The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10
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Financial
New YORK, November 10-Noon. :
Stocks dull. Money z. Gold 1919. Ex.
change, long g.; short 81. Governments
dull and steady. States dull.
Movements of the Friends of Free
r. aa1 Cuba.
: New York, November GA mass
meeting of Cubans was held to-day, Hilain
Cisneros, president. Patriotic addresses
were made, and resolution adopted call
ing for means to furnish out new expedi-
tion to the island. A committee was an
pointed to solicit subscriptions. La Pro-
tectora Union subscribed $4,000, and the
subscriptions received from those present
amounted to $500. The. Cuban iunta
in this city announces that all means
possible will be used to form an
expedition to set out at once to Cuba to
take revenge for the execution of the
patriots seized on the Virginius. A corps
is being formed composed of Americans
alone to proceed to Cuba. Already two
thousand names have been put on the rolls,
many Of them old, well-tried soldiers.
General Queseda is forming another expe-
ditlon, and it is said three thousand names
are enrolled containing majority of
Cubans and exiles. The Cuban bureau is
thronged nearly all the time.
The Late Murder of American Citizens
by the Spanish Government
New YORK, November 10.-Thc fol-
lowing telegram was received by promi-
nent Cuban in this city from gentleman
OF high standing in Washington: "a
telegram has just arrived at the state de-
partment from Consul General Hall, giving
the whole account of the execution Of the
American citizens. He intends to protest
Tor his government against the outrage
committed by the Spanish authorities in
violation of international law and of our
treaties with Spain, and to demand from
that country adequate reparation. The
state department is patient, but deter
mined to obtain redress. There is q very
unfavorable feeling against Spain in official
circles here.
Wreck and Loss Of Life--SafeIde.
New YORK., November 1O.-The
schooner Southerner, from Boston for
Philadelphia, with ice, has been wreck ed
off the Jersey coast. Captain Thatcher
and seaman Miller were drowned.
William Neyles, of StatanAIsland, com
mitted suicide in Green-street bagnio
night. He was formerly of South
and lost fortune by the war.
Items.
NEW YORK, November 10.-The an.
nual convention of the Methodist bishops
for the purpose of laying out the work of
the church for the year, convened its ses-
sion to-day at Newark. Many bishops
were present. The appointments are being
made to-day.
A dispatch from Havana to the Spanish
paper here says that five Cubans were
shot at Santiago de Cuba on the 9th. One
was Santa Rosa, who was imprisoned in
Havana last summer, and whose release
was obtained through the intercession Of
Secretary Fish.
Intelligence has been received at the
office Of the Anchor line that the steamer
lsmalia was passed off the coast Of Nova
Scotia, the ed of October, disabled and
under sail. She was out of coal and pro-
visions, which were supplied by passing
vessels.
Six hundred men were discharged yester-
day from the Brooklyn navy yard. 1t is
that another discharge will take
place On the 10Th instant.
Miguel de Albania, we'll known Cuban
patriot has subscribed $4,000 towards the
new expedition for Cuba, and will give
sl0, 900 more next week.
Various charitable associations in Brook
lyn and New York are actively preparing to
meet the increased demands which will be
made on their resources during the coming
winter.
fak Marine.
NEW York, November. 10.-Arrived,
Cuba, Calabria, II. Livingston. Arrived
out, Westphalia, Virginius.