The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
CUBANs IN CANADA.


Proclamation Of the Governor General
of the Dominica Against the Attempted
Enlistment OF Canadians to Aid the
Insurgents I'm Cuba-Penalties for
Violating the International Laws.
Victoria. by the Grace of God, OF the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, De-
To all to whom these presents shall come, greet
ing: H. Bernard, Deputy Of the Minister OF
Whereas, it has been represented to us that GER
tain persons within our Dominion OF Canada, ana
without our license, are or have IN contemplation
the preparing or fitting out naval or military ex
petition against the dOminiOns OF His Majesty
the King OF Spain-t0 wit, against the Island OF
Cuba; and whereas we are on terms of friendship
and amicable intercourse with his said Majesty,
and with his several subjects and Others inhabting
within the countries, territories, or dominions OF
His Majesty; and whereas In and by certain ACT
of Parliament Of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland made and passed in the SEES
sion thereof held in the thirty-third and thirty
fourth years of our reign, and known as "The For
eign Enlistment act, 1S7O,n 1t Is, among other
things declared and enacted as follows:-
H. II any person within the limits of Her Majestys
dominions' and without the license OF Her Majesty,
prepare or At out any naval or military expedition to
following consequences shall ensue
ting e o n IN
II such shall be guilty o. an offence against
" sash the y
Rris9n%ent If awarded may be either with without
az An ships and their equipments: and all arms and
%%nS Of ased in Or part of such exped
L. amy person who aids aSeis eounses or procurcs
The commission Of any offence against this act shall be
Now know We, and we do by and with the advice
OF our PIivy Council for Canada, hereby proclaim
and strictly charge all our loving subjects to govern
themselves accordingly, and to abstain from VIC
lating contravening the hereinbefOre recited
provisions of 1.-THE Foreign Enlistment act, 1870"
AnG whereas by the said act 1t is further pro-
vded that if the Chief Executive authority is salts
fed that there is a reasonable and probable cause
for believing tnat ship is about to be despatched
contrary to the said act, the Chief Executive au.
thOrity shall have power to issue warrant author
tZing the seizure and search OF such ship and her
detention until she has been either condemned or
released by process Of law. And whereas certain
powers OF seizure and detention are conferred by
the said act on certain local authorities now, in
order that none Of our subjects may unwarily rem
der themselves liable to the penalties imposed by
the said statute, we do proclaim and enjoin that
no person persons whatsoever do commit any
act, matter or thing contrary to the said provisions
OF the act herelnbefore in part recited. by COM
mand, J. G. AIKENs, Secretary of State.
FRIGHTFUL KEROSENE ACCIDENT IN NEWARK
Another kerosene lamp explosion horror took
place in Newark last evening. Mrs. Kate Edwards,
nineteen years OF age and but recently married.
was carrying lighted lamp from one room to an
other at her house, 1876 Plane street, when
1t suddenly exploded. Her husband was In
his chamber sick in bed, and before Mrs.
Edwards cries summoned uo help her .n cloth.
girl-wife in flames. she was frightfuly burned
from head to loot, that the fesh to use On eye.
witness expression, Twas as raw as piece OF
beef" doctor was speedily summoned and the
unfortunate creature was removed to st. Michaels
Hospital. Her recovery is regarded as impossible.
She displayed the spirit OF q Spartan and bore up
in her agony with great bravery.
PROFESSOR AGASSIZ AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August 81, 1872
The United States steamer Hassler, with Pro-
lessor Agassiz and party on board, has arrived