The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30

island Our troops have been always victorious at the
southern and northern roners at the former at the bat
tie Of Aana and several skirmshes g. las Msss, san
lged to retreat to mountain called Cachiment near
Las Caobas the southern frontier trenches, and ori
tying themselves there as it was an posi-
ton for them butte purpose for soon as the news
from ths capital to the commanding general In
forming the government Of great number Of Hsyten
troops which occupied said mountain of Cschiment,
measures were taken, and large reinforcement was
sent in order to attack said fort which took place
the 2lst of June. and the Haytisns were com.
pletely routed = their number of killed and
wounded being great; fourteen prisoners taken which
brought to th capitol and still remain in our pos
session The next day victorious troops took pos
session of last village the southern frontier Las
Caobas and remained quiet OF until the 3Oth
of July when council Of was held and decided to
retreat to Las Matas sicky Las Caobas Our
troops are anxious to cross the line but the Dominican
fensive.
2dA the frontiers othe NORTH troops victorious
again at the battle of Santiago the 30th OF March, 1874
where upwards Of thousand Haytiens perishedthe
only battle that has taken place the Independence
and not has been this side of the line since
the above date La Javon last village at the north
ern frontier and have 900 ut said frontier
Inc las. ne from La Javon up to the 2sth Of August
proves that all in the greatest state oftranquy and
not Hay ten to be SEEM The Port Republican editor Ger
tainy must have dreamed Of the taking of La Javon and
an Flat for is fully two months since the publication
said article BY sad editor and they have not yet arr
vei-certoinly sufficient time ! 60 to China. J
General Mora, tw o officers and six more, were tried
on the 22t Of August for plotting conspiracy against
tho Government, and found guilty. The General
aad Que officer were sentenced to Imprisonment for e
and The rest to hard labor in prison, some for ten years
and others for three.
On the 3st utmo the Secretary Of State Of the inte
riof Manuel Cnbia died at the age Of 90 Government
mas exhibited deep grief at the sad event OF this active
and efficient officer he having left large circle Of rela
tves and friends to the loss Of dutful husband
a father, and warm hearted friend.
No news from the frontier since the 2sth ultimo. The
city in perfect state of tranquility and for hurr
cane season. much business doing than last year
VERY LATE FROM BRAzIL-The fine baroue Bra
zlliero, Captain Williams, arrived yesterday morning
from Rio de Janeiro, whence she sailed on the
10th OF August.
There is no later intelligence from the River
Plate.
The Americano-East Indian squadron, the Co
lumbus and Vincennes sailed from Rio on the 18th
for Canton.
The Hon Alexander III. Everett, the American
Commissioner to the Celestial Empire, who went
out in the Columbus, remained at Rio, and will re-
turn to the United States IN the Courier, in conse
quence of ilhealth.
The American frigate. Raritan, Commodore Tur
ner was at Rio; also theLbrig-of-war cambridge,
Captain Pennington, from Bahia and cruise.
We append the latest commercial information
Rio DE JANEIRo August 49, ls45.
The arrivals from the United States this month are
ges domestics lSS do tea and sundries and Baltimore
Baltimore, with 2lSO barrels -four packages OF do
mestics 6700 lbs From Trieste 1850 barrels Flour
also have arrived.
FLouR-The sales of Flour have been chiefly confined
to export for Montevdeo IL 600 board, and l40OO
delivered there for about 5000 barrels Baltimore The
Bakers supplied themselves well last month"; they
have showed no disposition to buy-their stocks, how
ever do not exceed 1900 barrels, and think they
must shortly into market when about the prices
last month may be obtained say ls5OOa9nOOO for ch.
mond l7l000a7n500 Columbia Mills; l6I5OO Richmond
Country and 500al6000 for Baltimore, should arri-
walls keep off, The Trieste Flour has proved very good
and will interfere with the Richmond Stock in first
hands about 5000 barrels Richmond 1850 do Trieste
Columbia Mills 1900 Richmond Country, and 5000 do
Batimore-tota IA $50 barrels.
DoMEsTIcs excessively dull the few sales making
go res for Brown Drills l7O for 80 inch Shirtngs
260a265 for Shetucke Stripes 800 res Blue Drills and
others in proportion, being deduction Of Is to 5s upon
pieces of lst July.
Sales of Hyson Tea 1880 2Al0O Several parcels
remain unsold Thelmarket generally is overlooked
with every description of imports Sales very diff.
cult
CoFFEE-The arrivals of Coffee have been moro mo.
derate than expected and prices have been fully
taned for superors higher prices have been paid
The demand for Sweden and Germany being greater
than usual, superiors may be quoted 1880 $780,
81 81 CENTS good frsts $1,000 $780, is 81 cents
The stock does not exceed 00 900 bags Of all descrip
TONS The exports to the United States this month
are