| Show ANOTHBH EXPEDITION It I Said to Have Sailed From New York Last Monday PHILADELPHIA Feb 13 Another expedition Including about 100 of the survivors of the Hawkins expedition sailed from New York last Monday I was made up of Gtibans from this city New York a Boston A steamer which the Cuban leaders here call by the name of Englewood hailing from Nova Scotia is the vessel She was lee through aNew a-New York firm of ship brokers and Island sound where brought on t Long Isld rund whe she has been lying at anchor for the past two weeks She carries to the insurgents in-surgents 100000 rounds of cartridges and 0 stands of arms THE MONEY t pay for this expedition came from Cuba a few days ago In Cuban circles 97000 hi Spanish gold Is the figure named A mistake made In the Hawkins expedition expedi-tion was avoided this tim The men were I sent In small parties to the steamer and I the arms and ammunition in small quantities I titles Instead of loading in bulk a was I before done With the departure of the men from Philadelphia not more than hal of the Cubans who were formerly employed in cigar factories In this city remain over 200 in all having departed for the Island A conference of prominent Cubans was held here Tuesday night and plans for future action agreed on The main object to be carried out contemplates the sending send-ing of no more men to the Island Only enouch men will be sent to see that the material is properly landed The generals In command have all the men they need In fact more than they can provide for now They will endeavor to send some heavy suns as a number of the leaders a of the opinion that If they can fortify I I a seaport the cause of free Cuba will be In a much better position to demand belligerent I bel-ligerent rights |
