The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22
INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMINGO.

TrOubie WIN kxnyu-AiuporsAus nAouhhcstO
OF the Dominican Government, &c.
Our sdvices from st. Domingo are TO the ID ultimo
Our previous accounts OF the 18th Of ssptsubsr
rh.e r.w received are considerable interest and we
tAsrefsrs. give copous tions from our files
HoMB INTELLIGENCE THE REPORTED AMERICAN
EXPEDITION.
(Frcn the Eco del Exama Of sante Domingo Sept 261
Alarming reports have been aoat during the last few
DAYS IL rumored that expedition Of North Anne
rcsns already near our shores and that they
disposed 10 enter the country immigrants in order by
chs ana without any bloody secrfce to bscome
masters OF the country This intelligence from
pretensiops W, have Havana files up to The 9th in
slant and we find nothing in them calculated to inspire
with any alsim The Croica which might have given
ths from New York to the It'll instant did
come by packet is certain that in Saint Thomas
nothing Of such expedition there any
thing relating it in letters from the United States Of
1t is s.teo that american steamer presented itself
before Puerto psia but that perceiving the Eng sh
steamer II fed rhst very difficult give credit
the direction taken by this vessel when thus recsdng
the rgsh steamer would have watched carefully
judging with COCO that the flag might we'll DO
srsisgem OF some foe approaching coast With hostile
intentions that 1t formed part Of the expedition
projected by some madmen against Cuba We
sn q US aware that the English and French vessels
appear in particularly direct ed to prevent
Al, troubles be- the republic and the neighborpg
empire ct and also TO oppose projects hostile
TO Cuba from being executed We must therefore sup
pose that the American steamer indeed any such
ally did appear did not afford any grounds Of suspicion
to tho English war steamer in the harbor Of Puento
Plata.
There is thu. far no reasonable ground Of alarm DO
cause the pretensons Of the Americans with regard to
Cuba not known If We that they did harbor
such project although they lack all for snch
oursge We would be justified in fearing that immors
audacty with which hey attack the rights of Others
crafty their fully proved by their
invaaons against Cubs nvasons too which neither the
laws the government which they obedience,
have been able 10 prevent and which follow their
not vthsauoDg the prls which the recruits taking
part in them mut when attacking in mailer
beers the wel-ilied troops Of the Spanish nation
The government Of he republic mas dictated the meas
necessary avoid the results of act OF perdy
it remains in defensive attitude that be these shas
real or be they as is suspected by some rse of the
enemy with whom now at war, to discennecr
citizens 1t IL c.y possible that any advantage be de-
rived thererom On the appearance OF the fos the
public, 70 would rise armed in defence of hex
hesrths and her most sacred rights
But let not our good citizens be alarmed let them
without uneainess their usual occupations and
rest assured that society IS well guarded More than
do feel the beneheent effect of provdent
and intelligent administration which has known how to
seek abroad for ympatby for the country and to find
incre Of and Substantial guarantees for indie
ptDdepce In our number, OF August e. We announced
that Prince Louis Napoleon insisted that tho propositions
of the mediation should take effect. aud
with that England has CONQUERED in the
suggestion made o. carrying TINS magnanmou lusenhon
into execution project worthy of these two great ma
items There then reason to entertain fears Of
The results of the aeisbboring empires threats that
group Of without political character author
nation OF any kind should with mpunity invade the re
public.
Would the mediating powers We ask those powers
which will not allow our former ruler to crush the indie
perdencs OF the young republic Will they permit hos
tile band whose acts guaranteed by no flag boldly
ana openly to invade and usufp her sovereignty No
the Of decofum of these their reaon with
this country their views with regard TO the New World
en0 their for the future interests of Europe would
prevent them from consuming to such thing
Let the republic but be on her guard and avert the
suaFchy which such preensions might produce let her
avoid . sudden bold stroke, coup and 1t will
have nothing TO fear This is the view taken by the gov
eminent and in sccordance Herewith shall its measures
tsnd.
