The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

The George L. brought our ales of Kingston (Jamai
cay journals dated to the Goth inst, with eight days
later intelligence.
There is no additional rews Of interest.
The excitement Of the general election still continued.
TIE SEaorIArIoas WITH vt. DoxINGo.
From the Kingston Morning Journal, August 2s.1
The United States may desire 70 purchase slice Of
the omncaD Territories, and to establish themselves
on the eastern portion Of 4 Domingo Tha they have
formlly demanded the cession and wilt attempt Gu.
force such demand by Of the .ses which had
si,sd .. saDsc Domingo We can hardly beaeye no,w.h
surd to expect that such attempt t orcbs posses
sion could succeed or be winked at b. France and
land and We therefore incline to the belief that nego
traon is intended to b. rescrted to by The
Of the squadron which had Visited Santo Domingo The
despatched to Port au Prince by the Preach and stsh
consns convey ing information Of what going
II, as some think. the dominican government has en-.
tered into arrangement with the Amei lean govern.
mel for the cession Of the pert and territory in ques-
III and the vessels which have arrived at santo Do.
mingo have been sent TO take ossesson OF ,hs in
consequences Of such session. then the prospect that
LA, II and Santo Domingo will be embroiied in
hayti will certainly permit tbs to alien
ate airy portion OF tie territory which she claims DO
entitled to- and to establish upot the soil OF Santo Do.
mi 60 those who may become very troubles, neign
bors, ard veritabe thorn In her side she may, for
certain aoses have to the tinuAnce
republic such as now EXITS and been d-susded from
ensar irgtr ntnuip In what might be Jnrilered az
intestine war France ana Englaad may have been
anxious TO prevent the Haytisn and Dominic from
which SHOULD prevail or which should the
tire island
When, -owever the question comes to be- whether
the Of the United states shall possess Itself
Of ton of the island lay ths fou for
ei.turbsnces with the present possess rs which may
lead to future injustice and wrong and perha
assumption 81 its sovereignty can couc.ive that
they viii be ready to assist tie Haytaa government in
preventing the nomipicans from c. Ting territory to
which Ba, has claim France particular il very
unlikely to permit any arrapeem mt betweeu the 10
uinicans and fhs United states, which sh all any
nnrfSn thn Srrx tta -
cient colony by america and may lock for very de-
termr ed protest from her ard TIRE Britain sgsnst this
nov mode Tie principle OF non intervention By which
ocr country is governed msy prevent any measures
being tsSep beyond this and perhaps, the ion
By force II necessary OF werican aid to the Domiui
cans In any struggle which may ate place bet~e
them and The Hayars, in consequence Of the attempt
ed cessiop OF ANNA.
1be question between the two governments, which at
present exist in Santo Domingo viii b. parels
right or TILE TO the property or terri ory prpred 70
be cedec to the Americans The romincaos claim that
t.rri'ory ms theirs and as Ia their possession.
The Hs, tians also clam it, and maintain that the pos
set,cn OF TIE " mnicans an usurped on, They
pey IL about to change hands, and TO he transferred
'h'rd part, tey put IL thor claim, aud will ASSERT It
force TIE sayisps have an 1ther and very feicihls
nr tory in question It e that. by such transfer
strangers ioreduced into the country
is oera 10 prove dangerous to the liberties OF its
people
i,iDe that the om'nc ns have the possession OF
the territory in dispute, and THAT tho Eayans are wil
retain that pos ess n they clearly caa ha no rgnt 70
transfer 1t 70 third oart ntr dace into the conn
Try thoe who are ie ely to become no enemies Of
Haytisns And they attempt 70 do the lstter ~i
be justified In usitg foee, In the endesvor prevent
conduct which Is certain to prove highly injnr
The m as . PEOPLE We shan. douot, s,on have
more certain inforsti ton from Bay sting the visit
VI he Urfter tstes trRHte Column Ma sano Domingo
and OF ,he pr -oeed ngs nsequent thereon
he Kingston Mining Journal, Of August 10th, In
speaking Of the state Il the weather. saysThe autumn
nal whirh hitherto have been partial through
ont the siapd, TO hsvs act 10 in 10 this
city, Mcnoay evening When there smart shower
Of rain The whole Of Tuesday driszv and 1T mss
there . app, cseh 70 the dignity Of shower.
howard night the rain begsn TO fall In esvnest render
ing dcUt for pedestrians tho water colrses
that yo,r~i the several srvsts A the night grew
iss.r the showers bsesme heavier, and slmost nsnu
ous, accompanied oy bsnvy gusts a Wind, which wire
oestionsly lu]lsd almost 20 calm, AMI anon sseled
ncsrly 10 tempest, until daylight THIS VII Is Of yes
te'd.y NE rain fell sssoiy With scarcely any
tc snd the streets intentionally vet AMI sloppy
The same nal OF september 16 sAys The schooner
ses Flower, Csptsin LAvson, arrived tAh DAY from
In, gus With cargo OF SALT consgned to Messrs Ar
thur AbrAhsms and Brothers. Captain Lawson reports
the total lpss Of the schooner John Eason Car
RTE, on the W. potnt Of NAfteuapna, watch vessel
s.id bsnce the IA Juy last for Fortuos IslAu~-
ssv.>. go e..s s.vss ivo ~ tAs latter haze sAss
6ied wttA lever.
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