New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
DOMINICAN REPUB UBLIC.
COLOR OF THE LEADING MEN.
IA


Pedro Santana. President of the Republic. Ills
father vas an old resident Of HIncke. AM was nd-
ls;io and slave Of Don Miguel he La Cayo. Ia l-ol
iLev went 70 reside in the province Of seybo.
The Minister Miguel Bartedo; mnatto or his iaiaeF
side.
The Minister Aba al Fau ard his brothers are all
mulettOes biz mother U.s. Natural daughter u hr'
Jus:smente. by a maiatto woman. he nad ne'
educated e. q legitimate child.
General Ar tonic Duverger. one Of the mos famous
Of the Dominican Generals i mulattO born 81 MI
bslsfs, and Of Haytien descent.
Messed Msrcauo. General Of Division and Mem
her of Congress il from Msrgariia South America
His mistress is residing in that plsce >he ei-
deaTored 70 make HIM return but was unsuccessful
He Is a mule.to.
General Morepo-bl4ck-now in command OF the
village of Baya Monte Plata
General Aranjo-blsck He commands the penin-
sula Of Samana. Iii. father was Hsyiien
General Rornejio de Castiio-muatto, from both
lines He hss a chd and several nephews in Havana
who bear the name Of Ggsman. iney have aoan-
doned their legitimate name of Calico.
General Juan Rosa-Comnantsni OF seybo. Nd
lefto.
of Sey DO. Black He commenced ms services ~ the
car acty Of servant "a Santana.
General j. Esteban Aybsr who was sent on mis-
SION tn Europe and who was Afterwards Minister II
War is a uulatto. His family. on the fathers side.
ored to prev the marriage between VI. Juan
Antonio his father, with MasicO, his mother, on ac-
coupt of colored blood as in those days they were
omit particular upon this point but as II was found
that Masico held a higher rank than D. Antonio, the
marriage was assenied 20.
Gen. Ramon Meya mulat,o from b2;h lines. His
uncle Jose NJ Meys, alive, is sufficient evidence
OF the fact.
Gen Juan Evaglista Bsptista, vino is in commsnd
at Azua il descendant of an African OF ms mothers
side; her name il Mainena.
Bonaveniura Baez. founder of the political exist
ence of the DOminIcaDs. is descendant OF African
blood in both lines. His mother il dead; she was
L 81 H. W n - a n.
as and his complexion i that Of q dark mulaito He
was formerly President of the Republic
Gen. Pedro Florentno, black.
Gen Santiago Suero, commandant Of the Southern
Frontier il a cOlOred man.
Gen sarzedo-The political chief of the Province
Of santiago on the northern frontier in lsi5 is
latto both the fathers and mothers side.
General Mejias-Coored.
General GOTneZ-COlored.
General Ramon Vido-MulattO. He was Minister
Of War in le49.
General Pedro Meno-African blood On both fathers
and mother side.
father named Canito. is alive, and resides there.
General Francisco SancheZ-A SambO His father
is black and bis mother mulattress
General Jacnto Concha. and his brothers, are AL
mixed bloods-whte eir father siie and mulat
toes on their mothers side. She is well known 10 be
the daughter OF Flo Jacinto Lopez whose parents
almost black and who resided IN the village of Seybo
They are well known by all the inhabitants OF that
place.
General of the Navy j. Alexandra Acarta, muat
TO- His mother mulato and his mothers
mother was a negTess and slave of Justo Manu
Gen. Sandavar now commandant of the Place of
Ilanas Ariebo. mulattO was born and brought up in
that place where ell his relations, who are mulattoes
and blacks, reside.
Gen. Francisco Sosa, mulatto by both lines. He
resides at Los Llanas. His family is composed OF
mulattoes and blacks.
Col. Nicolas Pairicno de Azua. His father, Jose
Pstrcjno was formerly slave OF Don Miguel de la
Atalaya. He is of the same house with santsna.
Col. Bruno BeiAnce maattO, son OF Marvicento
Betance slave of the family q; Betance. which MI
grated to Porto Rico III lsO where they now reside.
The Colonel of Police Pattin, mulatto, from both
lines.
Col. Santiago Basors, African slave of Don Joss
Basora which family migrated TO Porto Rico in ls22.
Col Balantn Sanchez, commandant OF the town "
ST. Juan. is of African origin.
Col. T. n. Rsveo, muatto, African blood
mothers side She is daughter of Flo Jose Losreyes,
who s now living.
Col Jun Conirera commandant Of BanicO, black.
Col. Martin de Bargas of African origin.
Col. Andres Grera, of African origin.
Col. Srverio Rio, black.
Col. Arseto, African blood IN both lines.
Col. Florentno, black.
Col. Manuel Bautsta black.
Colonel Teleiora who resides al Portau-Plst.e, is
muaito in both lines.
Colonel Pepe Comes of tho family of Comes Of st.
Domingo. is a mulatto from his mothers side.
Colonel Juan Ruis, black-son OF a master carpen-
ter Jose Rus black man.
Colonel Torivio Mayor, director Of the hospital, is
q cOlored man.
Colonel Eusevis Pereira commandsnt of the Place
Of 81. Christopher, is mulatto from both lines
MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESS OF REVISION, 1854
Dominic Pichardo and bis reations-a mulattoes,
descendants Of Africa by their grsndmothers. The
first Pichardo, white man, IN the last century, was
curate of Santiago. He became the father of son
by one OF his servants, negro woman. Senior Sere-
sera Auditor OF the Court Of 81, Domingo, had by
one Of his negro women daughter. Both gave the
children good education and then married them 10
each other. Hence came the Picbardos OF Santiago,
who have made much noise IN the world
Benigno Roxas. From Santiago mulatto Of the
same descent with the Pchardos and Seresers for all
these gentlemen derive their sppellation from the
house in which their fathers were born.
Antonio Camerez. COlored.
Felez Mercenario. mustto on the fathers side.
Teleforo 0jio. A mulatto by both fathers and
mother side. His family are in Maracaibo, mulatto
butchers living in quarter called FL Empedrado.
Felipe PerdeIno and Mateo his brother Mulattoes
born IN the dhirict of Santa Barbara: children of
Sehor Perdomo and mulatic lady OF the family Of
Las Lunas
I. B. Dobelas. A mala,,o by both lines. His
mother. cocred woman was called Mamiere -.
f. NJ Castro, alas Del Monte. mulatto.
I. Espayar A mulatto-a descendant Of the Es-
payen OF GuAr1co Oiab0.
feier. mulstto hs psternal uncle, who was
called Senior Rssfael, shoemaker by trade, lived in
the Gale dc las PGleTas.
T. X. Bernsr. nulattoi con or nephew Of Tio
Melchor Bernai, who partly physician. This
latter had brother, very dark man. From these
Bernss came al those who nov figure in st. Domingo
as Csbra!s and Berr ds-a of them mulattoes.
NoIE.-To prov clearly that the people Of the
eastern part Of Hsyti mulsttocs and negroes Dosh
ing is required bu, recal mind the Of its
history, beginning with the year 1875, when ST.
Domingo eeG d 10 France. AT this epoch all the
gentry emigrsted 10 Porto Rico and Cuba. All their
families embarked inite ships-oiwar which sent
BY the King Of Span, AMI were anchored in the Bay
OF Ocoa unit The la nerson who wished 70 embark
was received Aga In l-ol Others who had re-
NAMED embarked. Ia ls2l. phen this part Of the
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