New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Farther from Hnyti by the Bridgwater.

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Exchange
writes from Cape Hayden, March :, as follows
An insurrectionary movement commenced at ST Mare
on the 9th ut which likely will result in
luton of the government The President had at length
decided that the long contemplated march against the
Domnicans should commence the Sd inst, and orders
were sent to the troops Of the Artbone rendezvous
here The expedition appears never to have been popu-
lar 10 any part Of the territory and the troops OF ST. Marc
under Gen st Louis, refused to obey the order, and
eventually deputation 10 Gen. Richie at Port.au-
Prince inviting him to assume the Presidency. This
proposition he at first declined, but on the depu-
tston being joined by others from the South and
West he Rfterward accepted II, and has issued a
Manifesto addressed the army and people. declar-
ing himself President Various and contradictory
mors are in circulation. At one moment we are
told that President Pierrot has resigned-the next,
that he will march at once against the insur-
gents and again, that he s preparing to defend the
place against Richie who Is said to DO advancing on this
department with strong force He is evidently unde
cded as to what take and the inhabitants gen
orally appear be rather Indifferent respecting the
movements but the prevailing opinion Is that the tro1ps
here of which there some thousands will not march
In any direction; and that President Pierrot has
been popular in any department except this he
will eventually be obliged to give way to Richie. Gen.
Richie Is black man, about seventy years old and OF
similar stamp Perrot and his predecessor, Guerrer
in habits life aud education. He was Baron under
Christophe, distinguished himself in the wars Of his
time. and commander OF his odygusrd at the Pc
Rod of Kings DEATH 1t is said he has pledged him
self with some notifications the Constitution
OF 1916 and should he establish himself in the Presi-
| Seat of Government
The principal cause of Pierrots unpopuari.y in the
West are bis removing the seat of government and
stiuatey persisting. contrary the wishes of the army
In preparing expedition against the Dominicans for
which he constantly drawing large from Port
Prince and elsewhere Although there has been very
ale fighting between the Hayuens and Domincsus du-
ring the yet the people of this department have
been generally and constantly under that more
than onethird the coffee crop has been lost from no
other than the want OF labor collect it the
L. an vi1rf
A Spanish fleet from Cuba, consisting of 50 gun
frgste two American built steamers, uhe Eagle and
NatchRz and topsa schooner srrived here the I'd
inst TO demand explanations concerning the Spanish
schooner which as you have been informed was taken
and brought in here time since By OF the Hay
ten cruisers IL Is understood that full explanation ap-
ology and demands of every kind were granted and the
feet left the ih, but without Interchange OF sRutes.
The Spanish commander denied in the most positive
that there had been any communication whatever
between the Island Of Cuba and the Doincans and the
report that the latter under the Spanish protection
probably untrue.
Authorities here have lately made seizure ef $1,000
Spanish shipped on board the French brig Tsncrede
statute orbiddng pain Of conscatop the export OF
has always existed In the Island but had been
forced for years and universally considered as viz
tuay sbrosated all similar pernicious and mprscca-
BILE laws have been in fact for nearly two centuries IN
most civilized countries Scarcely foreign vessel has
left here for years past which has taken
greater or less amount, unquestionsbe with the know
ledge Of the authorities but without their interference
But Government now suddenly orders the TO be
strictly enforced in all cases not excepting payments for
its purchases, and this time when large amounts
are jus. becoming due 20 American merchants for
sells and goods ordered by the Government, and con-
trsced to be paid for in Spanish money. American in
ess secure than at the present
ment.
Tounsge duty is again exscted per register. The
law for measurement rtsn6ed TO increase the duty
but from uiscalculaton il resulted in dn;nution of
more than twenty-five per cent An export duty Of fifty
cents Hayden cash, has recently been laid on Hides
Il most horrid murder was committed upon
the body of Nathaniel Vance Esq on the night of the
llsh inst In Laurens dist, s. c. He reading
paper by csndle-ighs and was shot BY some unknown
hand.
Cry OF Ro1BuRY.-The vote yesterday on the
number los yeas so6 nays 1876 Majority for charter
40