The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

Interesting fr0m Hay -.
TERMINATION or THE wAR--ABAND NMEsT By THE
EAPHROR OF ANY FURTHER PROBE T OF INVASION
-rHK KEY TO THE LATE MOVEMENT AGAINST THE
DOhRICAks-ITs DISASTROUS RESULTS TO THE
TRADE OF TIE EIsLAND-MPHRIAL PROCLAMATION.
BY the bark Clara Windsor, Captain Button, which
rived at this port yesterday from Port Prince Hsyt
February 25 have received the following interesting
intsnigs nce-
HIS ImTeli. Msjssty, finding his opponents too strong
for him. has abandoned his march snd retrested 70 the
Cape where he is enjoying the reposs of qaiet hs
surrounded by bis minister's officers and ten thou
sand Of his soldiers.
This Campaign to hsvs bsen undertaken by the
Emperor less with the iea Of ing ,he eastern
part by force OF arms, than by bribery and corruption,
as it Ia well known that long before the first movement
troops large Spanish money had been sent to
tain Don ncaps for the and maintsu
Of party eaid to exist among them favorable to Hsytien
rule Report says hundred thousand Spanish dollars
had been sent for disributoD and II is known that bis
Majssy rod with him when he left ths capital City
thousand dollars in gold and ordered additional to
be sent forward 10 meet him the fir, nHosS.
The DomDIcans, however, far froh having employed
thete fusds in his favor set themselves srous TO work
prepare for ressance their troops this e
being more numerous and better armed equipped
than BEFORE and they have sai havoc with the
poor Raytens outing up whole regiments OF them with
their mimic ries What eie could have bsesn expected
bat their destruction, whom they pushed frward
utterly without capable of defence; their muskets
bursting the first fire. yons.s breaking bending
doubio meeting with the sghtsst resistance
esst important OF ALL entiIey without toods Men
not fight after having been by long and painful
arches, and deprived Of tbs IecessaIss.
Besea all this he sodiers themselves posed to
the arch, and entiIe regiments Of thsm when In pre-
Ct the enemy thre down their and reiuse1
to fight
by the Impercr's fret proclamation ths troops were
Led to believe they tour Of pleasure, and
to meet with opposition but qusty possession of
country, the people of which ready to receive
them with open arms. They soon however, found out
their mistake when the balls began to whistle about their
ears, and the DomiL leans upon them, cutting them
down right and lett.
The Hsytiens have suffered greatly and besides tho
life the Domincans took from them three
petes Of The loss Of these to have made
impression en- his Majesty than that OF his
The Mi itarv Hospital ut the Cape is Allsd with the
wounded vast numbers of whom stn remain about the
field Of the last battle incapable Ct being removed their
pumcer, however, Is dsily diminishing from want Of
medical end suitable nouishment the dyssutery
having carried eff many of them already
Speaaing Of hospitals, it that the publication
threatened closing Of the Private So amens Hospital at
the Cape, erroneous sce OF its charges may
have been. has had good effect HIS Msjessy has given
orcers pslmttrg their establishment in ali the pors Of
the ssld This is a. should bs and cannot fail to be
prOd uctive OF great pub lc good.
Business ali orer the island Is IN most wrstched
portion OF the male population frem their homes lhis
iast VIII undoubtedly have Q seti,us influence tue
export o. coffee Of the crop and greatly dmush
Emperor published Greer prohibiting the cutting of
sny more mshs gany c.otcees thi: article va quite
valuable in the list Of exports E prohi otoa wiz
re seriously felt, particularly under existing circum-
ancss. The greater portion OF these crotohes fe
iopously government lands. the abuse could
only be sopped 6y torbddrg any farther expectations
PROCLAMATION.
FAvsT1N l. Emperor of Hsyu, 70 ths peopls and the
Hayiien, when rome weeks tince .t the head of my ar
my quilted the capitol believed it necessary +,
qusIt you With my determination.
take the eau psgn Of tbs East My obedience to the oath
which had taken to maintain tuition; my
ttuds of sympatbies in the East above the
mminsnce Of foreign invasion of tins port-these wore
the pressing mott res which guided noe.
No sacrifices would have spared to insure the well
hcirg OF soldiers and the Of that campaign
bot had counted without t-esson.
Ahsdy at Manuel Rvo tn Imperial solciers had recev
edtbe couble sptis Of blood and fire. Already At Las
Dsmae, Bae &c Lsmie enemies driving everything
be1e them had penetrs'ef INTO the town OF Saint Jean
rsrsy zed my efforts aud caused to loee the fruits Of
fret successes TheccwArds Toey old not perceive
in their bincpess that they trswped under foot that
orsuton which they hsd TO defend, They have
not fthese unworthy descendan's of the founders of
Ipceperdenthat repudiatrg the inheritage Of
fathers they delivered to foreigners tne so Of their
try. yet warm with the blood Of their ancestorsl
Under these circumstances retrace my steps, putting
of for time the accomplishment Of the oatn have
taken to maintain the integrity CT our territory.
Hsytiers, be calm Your emperor watches over
YOU Ihave given you tranquility shAll know how to
preserve II.
Already the traitors have paid with their lives their
infamous coDducs
Oc.rs and soldiers Who have remained faithful to yaur
cath sm satisfied with you But for these trai ors
mission had been eccom plished. SO return your
homes with your heads high, for you have done your
duty
Lens I've the indepenesneei Icpg live tbs consttn-
tion
Given at he Imperial Palace CT Aranamuthe the 9th
January, ls56-5ac ysar Of che independence and Th Of
reign. FAUSuN.
By the Emperor. L. DAFREaA. Mirister OF War,
TA:EMoND. M.pister Of Finances,
I'HuOLnE Minister Of Interior.