The poll icsl situation Of the republic being moisi
h the hopes held out by the mediation aud in the pro
visicn Of unexpected attack the of band Of
reckless adsertuiers it appear In purely defcn
sve attitude Resigned as be Sho prefers Independence
TO lfe confident they must be who rely the justice
Of their cause and hopes founded her immense
resources and in the protection OF the most potent
full Of confidence in the Proyderce our
country present the appearance OF athlete
guard against s attack and against every act of agges
sion.
IMPORTANT MANIFESTO.
from TIE Saceta 5e of sarte Donpgo Sep 26
BuENAvFs1uKA BAIz President THE RhrupLic
Whereas Firstly 1t is duty Of the government 70
Tue security OF the nation Whenever the same
isin jeopardy.
Secondly The indous projects of the foes of the
public sDd s Other projects iousdsd personal ambi
tioR must ever find sn Obstacle in the preventive
of the government.
Thirdly, That The efficacy of those means depends
the tranquility Of the people aud the rest OF families true
basis of public o-ctr.
Pourthiy Ihst under the present state or cirsum-
stances the Republic being at with les nehboes and
at the expiration 81 the truce agreed upon it inis
pepsaee inspire in the interior that ccnd6enaa which
the union ami concord reignng sm0Bg the citizens
Ger cay, anG which alone can enable US to resist ag
gIestion.
In accordance with the extraordinary 20 wers vested in
I'm By Art 21o " the 20 stitution and after having
ulteo he law immigration AID the decree Of tbe
Executive power under date of September IS, l8i5 de-
cIees ss follows:
Article No foreigner sba enter the territory Of the
Republic wi hou. king the ports opened BY
Law 10 foreign importation
Article ANY foreigner discmbarking a.. p.rts not
thu. lawfully c ped WITHOUT PASSPORT from the 9utho
rifles Of the Republic Will be in mecistey arrested by tas
employee OF the place either civil military and des
patched under custody TO the capitol 70 be there placed
at the disposal Of the Secretary OF the Interior and Police
Exception From the above shall be excepted ship
wrecked persons who twenfyfour hours after having
reached lsnd shsll receive the necessary
PROVIDED with guide who shall lead the capital
Article 3. The ports Of Samsna and il Romano which
have heretofore ben Opened to importation, shah be
clo ed for six months. and the only opsH shall be
those Of SsDie DOMINGO Asus, and Puerto Plata
Exception Notwithstsnding the foregoing, the trea
sury offices tha continue to be established and the
Iorison coo msy be carried en- through SANTANA
and Ia RoEsBa.
Article No passenger shall be allowed to disembark
from any vessel in the ports Of Asus and Puerto Plata
II the number Of those board should be six with
the exception Of persons residing habualy In the eoun
Try CT sucb further persons thel present written
permit q the government
Article Every passenger coming into the country
s6s imncostsly after diserbarking present himself 60
the highest authority Of the place whose duty 1t thsl
he TO order such to appear within delay proper
tomato TO the distance, before The GEE Poc0 political
Chief OF the Province
Exception Shall be excepted from the above firstly.
those whose hsbtual residence Is In the country shall
fencing to remain eight days in the place ami
giving tail thtUld the authorities require the same.
Thirdly fueh merchants as should with vieS 20
tisbihng tbtm'elyef permanently provided always be
should have sth him merchandise or money to employ
IN butibess . he amount Of than thousand
oollsis (pcsos Jotes) and should prove the by
nustom houe certificate kourhly the retail merchants
vi thsll with view 20 realizing their they
hbo being bound 70 give bail should the authorities
quire IL.
Article Should than six strangers arriving IN
The came vessel desire to enter the country immi
grants un06r other title they shall
The port OF Sapte Domingo FIRST obtaining q permit
from the government, which shall be authorized to
fuse hs II there have been previously passed
any lAE immigration providing for the entry Of sueh
persons.
Article T. No passenger shall disembark with
than uecessary for his PERSONAL this being
fixed nj Sord ana psr OF pistols unless he have
zhe permission q the Gtfe potco to tbs contrary.
Article No under the title OF foreigner shall be
allowed 10 tomin in the country without any known
ooe employ profession for longer period than
two months unless he be thereto authorized by the 60