New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-25
south The entire Ohio National Guard expects
to rendezvous at Chickamauga Park this week.
AMERICANS WOULD BE wELC'


AMERICANS WOULD BE WELCOMED.
PHILIPPINE REBELS HOPE FOR PRoTEcToRATE-
SPANISH MAIL STEAMER ~ PERIL
London. April 24-"The Evening News pub
fishes dispatch from Singapore. saying:
II am Informed on the highest rebel authority
IN the Philippine Islands. through confidential
channel that an American protectorate wouIn
be welcomed at present az guarantee or puplc
safety. pending the creation Of reformed ad-
minstration.
There is reason to believe that tho spanish
mailboat Isla de Midanad tMindanao) VIII d"
captured before she arrives at Manila. BEFORE
starting she was provided with British ana hus'
sian flags and painted ont the name on he'
tunnels in imitation OF the steamers or the Rus
sian volunteer feet. a number Of which are on
their way to Port Arthur Admiral Dewey
learned Of the scheme from Genera! Lee on
April IL.
"A bomcward bound Spanish mail steamer
has mounted two Hontoria ouick-hrng guns ahc
two Nordcnfel1ts on improvised mountngs at
Manila though the latter will not near inc
shock Of the discharge Of the guns. owing to the
weakness OF the 1xings."
INTEREST IN OTHER ORGANlZATloNS
ALI. OF THE PRIVATE RECRUITING MOVEMENTS
MEETING SUCCESS
The readiness Of young men In the CITY 10 Vo'un-
teer for the was shown yesterday At many
cruI,ns stations and several new stations for inc
,is,,,o,+ .. volunteers were established by per
sore ,yho have no connection with the Natlohal
Guard II the movement to raise volunteer TIKI
monts continues there may soon he onered 10 '''e
Government several brigadcs 81 volunteers ''""
this city. ~,
un,ocr Regiment IN the Home Life Rnilfng ten
cral Butterneld said yesterday that II the recruit
ing continued at the same rate as 1t has donc
FOR several days at the recruiting stations Oh wv
most It would be possible to raise twenty 'ee""
The offers ~ Cornelius ~ Bliss ana stern frOt"e''
10 supply uniforms for two regiments ""''
accepted. $3.50.
The con,mitt.. on Uniforms reported an agree
,o-. on the stvlo OF uniforms They Will NJ or
hl,,sbrra In color with rcd trimmings. 80 mat
,hev may be used eithor FOR infaptry or ar""e''
service The regiments will wear tho canpa'h"
ha,s such as have been adopted ny tho Na''o"a
Guard. ..
The work Of organizing into regiments those
49, A,.o o,lts,ed IN IN. National Volunteer Re
sorry. has proceeded 70 far that tho lst Natoha
yolur,eer Artillery Regiment has been ior'n'"
and thus far Batteries Y ana r. nave oe'ii "
rar,zed II ,s said that there are l'3' e"'''
mon in this city ready 10 serve IN ms ''t''"
alone CAPTAIN W. NJ Copp. formerly OF the 81"
por,r,on. has been appointed rcGn"ntal adJu'ah''
md Cap,ain f ". HarrcL formerly pm! sio'""
IN the regular Army. has been appointed regimen
tai ouartermaster Battery has been org'.hheu
with Captain Joseph A. Thorn a. coHfnanu'''s VI
nc.r 4 meeting ~ the regiment and all voiun-
,e.rs desiring 10 enlist will be h"ld a. D. IN -"
dav n, tho Central Opera House. In hhs' Sky
sov-nth-s, The enlisted will meet at the head
mt
as ,,aa, Eighty sevenih-st.. and march 10 m"
ooo,a house Among those who arc expected 20
sn.ak ore General Daniel r. S!ckles. G"nerai ''rhh
vile Dodge and General Franz Seigei
G \ n ,;alland manager Of the International
News Rureau NJ No ss Broad-st. has opehen d"
recruiting station in hts once, ana another
TO, 60 IN tho or,ce ~ +. W schoonmakcr. Eighth
80 o,a Cr. hundred a nd thirty nf'h-st. Tn" plan
q, % roiSe a regiment 10 he attached 70 the brl-
,od. ,ou being formed by the National volunteer
Reserves ~ q, .
william A-.or Chanlrr. who has a recruiting once
q, Sos 1873 and IN SlIth-ave. wants Twelve nun
tr.A men for a volunteer regiment. and expects 10
hov. ,ha, number soon. A. tho recruiting once
Yesterday afternoon II was said that seven nun
dred men had been enrolled.
r,eu,.nnn,-Coon. John ". Marshall. who served
through the Ciyil War with tho loth New orH
Volunteer. Is recruiting men at the Morton House
broadway and Fourteenth St and has enlisted hve
hundred men
Nor. ,han one thousand OF tho eighteen hundro1
n.uh.r. OF the Is, Regiment. irish Ndunteers
have e,pr~ssed a willingness 20 enter the United
state, ,.rv,c. A. IN. call OF President Mckinley
colonel James Moran last night conferred with The
limo officers Of tn. organization at No "a Eighth
nv. The captains and lieutenants all expressed
their readiness TO lead the 20 tho front II
VA. decided 10 tender tho services OF tho Irish
volun,ccr. 70 IN. President through Governor
Black
The Washington Continental Guard and veteran
Ar,,,lery ,orps will open It's headquarters In Par
Ior No $50 OF the WaldorfAs tomorrow. 70
81 roll the - Regiment Of heavy artillery. wnich
riIl he offered 10 The Government FOR service IN
tho Qualifications along the coas' This organiza-
ton hts been IN since tho Revolutionary
War \ formal tender vas made 10 tn" secretary
q, var On February o. and placed nl. The
regimen. now being organized by Colonel Alexan-
der Crawford Chenoweth Will form the I'd Reg'-
rn1 u, lr the brigade Organizing under the d.
roc'icn ~ Colonel " II l.. Washington. In charge
Of tho Military Reserve Corps No ! broadway. \
detan az he Veteran Corps will escort the list
Regiment Of Artillery deserves. Indcr Colonel J.
Eighty yonth-st.. nj y. m. today. and march
10 the central Opera House Eas' SiNty-seventh-
8, between second and Third ayes They will
wear the Continental uniform which has always
been worn by The organization during peace
~ u Lawrence. Of White Plains, has open cd
n recruiting Office to form cavalry regiment Of
thu National Volunteers at the Boulevard ryceum.
FILLING Up ITS RANKS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE FIRST NEW YORK