The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

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Ais AunAus Was sasssioaas prssArsa 4. sosnasrac.
nAatsns's action in favor Of the Aasriesa treaty,
~ which negotiations were pending At the time.
But now the intgues, the hints, and even the
great cross, have proved insufhsient to stop .
second time the free Of the Rxssas and Senate
The treaty Of friendship, commerce.. navigation and
tradition between this republic and the United Stat 20 OF
AnericA ratified the 10th Of March, without any
anendmsnt or the sushteat objection, and It on its
Washington to be ratiaed BY the Senate Thereof
ons tie YER, same one m made hers L year By tue
then american Pienipotentary Gen. W. l. Caxnssu, and
sr.sSsd through tie oSssnsss and sSl.assnss ss.ri
Of both the English and French Consus therefore,
HGAsd in the NIw York HERALD OF the Goth Of October
~. In fsvor Of his treaty may b properly applied 70
sstas any new or unusual stipulation respsctns tie
citizens Of both countries, i guarantees all the
nshs ., trade Hsvsi and residence conferred
also perfect guarantee and security Of conscience and
p.opsry So It ought to Be- expected that Gen. Oazusau
"a vshss are triumphant and is likewise hoped that
although that gentleman recalled by Mr. Marcy and
sDs TN m as p:: r q. tho
pposs you know that sess. the sxiled a President
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snies intrgues against santanAs sdministntion. Now
ought 70 Inform You that three days atsr the treaty
= 81 Thomas board of British steam fissts Of var
vAssA YVES in this hsrbor y that tme and adeoss
sssst szasnsnt IN this city wzs youia great hssts
s.d eonssqusnty have noms to mako the trsuslstou *
INTO 70 copy e "a.
rsacers. when speaking about tho decree, everybody
n s:'1 . 1S
opposition Of France and England treaty Of friendship
between this Young republic and the States and you
Know likewise that the PrsG, OF Havana boasted
snths ego that spsiu fsvors the policy France and
Esgand with regard to this country and now that
so to s. s' hurry Soon sss ne
took place you have materia enough TO d.
dsst what Is right about the expected expedition.
OUR ST. THOMAS CORRESPONDENCE
81. THOMAS, April Is, 1885,
A Treaty caa the United States Ratified BY Dominica
Alarm Of the Western Allies.
Captain Reel Is here, his way TO Washington City
~ bearer Of dispatches from Jonathan Elliott, Esq
Commissioner the United States near tho Dominican,
Republic which contain the famous Cazeneau treaty,
minus head and ta- C., shorn of the article giving as
nara bay This treaty, good bad IL signed BY Pre-
sdsnt santana and ratified BY the Dominican Congress-
eEument. Captain Reed win sail in the Tennessee.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
from the st. Thomas Times March %
By tbs arrival Of the English schooner Adebaren, Cap
tain Leverock yesterday, from st. Domingo, have
ostved the follow ing communication from that city:
Her Britannia MaJestys steam sloop Argus, Capt Purvs
hearing from the agents Of the meang Pow
sra, dated ,he 9th March. council of ministers had
RrWannio Msjestys Consul General and he Gersn, Of
The French Consul General had been present. the re-
ssfts have not tIanspred Commodore Kelss who com,
Aends the squadron OF English and French ships
.embisd ~ Port an Prince oonidsred requisite to
dsspatch the Argus forthwith.
Woe PRESIDENT MorA, OF SAN DOMINGO, AGAINST
OUTLAWS AND FILIBUsrERs.
From the National Press Of Dominica
dsnt OF the Republic, charged with the Executive
Considering, that whereas We have received nsorrna-
ngues which have for their object to disturb the
gaiiy of,he Iepub,icIPsrhaps through understand
tho part of the Ia of Its first duties
NJ pressr,aoa Of said tranquity-usog the faculties
Which have been coz coded 70 me BY the s5h article OF
Art ]. Every individual who had been expelled from
i.ican territory. without having obtained before from
he government the corresponding license, perisson
safe conduct viii be executed without forming IA
stung any cause and with other requisite than the
Identification Of his person.
Art. 2 The same punishment WIN be applied to what
Sever person who hides them before the corresponding
Art s.. Every commandment At arms, or Whatsoever
sumo Of the individuals to whom the rss A. ice Of this
desree aades shall b Obliged under the strietest per-
leie Contains nmedisssly after the idsntissaon Of
the spprehended person has been fully established max
69 verbal process t. that effect
Art 4 The strangers and the Dominicans who not
the case Of the LIST article, who dise
nark in parties armed in the ports the of
- republic without previous authorization from the
government viii be judged and enced pirates and
subsequently the vessels in which they arrive the
manitions and other effects which they may bring, will
~ conHscated for the benefit OF the nation
Art The captain and those he employs, along with
IL of the vessels Of which mention Is made in the
aaSrsc1 article, viii be equally judged and chsssed
PIRATES.
Given and signed at the National Palace In st. Dom.
o. the eighth day Of the month Of Aprii 1856 ani
Nth OF the country. MANUEL DE X. MorA.
1As Minister Of Justice &c. charged with the functions
a. the Interior and Police