Young’s declarations caused con
siderable' of a sensation amongmem
bers of the party. Tlie Mormons
| treat the excursionists with a cold
ami distant politeness, and repel
rather than invite advance-.
The Trihnne'x New York special
says it is currently reported the Di
rectors of the English Atlantic cable
have secured a centroling interest in
the French cable. The Herald cred
it" the report and calls on American
capitalists to lay a cable,to be owned
and operated by Americans.
New York,' July 11.—The brig
Eldred, left hereon the 13th
of June, with armsand ammunition,
and one hundred and twenty-live
men for Cuba, landed tlie arms at
Upexver, in Cuba, nenir Hernandez.
The cholera had just then broken out
in the camp of tlie patriots, in con
sequence of this one hundred and
twenty of the expedition party re
fused to enlist in the Cuban ranks,
even after they had been offered a
bounty of a thousand dollars in gold,
prellring to wait until the close of
the sickly season.
The second day after their arrival,
however, the Spaniards made a de
scent upon Hennndez, and posted
themselves on tlie adjacent heights.
But tlie Americans, u ider Ltx C.a. -
ey, drove them from their position,
without the loss of a man. After
this victory, they re-enil>nrked un
molested and returned safely to New
York <>•• Saturday, with the except
ion of two men who died of cholera
on the way.
•• Chow Chow.”
If a young lady lias a thousand
, acres ol valuable land, the young
. men me apt to conclude that then
are siitlieie.it ground- for attach
ment.
