The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-26


Captain Burgess Of the brig Santiago arrived yeser
day from Aux Cages Hsyti whence she sailed on the
9Th inst informs that Captain +. Radcliffe, Of the
brig General Worth, had been most shame:uly i'll
treated by the authorities at that place. and on the In
reference Of the United States Consul be was grossly
insuted, and threatened with decspitstion. vessel
Of war should be sent Immediately by the government
to that place in order to teach the naughty Emperor
and his subjects how to towards American citizens
while engaged in lawful trade with then.
The following statement In relation to the affair
signed by all the American captains in port gives all
the particulars and at the time speaks for it.
self
We the undergnsd captains in said port Of Aux Cages do
declare ii Captain Radchf OF the American brig Gene
raj oth the Sd instant taking in wood IL being
ssS"s
a n as habit q ao SaS 70 beg
suit captain in the most abusive manner Said captain
pole and thTssenei TO captain he shore.
lnasnan az bens thus ,hs sspsas
permitted The officer voud not listen to him aad
up sld probably never wJ eonauO,ed said captain
criminal before the justice Of ~ pesee without even per-
Nl the yaT s.5 e.; nh be s;4 r Sspt, yss
feTet'irs tbii Sssfae eOals Ne eetsasd 81 THIS
ticS IN is tsf, De issGd, Iuaaed Mons Jean clAad
saS Yiss,d 10 lilo o. de insult sEa abuse Which
The ctrtain Lad received The vho had iusutsi
stuck hi,n three 6loss vita a bsoemSuck Monsieur
ss Sss sSy S W s' s sl isSd ssc one q ais
iri,sEE ~ ,sr,@s ,hs me ven cSss 'I ssr
hsvn part With the CAPTAIN The saair vas pos,esed
twenty Of oaptaEa and amer, Of srereat nations
went via h.n to rte,s ust ne captain ssssr S,@cs %,
said wiaSses 20 enter G house IsinS disposed only the
sSsre tia osp wSi T. Gi sirRs 'ii pssro
itsnov wei lnoen that such ~ the 6orrnyy 81 these
,n6s 40 nan would drnb rass VI water AZ last rish
s1s1 IN . ris I ts tdrs,asTs present. Is rive in thsr
ony al q whom declared re captain 9s yer struck Or
~, sftSsed he threat. ard moe s5Ssve lar Saso
ga .Irs IN sTA i' dS sa1s ~ sspss
thrown duugcor sue cut oa ,he head 4 hs American
trchCd Lin usty e;sd ana made hm fo'l that be
s,a Air trce or four hours cohtus M the Affair
Io. poutd unls A. A. tie s,h inst when the consul
Monsieur Visible and when the Santiago Left
tsrpedI Wirflov Bursss. q lrs santiaE.; } VI Has
tei. q brs rsirea neary ,! ~ saIiasn oi ,r Wa
bug Sea Bel; psEie Basr hrg four bF0ihers Charles
a.. Saith, sthr. EaEnal y Jane
We received the folloviEg ly the Empire City
iron the Kingston Journal. Dec. IL
There report ia town on Saturday, which, from
s general bcer1g appears 90 posses some truth that
there has lately beer bloody work Ia this unfor
tunate and ever and distracted country IL sp.
Tears from what has reached cur ears that Emperor
Soulouqup dtttrInirsd TO Aveuge himself Of the de-
tie Dominc8ns bad len Port sufrince az the head Of
army a. two thousand men, for the purpose OF
giving battle 20 the ,ncny The result CT his march
10 Ssnto Domingo H., however, not stated but IL an-
pears that the Dominicans had taken some smsl
towns and village belonging to The haytons, which
they destroyed by setting the heSses Ia them on ire
We have been informed, Too that nj jacusl vessel
appeared OF the port and discharged gun-ior what
purpose Il not mtntO nedwhen the Inhabitants fear
Ing that 10 the Dominican feet coming dowa upon
them became exceedingly alarmed aud horror stricken
at the circumstances; they immediately Quilted the
town leaving 10 be quietly entered by the enemy u
Il that any such feet had determined 60 in
raie their town. When the vesrei reached the port
and the captain landed he found the town deserted
snd " after the lerse Of many hour. before the
recplefuund cut the a their fright nd returnedto
Their houos sis thought that lii. pcta ighuess,
Emperor Soulou ue will suffer a. lie formerly did de-
feat az the bands Of the DOminicans II peace s likely
TO about from the crcumttspce, IL 80 an end de-
vouty 20 be wished by every lover q peace and good
government The Dominbcans are valiant people;
and should Goul0uque be again defeated by them he
viii doubt be taught lesson II he escapes eth hts
lite that he will not forget nor will be oourt d.
rectly another similar ordeal.