Young Glory was fairly worshiped, for he was justly regarded as the hero of the battle. However, he was not inactive long. In a few days he sailed with an expedition. His daring deeds will be related under the title of YOUNG GLORY IN CUBA. [THE END.] [Transcriber's Note: The following typographical errors in the original edition have been corrected. In Chapter I, "to whom he addresed" has been replaced with "to whom he addressed"; and "talking together exciteedly" has been replaced with "talking together excitedly". In Chapter III, "He's the only Captan Miles" has been replaced with "He's the only Captain Miles". In Chapter IV, "severl years in the west" has been replaced with "several years in the west". In Chapter V, "as the minutes past" has been replaced with "as the minutes passed". In Chapter IX, "fast as the Spanish crusier" has been replaced with "fast as the Spanish cruiser"; and "damage had been done to the crusier" has been replaced with "damage had been done to the cruiser". In Chapter X, a missing quotation mark has been added after "treated as prisoners of war". In Chapter XII, "keeping trictly to themselves" has been replaced with "keeping strictly to themselves"; an extra quotation mark has been deleted after "what you can to repair it"; a missing quotation mark has been added after "those fools are ignorant of it". In Chapter XIII, "loud cry of derison" has been replaced with "loud cry of derision". In Chapter XIV, a missing quotation mark has been added after "you say no, Young Glory?" In Chapter XV, a missing quotation has been added after "on its way to Key West"; "crusier lying off Mulas" has been replaced with "cruiser lying off Mulas"; and "flag that's flying'!" has been replaced with "flag that's flying!". Also, the table of contents has been created for this electronic edition. It was not present in the original work.]