The New York herald., 1872-12-04

have every facility for acquiring accurate informa
OF the prevailing tone and temper Of the public
spectfulIy SAMUEL f. BROWN.
PAssIoNArELY FOND or ExoITrMENT
DECEMBER l, 1872
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SikI.ActIng upon the suggestions thrown out In
Cuban Expedition" beg leave to offer myself as
Younger member or the next "expediti0nary
passIonatey EsAID nnn may despatch 70 Cuba am am
u Ine possible danger attendant upon q journey to
UuDa IN your service gives 1t an additional attrac-
ty-three-tO Withstand the hardshps and iatgues
necessary TO sucn an undertaking. Respectfully,
ALBERT GREELEY.
WANTS TO BR EXAMINED
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEHALp:M' De0' = ''''
examneS Ss "a pe pleased for an opportunity to be
spectfulIy. MokriMEa SCHILLER.
To ruE EDITOR OF rHR HERALD % o:n' D'0' . i''''
sIaEHavlng read your article on your Cuban
dldate to nll the vacancy am an Engiishman,
twenty-three years Of age have been in this coun
unmarried. fr you should deem me me quaiified for
the post and worthy OF your confidence would do
my utmost 70 serve you WNsisRSeAtmaly ys%AiEn
SHOT AT FoR THIRTEEN DOLLARS A MONTH.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2. 1872
To THE EDITOR or THR HERALD:-
take the liberty OF Offering you my services to
go to Cuba as reporter for the HERALD. l speak
Spanish and have been in South America, Cuba
should have the nerve or not to undertake the
mission ana carry II through successfully In 1861
ssea 1a ss a. ss to be shot a. for ss
get any Of the rum was taken a prisoner and held
as s such for eleven months in Libby. Tuscaloosa and
lieutenant colonel In the Mexican army under
Juarez against the French, and faced the music
across the Sr from ig sS
one OF the worst roads in Mexico, and at q time
when 1t was very dangerous for any one to travel
me. My friends said l ought to speak for my coflln
before went, ana occupy it. have the ability to
report what see and hear, and should be happy
PHiIiIP LEFFrrrs.
A JOURNALIST.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HkwAhp' AEw nonk' Dec 1872
SIR-Hearing that the HERALD is wanting q
corps OF correspondents to proceed to Cuba beg
the New York press for several years and can fur
respectfully, JOSEPH JEROME.
WANTS ONLY AN INTERVIEW.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
sIR-An editorla! in yesterdays HERALD refer
attention. have had considerable experience in
hazardous undertakings. ! respectfully solicit
certain plans and reference as to myself which
trust may commend themselves to your favorable
'''''''' W. 0' TIMoTHY oHALLARAN.
WILL GO ANYWHERE.
DECEMBER 2, 1873.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
SIR am ready at any time to go to Cuba or anv
HERALD. Respectfully, JOHN MERCER
WANTS TO HAVE HIS LtFE INSURED.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR-If be considered available have no objec-
tion to volunteer for either army. have friend
make me all right in the spanish lines II were
sent to the Cuban lines would start from the Ba-
munication with the Insurgents This is
communication with the Insurgents The only
condition would ask OF yeu is to cover my 1000
life insurance, that in the event OF my death my
little family would be provided for. have no de-
sire to undergo hardshps in the interior for eclat
shall risk all dangers for the interests of your
journal. 1t appears to me that it would be futile
to attempt to pass to and fro through Cuban and
Spanish lines. 1t would create suspicion on both
Sides There should be two men with the insur
gents and one with each Spanish column. Very
truly, PETER GAYLORD.
SHORT AND SWEET.
New YORK, Dec. q 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR offer my services to go to Cuba for the
NEW YORK HERALD Yours, respectfully,
EDWIN UPTON.
KNOWS FRENCH
DECEMBER g. 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR-It having been intimated to me that you
require the services OF a correspondent to proceed
to Ouba, beg to tender you my services have
the advantage of having already been resident in
Havana, Cienfuegos, Santiago Cardenas and Ma
tanzas for upwards of sixteen months, my wife
being a Cuban by. BIRTH while l have also
thorough knowledge Of the French language,
islands. Soliciting your favorable considerable
ISAAC LORD.
BREvrY IS THE SOUL norrs,n:n OF WIT; ; ,e-,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
S myself RophRT R fuSan
STILL THEY COME.
MONDAY. 3P. M
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR-Judging from the tenor ofyesterday's edito-
offer my services as HERALD commissioner to
Cuba Awaiting your orders, belieye n' me- res respect
fully, yours, GOODWIN WOLF.
WILL NOT FAIL THROUGH FEAR.
MONDAY Dec. 2, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR respectfully tender my services as cOrre-
spondent to Cuba to determine the status OF the
Cuban insurrectlon. / shall, at least, not fail
vent E Il. Yer Very re respectfully, j. G. ANDREws '
have already been in Cuba, SPEAK a little Span
ish and know most of the insurgent sympathizers
in New York. J. G. A.
CUBA OR ELSEWHERE
DECEMBER 2 1872.
To THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR-The undersigned is q volunteer for Cuba or
elsewhere. Respectfully, RUFUS COX.
HAS HAD THE YELLOW FEVER.
DECEMBER 2, 1872.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
STR beg to offer my services IN the HERALD'S
Cuban expedition and, from having been engaged
for three years during the late in the blockade
trade between Nassau Havana and the Southern
ports might be OF value to your journal. Possess
Ing no social ties, and having had the yellow fever,
1t Is wholly immaterial In what climate reside.
xutl N nj
spectluy, NATHANIEL CUMMl NGS.
ANOTHER.
DECEMBER 2, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
SIR beg to offer my services as correspondent
for Cuba. l.. M. ROBBINS.
CAN LEARN SPANISH IN A MONTH.
DECEMBER 2, 1872.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR feel disposed to serve the HERALD as
Cuban correspondent should your recognition OF
my services so far incline you to appoint me to
that mice [ know Lafin tharauuhly Erencn