New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29

Informed AZ 10 his movements i was not until
Yesterday that II was generally known that ne
mad left the city but in answer 20 inquiries con-
tradictor, statements were made as II where he
had gone
General Quesada has been "A picturesque figure
in the present uprising. once Minister = war
u Venezuela and also a veteran u n" i"st 70
volt In cuba he brought to the caiis" iuna OF
cxperler g that was almost invaluable II" mas
been rcticent I'm speaking about his connection
with the rebellion. lie has been in close tvuch
with the leaders ard has done great deai Tor
the cause II was a matter of general comment
,hai General Qucsada with his military training.
did not take the field H. made no reply II these
comments.
II is nov generally thought that General que
sada has gone 20 the front. 1t was 50 announced
yesterday Dy one of The CUBAN patriots. others
said that he had gone To- NerezG"la some sig
niGraut ulf"rarcea by General 1ues"da are ie-
mcrnhcred now. and they tend TO ccrr1o'rst inc
report that ne has gone 70 cub. To- engage IN
actual warfare some time ago. wh"r he vas
asked by a Tribune reporter for news from cuba.
he replied slowly. we nave glorious news. our
Armies are victorious everywhere. expect to be
in Havana before the year IL over with victo-
rous Cuban army that VIII control tho city.
General QuesAda about month ago quietly
slipped out oi NrN York anl went South lie
travelled 10 Tampa and later to Texas Although
the General never admitted IT. the fact was gen
.-any known that he had gone South 10 equip
and arrange for clearing port for mans ana
private messages as well "a minor ilibusterlhs
expeditions The success OF this trip was SHOWN
soon after his return boy th" rapid manner III
which the leaders ~ the revolutionary parry III
Sew-York were able to- cpmmuui'at" with their
brethren IN cuba Since that time General Que
sada has been with th" newly elected p'''s''''
Estrada Palma. .
Their ar. many feaaOns which lead - the
belief that General Qu'sacA has Hln" 10 'Hoh'
said Cuban yr.t"rday. "Th' ~ai - req .Niht "
crisis The patriots have LIST several dhl"
lenders Nlitar, diplomacy IS needed I'm uyhtnS
General CampoS and the me slpren" .onr.ct
which it g. believed. will settle the f"ic "f 'uoi
is approar aching. and the pat"ots need every DIX
- p,wef that they can bring 90 bear.
The Ward Line steamship santiago nom -
ban ports which arrived al h"r pier AT N'l'-S'
ON Saturday. brought many important letters -
the Cuban leaders ~ New York The "iriN'I "i
this yess. was anNiou~iy awaited hN the r"V'-
utlonary party here. The headqn"rt ''S al ~
c6 Rroadway wc'" asiir cary IN ih' NV ,iH ,
suit, and the vessel waH mot 'n her ARRIVAL pH
a number nf the faithful Perhaps one 'i lhr
most lnportan, messages received MS "ddreSs'u
t. ,;onza!D T.. Qursata. secretary "i 'h' 'rN'- NV,
lutionary party ~ An"ri'h' giving '"''"' ""'"'
news OF tsc cuban army .,
The writer rs a known officer III the '"p's
service Sonlr Estrada Palma. the Delegate WIS
highly pleased with the news
The Cuians ln th.s city are now da'lY expect
ing to receiS,. news of an engagement hetNr'h
General Gomez aud the spanish troops u''ur.
General CamTos The two armies are ~ ~a,',s
each other Al Bayamo. Ecsdcs this. the 'u"an
leaders are anxiously watching iiliblst"rihS eN-
pcdifiou which Is expected 10 leave the coast OF
Central America some time next WrrN. IN" ~
pciltion s ~ be the most Formidable or the
whole war and the patriots plac" great i"i'"
In H. " -,
Colonel Uenrique CollazO. n veteran oi the last
Cuban unrsing is to be at the head or TINS eN-
uedltiou He WAS in Ncw-Nork Il ltlle over a
month ago to consult the cuban ledt'is' re -
known as an organizer and succt' stW p'IO' ~
nlIbustcring expeditions. When ms presence j"
the city became know. through d hr"SP'prl
article which hlntcd that he was h'r" 10 ,nnl''
with leaders about the org lnizdilon on Hnp"S-
terng expcd:tion he quietly went away, an" "
was said that he had gone t. tenira Nnle'''"
10 compl,fe arrangements for this expedition.
The fact las become known that CpIohei 'o'-
laz, was I'm New-York within "A week. IL WAS
learned that he was here t. report 10 Delegate
Palma and other leaders that an outn' was
readv To sail from Central America AT any un''
and that he wished final instructions. ~" n"s
been literally supplied with FUNDS. 'eh'I'
America has not an adequate naval service 10
ratrol the coast. and there me cNpe I'l", "'S
been fitted out. Colonel Collazo was last he''u
from at Tampa. Fla. last Tuesday night ne y
hurrying To the coast. and news may come troi,'
him AZ any time The expedition Is the largest
one MANNED during the present uprising. II Is
70 be a daring piece of blockade-runnng ana
unon lts success or failure hinges mucn OF the
hope OF Cuban independence.