New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
EXCITEMENT IN CUBAN CIRCLES.

ARRIVAL OF THE DUELIST R0sADO-EXPECIED RE-
TURN OF HIS ANTAGoNIsT-REPoRrED REsIGNA-
TON OF ALBANIA VIGOROUS CUBAN PROTEST.
Although there appears to be little news OF
,mportanoe from Cuba yet there are daily incidents
eurrng Cuban and Spanish circles IN TINS city OF IN
terest to those who In them. Among 5ne events
OF special interest 10 the Cuban element tie arrival
ON Sunday OF Pho Rosado OF the principals in the
recent duel on the Belgian frontier jose Ferrer dc
Conto editor of the Spanish Journal FL CrOnisd, the
other principal, wounded In the encounter Is
expected to arrive in short time. The Cubans were
suggesting demonstration OF some kind In favor OF
Rosado but the more prudent cOunseed against It,
as the sentiment and the law of Americans
are adverse to duels, and hence reception
would iniure rather than advance their cause
IL had been suggested that legal proceedings would he
taken against Rosado by the Dstrict-Attorney, and
possibly instgated by the friends Of his opponent in the
duel 1t is thought however, that the prelminaries OF
the duel arranged in such manner that the par
tcipants in 1t are from the operations Of the law
and that technically they not liable to prosecution
by the regular officials As private litigation on the
part Of the friends Of Mr. De Comic, these latter say
that whoever suggested such an action on their part
knows nothing Of Jose Frrer Do Conto OF the Spanish
character They further say that as Mr. DE Comic will
return in q few weeks 1t lie not likely that he will
prepare the way for his committal 10 prison.
There are several conflicting elements 10 the Cuban
ferent factions have wasted much OF their force upon
each other For a time there cessation OF hostil-
ties the feud appears to have broken out again.
IL was reported yesterday that Miguel de Albania had
resigned tue General Agency of the Cuban Republic,
but the rumor asdenied by that gentleman.
A meeting Of the League OF the Daughters OF Cuba
one of the factions opposed to the Albania party, was
held yesterday morning OF No I'll Last IhrtyTourlh'
st. and the following protest was adopted Tor transmits
aim IN ne Cubans throughout the country.
The Leagie of the Daughters Of Cuba 10 the Cubans'
OoUSTRYMEs: Long enough have we kept silence
Lang enough repressed in our Dosoms the Out
hurst OF Indignation for the iDiqmties which mace
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes the devoted victim, But
months have passed since the Ne"-OFeans Cupan
Society" entered its energetic protest against the
arbitrary and disgracefu REMOVAL OF the First PRESIDENT
of the Republic Of Cuba, and yainly have we been
waiting that among the vast number of Cubans prow
a manly protest. But only has been heard and
that far from answering 10 the mournn complaint OF
the New-Orleans patriots, has upbralded them ana
charged them with wfu purpose Of raising factions
among the Uubans. and then scof them for " being
and Ignorant of the true situation in Cuba bre Nay
il has done worse yeti it has sandered the NewOreans
Artisans when asserts that they with their
ing have caused our enemies 10 laugh at u.s. All
this Notwithstanding, precisely for this reason, be tue
u AGAINST the unlawful proceedings which brought
about shameful and injurious dismissal OF PRESIDENT
a. Against the grotesque comedy enacted at BJagua
de Jguani the Sd OF October 1873 and against tne
injustice done 70 the nan 20 whom Cuba VIII DO indebted
| for her liberty when she will be free.
q Against the evil purpose abandoning Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes to his fate that the enemy OF
Cuban liberty might spring upon him and assassinate
him.
4 Against the Constitution OF that anomalous Assem-
lily which ali the time yields sovereign power. never
granted by the people; which after having been
Constituent Assembly goes making laws and ruling
the country which being selfconstituted body has
made itself umpire Of It's Jursdctiou which is self
authorized to extend Its powers according TO It's whims
which has grasped at Indefinite faculties and Is CON
slant 10 the Government and justice, and per-
| pstuai danger TO citizen liberty.
| g. Against those who, being the agents and Commits
sioners CUBA this country DO not give any aid
liberatinx army, and who, ~ they are not wipD
or do not know how 10 do their duty insiAt
upon keeping place that doos not belong TO them.
g. And against thu Cuban paperA which neither pub
sh the truth let hear the facts which would be
proper that everybody shodld bo acquainted WITH but
which appear devoted 70 lead asray public opinion In
| stead OF setting IL right
Country and Ltosrsy, Hse FORK. Sept %, 1874
The Albania party ~ that the League - Of no 90