New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
MORE TROOPS SENT TO CUBA.
THIRTY THOUSAND UNDER PANDO AND
MANN EMBARK AT CADIZ.

THE JOSEPH W. FOSTER Relieved TO BE FILL
BUsrER-Ro1oFrs VICTORY AT ouINIA DE
MIRANDA - ALLEGED PURSUIT OF
MAcEo-rRIAL OF TIE NASSAU
PRISONERS AGAIN POSTPONED.
Cadz Nov. e2-Thirty thousand troops under
Generals Pando and Maxim. have begun go
aboard the vessels that will convey them 20 Cuba.
There 10 no ahatemen, in the popular enthusiasm.
Washington. Nov, 2.-Several expeditions alleged
to be on foot from this country to aid the Cuban
revolutoniss have been called 10 the attention OF
the United States Government by Sehor Dupuy de
LONE. the Spanish Minister. He gives details Of
which he asserts has just started from Pha-
delphia. I, Is now. he says. its way down the
Delaware River The schooner Joseph W. Foster
in tow OF tug. is the suspected vessel IT has on
board. he reports a number OF men bound for
Cuba. Senior De LONE reports that the programme is
for the Foster to take ammunition and of
Chester. Penn. and proceeding down the Delaware
TO transfer her cargo and to the Norwegian
steamer Leon OF the Delaware Breakwater whence
that steamer will sail for Cuba.
Other suspected expeditions foot in Florida and
Texas are reported. but details given. Secre
iary Carlisle has advised custom officials OF the In
formation impaired and instructed them to prevent
II possible the neutrality laws OF the United States
being violated
Late this evening the Treasury Department re-
ceived telegram stating that the alleged fibuster
ing schooner Joseph W. Foster had arrived at the
Delaware Breakwater The Deputy Collector at
Lewes. Del. has been instructed TO board and in
Nestigate the Foster and. II in his judgment the
evidence is sufficient. TO detain the schooner
1t is learned officially. late this evening that the
Norwegian steamer Leon. with which the Foster
was. II is alleged TO make connection. cleared from
Philadelphia with only a cargo OF coal on board
Philadelphia Nov. 22-The schooner Joseph W.
ottx. o.1 Nod
Captain George Wheaton. John B. Rame, jr, &
Co the agents.
The story is canard. pure and simple" said
Mr.. Rame. The Foster cleared on Tuesday and
started that night cary Wednesday for Tampa
with cargo OF coal There is absolutely truth
in the statement that she had either arms or men
FOR Cuba. tina. she will take them on board at
any point down the river or bay.
ROLoFF BURNS TOWN.
Madrid Nov. PA dispatch to "El impartial
from Havana says that the rebel leader Roof and
1900 of his followers have burned the town OF
Qunia de Miranda. near Sguanca. despite the re-
sistance Of detachment of Spanish troops The
400 inhabitants OF the town have taken refuge IN
the mountains.
eel Imparciars" special dispatch from Santiago
de Cuba says that Colonel Mario. with his column
ss harassed the rebel leader Maceo for three con-
secutive days a route extending from luhas
10 Guaman Within that time the troops had
men, while the Spanish had only one man Killed
and four wounded. Colonel Mario intends to follow
up his successes with vigor . l.
Bsracos With dysentery the h0sP ph fever ''e0
Washington, Nov. 22-The release Of the steamer
Horsa. alleged to have been seized at Kingston
Jamaica. for landing flibusters and arms In CUBA
is thus explained: The vessel sails under the Dan
ish flag and as the offence charged against her was
committed partly in the nted states anu pa non
In Cuban waters, the officials at Kingston, con
Guided they had jurisdiction and released hef
Nassau, y. p. Nov. 22-The trial OF the case OF
the twenty lone alleged fl.ibusters who were ar
rested at Inagua. Bahamas and brought here by the
British gunboat Partridge on the charge OF having
violated the British Foreign Enlistment act IN US
ing the British West Indies base OF opera
tons against the Spanish Government in Cuba aS;
which was to have taken place to-day has beer been
Hsva In of witnesses for the Crown The
prisoners were admitted 10 bail 49, Mad
rid news by cable published mere is to the effect
that Senior Canovas del Castillo the eadef OF cane sn
tain General Martinez Campos, that no one cues,
,bs Genera ems Canpos Would not be relieved q the
supreme command in Cuba unless ne a Ite
RobIedo o the Minister Of Mercy and Justice. was
quite willing no 2 ba he w Bos be pu5
until General Campos asks for their dlrec' appi'ca
The deported Cubans sent to Ceuia on the "a AfF RI
a better diet than the ordinary prisoners. -
The Government OF Spain has plan uhaet az az
visement which II put In force VIII Deneh mem ane
camille. OF soldiers Under IL all soldiers ana sall-
ors diving in Cuba OF yellow fever VIII be rayed on
the mortality reports as II they had been Kliied III
action. -, ,au- ., tho Cuban Re-
torn, Marty in Madrid, is unceaslng IN ms eHoIts
~ secure real reform for Cuba. He has frequent
Consultations with the leader OF the G4veIhineh''
az Well as with the members OF his Caphet' ..,,.
The reports published In Madrid OF 'he pat oi
OF MANAGES and Trocna havs Rrouu'eu " ~
The President OF the United S Saes OF sny meet
ins 20 sympathze with or aid the Cuban rebels