The New York herald., 1851-10-14

From the Turks Island Gazette, September 241
ment with his family Azus returned to St Domingo,
Saturday the 9th inst and entered the city under
newly sscoutr,d ana uniformed. received His Ex,
cslieney, who was escorted by his life guards ssd
four hundred drsSoons from Azua Bani ana San
were their splendid new brass helmets, ornsmentsd
With horestais the osvalcade rode to the National
followed by the troops Tfs triumphs entry into Rome
Of scipio Acssus than President
in II: 81 on the
mind readers that Seipio subsequently lost his
popularity with the Roman peopis when he claimed for
himself and the Senators station at public festivals
which the laws Of the republic did not assign to either"
A President Baez, thus escorted was iriumphantly
hailed his approaching the Nationss Palace nc
dent Of different description porrsye5 the respcctive
chaiactsrs Of the actors In two distinct amas mild
oohIg % % ssns On the %
firm appearance Of the rideris seen to wend his way
slswy and with dAculty the all but impenetrs
BILE met with between his farm aud the direct road
from It to st. Jsgo; the venerable old is accom-
panied by lady-cvdenty accustomed to that defer
at the hands those able TO appreciate both
ter mules panied by mena form the sole escort
Of the ancient pairwhiIt the humble couple continues
their SLOW and atguing journey undmayed BY its length
and difficulties. The modest csvslcade arrives ct ST.
Jsso, is stopped for moment, and immcdiately-
strange to say-the military guard turns out,
arms are presented-the rolls Of the drum give
the old soldier the music his heart loves beyt-he
returns the salute under the very locks posed
to the morning breeze recognized the features
Of General Libertsaor Santana. No military escort
accompanies him The trappnss and prancngs Of the
usual Oh general ocer are nowhere to be seen but
Ger eral santsna who before he established msiu-
taiscd the independence of his country sfiuent
wealthy was then i'll in health-poor in purse-rch
in every mar y vrtue-honored OF man and eptabe
to the Almighty his way to assume the command Of
already Exceeding 10000 men We heartily wish the
modern Cincinnatus speedy return to his farm nd his
househt gods but not uu he shall have the battle
reid in defenee OF the Dominican republic, gathered
those laurels which hs old age free from all
wears with 20 much modesty aud dignity.
We have had II in our power to place the foregoing
before readers from letters received Saturday
We further hear, that tie appearance Of General San
tsna quite unexpected at Ct Ysso bat souIououe
avng Joined his army at Port au Prince with the syow
ed purpose Of invading the Dominican territory General
Santana at once proceeded to the post Of danger In s
probability SoulOuque will endeavor to establish his
headquarters at Hncha, t5an Jan de Goaya.) pushing
his Cutposts possible far Banica aud st Tbon e
Fortunately General Santana too old soldier 10
secure those mountain passes where soulsuques army
may be ext mated IL Is surused in well informed
quarters that should soGloaqne disregard the very
cent protest Of the representatives of England France
and America, and isyade the Dominican territory
Santana may rereat before him and at the proper me
suddenly falling upon his place him in the unplca-
mt position Of bep OF from retreat at the came
time that the best Bominioan troops from 81 Domingo
wculd oppose his further progress II shall soon
have to to readers the Of the Do
miDican troops, tie utter dseomdture of soulouque
army and be annexation Of his domIuions TO the pomi
nioan rpubrc
Since tte above was 10 type have received letter
from Porto Plata, dated
foRro fiATTA sept. IL. 1901.
This part of the republic il in state great excite
mt, consequences Of the hostile preparations which
soulopque has been making for some time past. The
general inmandiug the Dominican frontiers of the
North having sent urgent nands ior troops and Gene
Tsl sants the commando -n-chof, having arrived
accidentally at Via and Ssnago, Immediately had the
alarm guns tired which caused the population come
fti~srd. lie left Santiago yesterday end tomorrow
will be at Guayavini the Dominican nesdqusrters with
1910 mep,
We understand that the British aud French consuls
had protests in the strongest terms with soulousue
against his proceedings, which protest had caused him
from the Cape to Port Prince, but he LEFT
the North, and at 0onsives at the last
The Briteh consul wised to have the uaytian ports
hccksded but the French consul opposed the esyu.e
and proposed to try strorg protest first