The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09


Mossrs White Plat, for Plalntia-Mr Kembsll. for
Defendants.
From PoRr Az PLArr BY the Hero, Boyd, ar
rived last night in eight days from Port au Plat,
We learn that everything tranquil at that place
when she left. Business was entirely at stand
still. The crops are said to be in iiourshing con-
dtion, but from want Of attendance would fall
short, on account OF the planters being engaged in
the revolution.
The following is the capitulation between the
French and Spaniards Of Hayti'-
CArIruLArros.
This day March I4th, ssa, the members of the Com
mission appointed by Ramino De Mena of the Domni-
Republic and the officers appointed by General Cadet
Antonio the following capituation has been agreed to-
LIST The Haytien flag shall be lowered with honor and
dignity.
the Hayten flag nniurled. with the soldiers national
shall embark with than and their families and baggage
Sd. Before leaving the ior General G. Antonio shall
deliver to the therefore appointed legally list OF
every thing found in the fort belonging 10 the Hay ten
government after which the keys shall be delivered the
moment his leaving 1t.
ath Hay ten citizens without any distinction OF persons
will be respected and protected
from hvpo,hiques, shall he respected and guaranteed
| The owners shall dispose ofthem as they please
9th The Hsytiens who wish reside ut Fort au Plate
Dominican citizens, shall Tor their giving their oath Of
of allegiance to the Dominican independence ask the
consent oil the governmental Junfe win ST. Domingo
month shall be allowed them fulfil their oImsIny
after which time those that shall have given their
OATH shell be considered strangers
7th No opposition whatever shall be made at the de-
psrture ofthose who wish TO leave the place
sth Passports shall be given to those who will prefer
going by land as by sea.
9th No pursuit shall be made against those who shod
have manifested any opinion whatever before the CaPu
laton.
10TH The property Of foreigners shall be respected
l.h The National guard shall keep their arms also
the regular troops compris ng the garrison OF Port
plate as members Of the Dominican Republic. The PAL
teen officers who wish to retire, shalt bring their arms
and soldiers shall deposit theirs In the arsenal
18th l. is allowed to General Z. Antonio andao hose
who wish follow him. to embark in whatever vessel
they please the remittance made OF the fort and
treasury The passage money OF him and those who fol-
low him shall he at the expense Of the dominican 60
vernment. The embakments shall be made behind the
fort. -
18th As to the wager unpaid and debts contracted by
the administration TO this day they shall be paid IN the
stipulated in the h article OF the cppitulaton OF
Santa Domingo.
18th Probty and loyalty in the conduct of the two
ties Made in double expeditions the day. month and
year, as heretofore.
| The commission appointed by General c. Antonio-A.
De- e. Prophile " Simon d. r. Tspshire ID. ilare, Is.
| Surfer.
The commission appointed by The Juntc Governmental
OF Santo Domingo-Pedro Rm de- Mena, in. j. Bedo Do
mnge d. Pichardo r. Eshquer Guirrier Michel fills San
| tan Providence.
sanctioned-The Brigaler General Commanding at
(signed) c. ANTONIO.