New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
. RIG FORCE TO JOIN CAMPOS
,,,v IT is SAID, HAS ENGAGED TRANS
pORTATION FOR 10000 MEN.
.s,oR PALMA SAYS THAT THE CRISIS IN GU
,., prry REAcuEp-AN APPEAL FOR AID
FOR THE INsURGENTs-vIEws OF

u,s BEEN REACHED-AN APPEAL FOX ALL
FOR THE INsuRGENTs-vIEws OF
MANUEL. DE LA CRUZ
! M, a move is made by tie Spanish cover ~ -
. 49,. warfare against the Cuban insurgents Out !.
! t. ln,r1edia ,ely made known tc the nt''e e'o'p W
! ruhan sympathlzers !n this ely IN oiuei w ~
may anticipate any possible action "h'cn '"e Sr'"
ards may take. This service was mahies''' '''
| t,v in adylces received from Spain, whlch an
o,rced that the Spanish Government ih'ehus u
-, the effort of efectua'y crushing the re-
,,,tor NV sheer weight of numbers. The Spaniards
| ,,.en1 TO land on Cuban SOIL between August d"
49,, sentember TO- 10000 additional troops. raising
,he,r available army from $1,000 to %op men
equipped for field duty
, ,pRANGEMENTs FOR TRANSPORTATION.
Tho news of this intention was brought TO senior
! rs,rada Palma at Cuban headquarters, NO %
roadway. yesterday forenoon. The Spanish GOV
~ ,o.nt has a standing agreement with the spanish
! ransatl,ntlc steamship Company which Is similar
>, or arrang with certain lines, wnich pro.
| ,.ides that In OF an emergency the ,".o'
| states Government call upon these companies
/ for the exclusive OF their vessels In pursuance
! ~ this agreement the spanish Government mas IN
,r,o.I this line that ii wishes II send WVV addi-
,i,ral troops to Cuba and shall rely upon them Tor
their transportation between the dates mehuoheu'
| The Offices Of the Spanish Transatlantic Company
| arc on their pier at Wall-st THIS IL not the main
onie
eic. il in Madrid. The company has two meets Oh
| .,aarn,rs one plies between spain ana cuDa, the
- runs between New-York and Havana Inc
ae, in commission between New-fork ana havana
,sis,s Of three uoais They are the Habana. the
panama and the Ciudad Condai Ihey are ho' 'e
m,rkab.y fast boats. and have not the eapao'y ..
Great transatlantic liners. 1t would take one Oh
-. hoats two weeks to make the trip from SPAN
70 Havana IL does the neet IN coH'ih'SSo, -
tween those points. The transportation OF "Or"
men L. a great task. and II IS probable lha' II ''
work IL undertaken the line would have to take ''e
hoats of the line between New-ior ana lIa'""'.
1 send the entire fleet 10 Spain. Al the on'ces VI
49, c,,npany Il vas admitted that such deta'' i''
beon talked OF. but the agents coud give ~ '''1o
u,,,,,n senior Palma says positively thht ne N''o"s
such action j. contemplated "'''""s" "'
vet received The dcta.s.
CUBAN PATRIOTS KEPT BUSY
rh. Cuban patriots are busy just now. senior
palm, daily receives private ad'i''s o''n AVN
r,n, and sphn which keep him Thoroughly III
,,,,st ~ the situation lie said yesterday
..rb. war for independence between 'upa anu
| suain is a. 'ie crisis. Already our seh''"'' .".
administered one crushing defeat 70 the s''"' "'"
| i.h commander and the flower OF his army. W.
have received cheering news OF the safe 'a"u''s o'
csh., soil o., patriotic expeditions with arms an"
! ,,a.i,on medicines and other equipment "eh''"'
! Martinez Camros is a. Bayamo with MS army
| Genera. Gomez. with his troops is almost "'"'''
sight OF hls camp have received dispatches III
,,,,,, IN. Of the situation which say that patUo
| ,s Imminent. From my knowledge OF the s''u'''o'
Ln,,s hint the prospect for the klilns or capture
of ,;,ncral Camp0r and The utter Iout 81 MS ANN
| Il. so good hot | almost fear - express "'o'''
e.r.r.l Campos in ni. official dispatches says nm
! D.. has RETAINED from going out OF the cry inc
tent, {. that II Is 10, dangerous FOR him TO go OUT.
| H., , h.n,uel In al Rayamo. | think that the eh-
u,lilon from spain IS simply relief sent OUT 10
.a,. him from nbsO.Ut, humiliation. FROM thls on
II ,ali De a defensive nght for h.m
APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL AID.
~. sicee.sfui landing o, the sAncheT-Kolof and
Rodriguez luhustorias expeditions IN 'uD" 'hs'
week has been taken advantage OF by senior hs-
tr,I, Palma who "a the delegate Of the cuban
Revolutionary parry in Ncw-York. TO Issue can
rom hts headquarters. In the Manhattan Lie
/ IN id,ny FOR more funds t. carry on the war lie
wishes 10 purchase mors arms AMI ammunition Tor
the patriots In the ncd knowing the enthusiasm
aroused iy the repeated Victories OF the ihsutse
| in fho nc.i be- says.
"Our brothers In arms are shedding their blood
profr-cy and daily sacrificing their lIvcs on the
altar OF cuban Independence. In exchange they
only ask for arms AMI ammunition. In order |"
buy and send 20 them these war materials 1t Is
necessary that tn Junta obtain more money by
/ means OF contributions from CubanS living here
or who are IN transit from other countries To
such hasten. with confidence that lhey VIII not
! turn 4 deaf ear to their duty watch bids them To
! lend prompt and adequat" financial AID 10 'ha
cause In order that this cause may render "de
quaic and satisfactory results, have appointed soy
.ral commissions composed OF trustworthy per
sons 10 receive contributions. openly or In private.
a. the donor may NJ. / feel sure that every
on. that oan contribute Will hasten TO do So. even
at the cost OF some sacrifice. and assure them be
| for,hand Of patriotic gratitude on behalf Of our
| brothers. who on the batte-hcds Of our common
country are laying down their lives Tor The honor.
dignity ana political regeneration OF 'u.H' -
| .roIs Response Already the Cublns are receiving
large subscriptions, ana they are hopeful oi the uu-
| Iaio and entire defeat Of tampOs at iayain"
Manuel Bee "a cruz. Cuban writer ana historian
IL The latest accession 20 the active ranks OF thr
revolutionary party in TINS city, Srnot "e lI w
| II an elderly man with whitening HAIR ana ~ a
! most kindly manner and quiet specch lie mas an
Intimate Knowledge % all that o. cong on III ppa
| having ien Havana only two months ago. Tomas
! Estrada Palma president or the party ntS en-
/ gagged Senior lie Ia Cruz to act as MS secretary,
/ He t-kcd yesterday 20 give his opinion OF
the hsf;lng around Bayamo. -
III J., yes, strange" said he that since Campos
went there has not been a single au-
thenuc I.,yatch announcing Ms arrival III any
and oi.e points. but there Is really no Information
as set that he has successfully escaped the in
July % in which my informant said that the Cap
the Insurgents would not let him, Ny correspondent
wrote mat 'anpos had about elsht thousand troops.
ronds leading out OF Bayamo, which are Mario" and
iorcst-lincd. and completely controlled the sltua-
What OF the report that Campos pardoned the
political prisoners at Manzan!lias?
zanillas parloned, the prisoners at Havana
ana in other towns would be Dardoned also. ] an,
prisoners with Campos which would mean the re.
lease of patriots and the detention OF others
THE PETREL HELD AT SAVANNAH