The New York herald., 1850-06-17
Impors.nt from the H.yuen Empire.

OUR FORT AU PRINCE CORRKsPONDkNCk
PoRr Au PRscr, May 2s, 1850
The RelsSs~s J As United States vih Hsyd- The Eject
Of on Article ~ h N.w York Herald on iAs E~ssror-
TIE negotiations Of Mr.. G. een-Irtrisues Of Fa.sfn
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write you . fev lines, In order TO give you tn,
latest intelligence from this island Mr. b. n Greene,
who sent to this island by the American govern
ment has returned home In the sited states steamship
Vixen, to the United states lie has been here nearly
. year, but was most Of the time among the omni-
cans on the spsnsh portion Of the Island His advent
at Port au Prince marked BY one or two oircum-
stances which caused con siderable excitement here
Dom the Emperor to the lowest black ofncisl; The
same day that Mr Green arrived the United States
steamship Vixen, and the United States sloops
Of war Germantown and Albany, came into port
About the same time, . copy Of the Herald
received, containing an article which stated that
there were ten thousand men ready In New York
70 embark for and conquer this island The artiels
was translated and read at the palace In pressncs %
rsustn I. and ell his court, who we're very much
alarmed and readily granted the request Of Mr. Green
that consuis should be received and acknowledged
In all the Hsytien ports
Mr. Green had interview In references to the Ame-
ricsn claims but had powers TO settle them, and
the Emperor talked about commission. This 10 all
nonsense. will give you . short history Of these
claims. They amount to million and half snd be-
long to American merchants and snip owners. They
from the most serious tyranny. will give yos
one instance The captain Of an Amsricsn vessel lying
in this port sent ashore and bought sw sticks log
wood TO make nrs TO ossk With, being out Of are
wood. The vesse vas immsdisteiy s~Ised for having
iosvood board contrsry law and both cargo and
vessel we're connscstsd By the persf goverpmept-
All the other claims ofs similar sture Both the
nglish and French had b-svy claims against this CO.
vernment; they took strong measures, and
prom pity paid by his majesty Tho only course the
American government take that will be of any
is TO send Of var here to demsud the money
and u vir be paid There Is use OF talking. The
Emperor vii tlh about for sI years rather than psy
dollar Of these claims unless forced TO h lie wants
s HE gold keep up the splsndOr Of he imperial
tahlishment.
Tber. he. been s-cr-t ss.p, Of IN. British govern.
mt here for time. lie 10 Germsn; friend Of
Prince Albert and vas made knight By him rhi.
sir Robert has bsen busiy engaged In bringing about
. union between the Dominiesss aud the Hsyti,ns 90
tsst there should be but government the island
0e made proposition 60 Santana Who is ths Presi.
s.nt and military chief u the -hites or mio ioicsas
that be and bis republic should scknovieds. Psu.tea
lst emperor of all the island aud that thu ter
would sctuo-iedge santana as his second, With tn.
cans sac through the trick and rejected IL 9TH scorn
The men In power. backed by the sbolitioni-,s In
Rngand have cent this Sir Robert out here 20 -srry
out deep laid scheme They wish 70 ace = n.s,o a,s
pire cover all this beautiful bland Resides they look
vth alarm st the progress which the United STATE.
making aud they that the dsy is rot far distant
When Jour great republic will absorb all these Islands
They visb To lay strsn that ~ destroy all such pros
pects hence the ission % Sir Robert and IL "a d.-
rabe TO tb. hffh that the should
obtain the possession nro and govsrnnsn % evvry
Island IN the w-s, Tpdes This tsey trust will rstsrA
your g-ovth. snd these negro governments b. .
Of frseips all th,ir colored people In Jour southern
States
The arrival Of the H,,sx Nth an article .bout IN.
10 ooc men, bsd very hsppy affect upon tie n.sotia
ticps of Mr. ureen.
The Bs,tisn government has t-o agents In the
United states, ~bc purohasa and shp here all tn. mI-
tary src Lats s,o ~ HE sjeety requires The agent
In ycur ely isA. q Ro-si-rs and ipBoson Mr. Clark
The .mrsror l. sscumulsiine large supply. As soon
- he " renoy he v 60 to work ssd extsrninate tho
whites of Dominica. In this he ts supported by the
advice II the BRITT sDd French consuls He i very
smbitous tbis ftustsn lie s not to Be sat,sed 9Th
being eBperr of ell th- i-l-od Of 81 Domingo; his
eegernsss for svsy 10 much more erte.ded lie has
oson ss he ha. put do-Rth- Dominicsns h.wiu pre-
pare 10 make descent that iland and " the ks
rts and t him he ~ have an essy time of A "a
become en- psror 81 Cubs amer vbich he will Ana n,
en- esy matter 10 unite eth the blacks of the other
island. snd conquer them iss see -hitcs
Why ell not the American government sena I.
cbsrpcte Domnes snc q, once rrcosnr - ths, r-pnb-
lie ard mste trts.y 9TH ~ The Domiuicans sre
srsicur snd rsdy 70 sve ~hite sisr ants on the
United stst,s snd give them and -hieh are tbsrobst
in the world Ifyuur government rrcor aiss Domsscs
ss they ought in justice "a do sh- vouis he n
position "a put davn rsusti.s 1st n Donirics 10
left 20 kersrn and her resources, her shte sitssns
vsn be ms.s.ered W th. Bsy,iss ssgsss ssfsr. 1881
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