread, coffee, sugar. whisky, hammOcks, and
era other articles, among which was pontoon bridge
last month she was then anchored IN the haroor about
inie rom tne Battery watched her unu - o'clock on
saw aug IN her company; the tug ran up
~ the Catharne Whiting then all the lights che tug
the Whiting; the tug remained short time; little
while after she left two three other tugs sailed past
Of shifting their lights exchanged signals With herr on
tug could about fifty mem went the whiting
Capt. Greenwood and a crew Of ABOUT 30 men when
the General was taken of the Whiting he had satehel
ton Of Marshal Barlow, but It was found to contain
only clothing; found trunk on the tug II. NJ Cool.
which believed to be the Generals, it contained
books marked with the name I'D. ID. GOcOurla and also
him. Mr. IoSrcy asked The cc@Hissaner to accept Of
Cen Goeourias personal recognzance for his appear
Phelps objected aud the requcst was denied The ex.
animation will be resumed at 10 this morning MGssrs:
Sulwen yesterday afternoon, and bail IN 5000 EACH
to appear for examination, ana $500 each 10 Keep tho
peace.
GEN. GOICoURA's ADDRESS.
Gen. Goicouria made the following address
70 the Cubans who hOnored him with marching salute
at the Ludlowst. jail, Monday;
Cubans and Friends: Welcome to all. II Spanish gold
It, u1a Efst IL
our mission you must be that IN this country OF
liberty have many friends who will yet help as IN the
quer in spite Of the world promise you that very soon
win accompany you to carry our nag 10 Victory WIN
THE SUPPOSED CUBAN FILIBUsTERs IN ERIE
The report that an expedition was to san ifom
some point in Canada Cuba originated IN tie TACT thaS
about 500 gathered in Eric on Friday and saturday
and take passage across the Lake II d not GER
tain that they were recruits for the Cuban army as their
ostensole destination Duluth, where they SAID they
were to be employed railroad between that city ana
st. Paul The Eric Dispatch Of Monday says Of them;
On Friday evening the propeller that to take them
of not having arrived the reign OF terror commenced
They got hold Of whisky enough 70 start their ey natures
and without a that time INJECTING serious personal
injury did enough to show what their intentions were.
Ladies passing along the street crowded OF tho
walk OF grossly insued, bar-rooms were visited
by squads and in some places they took what.
ever they pleased, and also pleased themselves cSo
about whether they paid or NOT. Most OF them were
armed with revolver ard finding flock OF geese near
the bank o. the bay they shot upward o dozen, aud
that snort becoming tame OF them fired 40 boat
load OF gentlemen the Elevator dock the pan sttlk
ing 50 close spatter water into the boat niue
later I'm the evening lady living on ThirdS closed her
door and locked t lust time 10 Keep one OF te HUMANS
from entering and assaied with curses ana VIE S-
thet Later night they started several alarms OF he,
dspayed their revOlvers and showed an excellent dis
position 20 raise the dickens generally but AT ABOUT IL
n I'd. a fearfully heavy rain fell, quoting them az
efyectually as park OF artillery ,cOuld
have done couple OF them got locked
up and paid fines next day Among other outages
enacted Friday night tile entering into TIC sun
bury House, by dozen or so, who took Whatever tey
pleased including coat worth $50. On Saturday they
were reinforced by another detachment but kept toer
ably quiet possibly because the United states steamer
Michigan arrived. Emptying saloon OF all catabcs and
the principal feat On Saturday party OF them
by mau named Carey at the foot Of Frencst smashed
In the windows five kegs of beer, upward OF 1O
cigars valuable clock lot Of bed clothing aDd' IN
fact completely Quilted the premises. The police sue
ceeded In arresng two OF those concerned IN that aa
and they are now in jail On Sunday morning tue pro-
peler St. Paul Capt. John Mckay, arrived ana was 10
leave them early this morning They had threat
eued 10 burn the Sunday night, uud large Olco
OF special police had been detailed 10 keep then quiet
40 many petty Outrages stirred the blood OF tic cLe
10 almost boiling heat, and emeute yesterday would
have been bloody. Such securing up and loading OK
revolyers occurred here before and the tap OF
hell coud have mustered OF these weapons, m willing
hand within ten minutes. The Du Luthers" have tho
much Of the manners of the worst class
OF nllDusters.