The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-29

CEikBkA1IoS OF The ANNIVERSARY OF EDEPkN-
DEECk-DEcREEs OF TRE SUPREME COURT, ETC.
We bave received flcs Of St. Domingo papers up TO The
4th Of March. They contain glowing OF the
eDthusa sric 10 which the eleventh yersary
OF dominican iDdependt ncetbs 27tn Of Jaly-was ce
LIBERATED throughout that republic. The authorities hai
assembled in q body and repaired to the Cathedral.
church Of the metropolis, where they assisted Ia a
solemn Ts Deun, after which they attended the install
lston of the Sovereign Consultative Ssnae in the even
ing the people grate1 with display Of fire works.
and an crowd assembled the Puerd dc, Condo
hear the band play the national march.he battle Of
the Carer ss-composed in memory of ths triumph OBJ
tanned by the Dominican n that battle shch assured
their nat onaty and Independence and i'm nortalzei
The OF Gen Santaps Finally the festivities were
terminated by grand ball. In honor OF tue day, the
President bad liberated large number OF prisoners.
thus notices and sceounts for the fact that The United
STATES Commissioner Gen CazDeau assisted at the req
simply private individual, and not In his ofSc'a
As IL appeared 10 us very strange to Gen. W. L.
Cazneau Penpotentisry Of the United States TO this
republic Assist at the function OF the 9th as private
individual, ana bis ofc al character, nave
ut other times him, made Inquiries from several
o. his isnds and nd s,csrtsinsd thai very g,msFS! mo
owing reply 10 the invitation delivered to him
To HIS ExcErIrScY THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF
THE DOMINICAN kEpunIIc:--
Your ExceDency will he pleased to accep4 the
anc.s of my sncare thanks for the invitation With
which you have dsigned honor me, be present At
rous day which the bero'c patriotism Of the Domin
people gave birth to republic. assure yoir-
Escelepcy that viii fail to participates the cele
bra,ion Of that honorable anniversary which must
cesary attract the sympathies every American
altbout will mot be there In character Miuis-
ter. but in my simple con .ton OF republican citizen
and Of unalteIAble friend Of the Domin nation
have the honor, Nc, VIM. l.. cAZNEAU.
Mr. +. Fink, Consul Mt St. Domingo Of the King Of
Hanover and OF the Grand Duke Of Odenbuig, having
complaint to the President Of the Republic
against Mr. Pchardo officer Of the COVER 1unsnt AMI
debtor Of the complainant, for having opened
sealed letters din ected to Mr. John Grullon,
cal business the matter before the Supreme
Court Of Justice, which decided that iuasmuch Mr.
Fink had not had recourse TO regular legal
but had thought proper to apply direct TO che President
who exercises merely executive, not judicial func4eas
his complaint must be dismssed, and the documents in
the matter be restored that proper steps may DO
taken.
decree, similar in effect has been issued BY the 4,
same court in the matter OF complaint made by Mr.
Coen, Consul Of the King Of Denmark the Of
Constitutional al Puerto Plata and Ramon Maa Gene
Ial Commandant OF the same for certain unjust Illegal
and arbitrary acts alleged to have been committed by
these ON jals against Mr. Dapglade.
Mr.. BenRno f. de Hojss, deputy, writing to the 60
verpment Gazette stated that he has been accused Of
having been the writer Of anony articles pub
lhed Ia the newspapers Of Porto Rico and In
reft TO the treaty question between the United
States an Dominica and averrng that the att
buting them to him 10 untrue.
We find nothipg in the st. Dompgo papers IN
reference to the recent introduction there counterfeit
bills sent from New York.