The New York herald., 1851-10-02

Translated the Gaceta Of santo Domingo Aug IL
The Nas York Tribune has published, under the
title Of "Pacifc Negotiations" a false and unau-
tborized communication in which 1t Is asserted that
the republic has entered into friendly relations
with llsyti. IL appears, at frst sight, not very
extraordinary that newspaper may contain an
In accurate alton. but IL We look at the
nature OF the published notice, with the sumptuous
title given TO IL by the editor and consider that the
other journals, amongst which the mos. 90 nm.n-
dable is the New York HERALD, published the
time true notices upon the countries to which
allusion was made in the said comm unication, we
must infer that paper debases itself by want Of
circumsI ection, In order to please ne friend or
some writer-thus making itself an organ of un-
truth, and Of the vile schemes Of persons, who
being unable, by wapt Of energy and Of reason, to
debate openly With their opponents, are occupied
In raising obstacles to deceive tho hopes Of civil
lied nations, which have given serious attention to
the present contest between a gallant republic,
which defet DIS its slf and raneorous and perversc
enemy, which, being unable to conquer IL, tries to
disturb and trouble its quietness and good relations
with other civilized countries, which hold With it
relations OF an active and convenient commerce.
Let the frtbrne understand, IL 1t is ignorant Of
this, that Soulouque had not the courage TO treat
with Ssnto Domingo but TO surprise the frontiers,
N ,pl.e Of psh.,sd iaiss; but be was rspaIsed
put into prison, because they had been
legitimstely made prisoners Of war, sn.e,
while they presented themselves as negotiat,rs on
the one hand, the frontier was threatened by them
on the other. In fne. If they obtained their
liberty, II was due to the magnanimity of our 90
General Valentin was not at Las NIatss.
rs is stated for II he had had the audacty to pre-
sent himself at that point, he would have been
killed IN the act, a. an Infamous traitor.
Let the Tribune understand ALSO that eneral Val.
nntn gained his rank in the service of the
amy, against the Haytiens, until, bought by Sou
ouquc, he plotted a conspiracy to deliver to the
mperor the army and all bis fellow citizens. This
plot was discovered, and he escaped punishment
n passing over to the ranks of the enemy. who.
,ave preserved for him his rank, because the inn
moral ambition Of Soulouque neglec.s no means.
md because his mercenaries are 90 sbject and vile
hat they subject themselves to obey orders Of .
'enal foreigner. The insignia Of honor are prosti-
uted, when they are conceded to s.rocious
Let the 7'itsns read our preceding numbers
ct 10 read the INV YoRK HrRALD-le let il study the
acts OF its own country, in order that IL may not
ose the credit Of yerscous instructed, and incor
uptibIe pres. With more attention, the TIT
ave would have known that the Amer san confed-
iation Is one Of the three great mcdiatns 20 ~ers
.bich have resolved to prevent Soulouque from con-
ibuirg bis rash desire TO domineer over this repub-
ic and that consequently the editor could not tru-
state, ne published In his editorial articles In the
rtnch and English languages, that the emperor
as not abandoned his idea TO join 10 his empire
ur Dominican territory, and that the afairs Of
isyti are taking pacific direction.