Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
Tie st. Ddniing0 Movement,
For some time past rumors have bee

For some TINE past runOrs have beer
i'll circulation that a third expedition
i would sail from the United state fdr tilt
purpose. Of again invading Cuba. These
frtlnors havs at length taken a tangible
form--ahd the Information that another
grand expedition IA preparing to leave tlit
shores OF the United States, to De Directed
to ST. Domingo. is now confirmed OuI
i information Is derived from an ,itdonhet et
SOURCE. This powerful expedition is fitina
ont In the United States, under the pretexl
lof avaiing themselves of the emigratiof
decree just passed by the Dominican Con
gress, Which certainly Senor Baez did no,
linend for the Americans, but for the
French. 1t has opened the door to the
American adventures who project tile
establishment Of foothold All St. Domil1-
go, where the expeditions might assemble,
and thence concert their attacks more t5li-
venieiitly upon Cuba. 45a I.ssa .4ts sss.
Their intentions are to land hs emf
grants tinder the protection of the law,
with assumed professions also OF assisting
the Domliicaiis against Sououqne. :;
The drift oi the object contemplated is
to snbjngate both the Domnicans and Hay
tienss I'd compel the blaUks to labor de-
cording to the code rural. Hhd ultimately
to flood tile country with d white popllla-
tion. Cuba is to be treated Id the same
manner, aud the Americans hope thereby
to establish monopoly oftropical products,
such as they now enjoy Of The article of
cotton. No doubt great numbers vf blacks
would also be transported to the Island.
An association or company has been
formed for the purpose Messfs. Green,
father and son, the latter retently an esf,e-
tial agent ofthe United States at st. Do
tningo, Col White, celebrate in the Lo-
pez expedition, Mr.. Pickett, late COM
merCial agent Of the United States at
these islands, and various Others, are part
ners In the scheme. The Association
intend to employ chiefly steamers, and in
order to conceal the enterprise, have al
ready got the Legislature Of Georgia 10
grant an ae. Of incorporation, in such
manier that the sailing of these steamers
with proposed emigrants from any OF the
American ports canhot be interferred with
A person by the name of Wells is said to
be fguring in New York as an agent Of
the Dominican Republic, to give the
scheme all air Of reality M -
The Spanish government seems to be
informed Of these measures, and the Span
ish Minister at Washington has commu-
ilcated to Mr.. Webster that the expedi- |
ton, Oh leaving the coast will lie closely
watched, and if their course be directed
towards st. Domingo, Her Catholic Ma
leetys government will be compelled to
take possession Of st. Domingo, which |
she would have every right 10 do, as she
has never relnquished, BY any formal act,
her dominion over the eastern part Of the /
ISLAND. It probable that Spain, IN such
! case, will throw large force into ST,
Domingo 'istas8 q
The immigrants, II IL said, Will he ac
by four OF FIVE thousand Texans,
kentuckians Ne., to protect the asettlefs
against the attatk Of the Emperor Soalou.
lue, who seetns determined upon an inva.
ion. The British Consul at Port aus
Prince has strennously efdeavorea to In.
luce him to give at least six months no.
ice, but in vain. He is just now muth
rritated, it Is said. by those foolish re-.
marks IN the Eco del Organia, threatens.
ng the invasion Of bis territory - Turks
stand Rbyal Easette, dstgust 90.