The New York herald., 1873-11-21
THE BELLICOSE POPULACE.

still Moving for Mass Meetings and EN-
ragged Against the Spaniards-Rumors
OF Arrests-P0rten ntous ssBustles.v
There were comparatively few new develop
ments or doings anent the war question IN New
York yesterday. OF course, 1t was the principal
topic OF conversation everywhere, although public
attention was distracted somewhat by the sensa-
tions created by Tweed and Sharkey People gen.
orally alluded to these two latter subjects briefly,
reviled Tweed and vituperated the Tombs officers,
and then resolved into Committee OF the Whole on
our relations with Spain. The public mind is,
beyond question, Impressed more deeply by this
outrage in Cuba than by any event since the
assassins ton of President Lincoln. II is now de-
termined, also, that another mass meeting, more
completely organized and more extensive
scale than the last grand success, shall be held
about the middle OF next week. at Cooper Insti-
tute, to give the administration and Congress as
well the views Of the people, and to assure them
that no dickering compromise measures will be
concurred in by the people.
GERMAN MASS MEETING TONIGHT
mass meeting OF the German citizens OF this
city, protest against the insult to the American
nag by the seizure OF the virgnius, and to give ex-
pression to their feeling against the outrages in
Cuba, has been called to take place
in the Germana Assembly Rooms this
evening" Among the sgners OF the
call are c. Godfrey Gunther, VIM. Radde, Jacob
Gross, Anthony Eickhof, Philip Bessinger, Conrad
Schwartzwalder. Joseph Sellgman, Geo. w. Sauer,
David M. Koehler, General Sigel, J. ID. Stewards
and Herman BetjerS.
The following named gentlemen have promised
to speak :-Os valid Uttendorfer, 5. s. Cox, ex-
Governor Solomon DR.. Adolphus Brlckman. Dr.
August Frech ex-Judge Reinhert and DR.. Philip
Merkle.
rumor prevailed yesterday in Cuban circles
that Francisco Bombalier. the principal in what is
Havana. ROmOalar
about a week or ten days SINCE He has brother,
connected with the Custom House in this city, and
his business representatives here are Messrs.
Davis, Turner Co. OF 6S Broadway. Upon calling
on the latter firm it was found that
Havana, signed by Mr.. Bombaer's chief clerk and
dated November Is, stating that the gentleman
had been arrested. but that he expected to be re-
leased in two or three days. This was the latest
and only authentic information received concern
It was freely stated yesterday among Cubsns in
New York, who claimed to nave received actual
Information OF the fact tnat the party OF passen-
suspicion OF attempting to smugge into that port
correspondence and publications which were re-
quired to pass the public censor OF the postal de-
partment. The fact was that the ladies' actually
did have about their persons sundry copies OF the
NEW YORK HERALD, which they wore as bustles. or
"panlers,n and that the vigiant officials thought
the ladies' had criminal intent in so doing. 1t is
understood that they have all been discharged
The Charity Amateur Dramatic Association
have kindly rendered their services TO the
of Cuba TO give a bene1t for the relief
OF the destitute Cubans and the widows and
orphans OF those massacred from the virgnus,
winch will take place at the Academy or Music, on
Saturday evening, December DO The tickets will
be disposed OF by the ladies OF the society," and can
be obtained in the principal hotels and clubs and
at the headquarters OF the society, No. 81 West
Twenty-fourth street.
THE VETERANS
OF the war OF 1S12-1314, on the occasion Of their
celebration OF the anniversary OF the evacuation OF
New York by the British army In 1888, which is to
taxa place az the armory of;the Sixth regiment In
East Fffteenth street, on the 25th inst, have de-
clded to adopt resolutions calling upon the United
states government TO recognize the belligerent
rights OF the Cubans and to demand satisfaction
Tor the outrage on the virginius.
THE TORNAD0s MISSION.
me Following particulars in reference 10 r rne
captor OF the Virginius will be interesting rus
Tornado, which replaced the Churrmea IN tne a%uty %
OF watching the coast between Guansnso nn, a1a ~
Cape Cruz, on account OF ner superior spevu pv ~
that OF the latter mentioned vessel conimenccu n
her task on the 9th OF April, under oIue,s i HV %
Admiral Tajada. OF Havana. VINO nau Ie.clyou ~ ~
formation that the Cuban patrlots meenuou , m s ~
effect landing at Bariay inc Auinn - - f"o'
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