New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
SAN UONiNGO.

correspondent of The Philadelphia Noytt A,7eri-
can, writing from San Domingo, under date OF Sept
l9, rays:
Since my last the revolution has improved q great
deal, and more interesting events have happened
as TO give Inc materials for another letter, though
write now II haste.
81 forgo: TO state n my last that since the ith inst
often amused by the csnnonnde from the wal,
ilto the luce fashion Of firing bombsbes at the revo
luton;sta Who nevertheless, seem wicg 70 save the
city from war. damages. Baez being confined to this
old capital and ve1ed ut the idea OF having TO leave
the country tnever to return again, sent secrsty
Commissioner to Hsyt TO call Slulouque, with his
army, TO take possession OF the dominican territory
for no doubt the Bsezs own words, as the main
object OF the revolution is to give the republic TO the
Yankees. This, however, is only a gross falsehood
ana baHe treason.
"WhiIe so acting sgsinst his own country. the i'm
pudent Baez called two Senators and ordered them to
btroduce into the Senate bill graniicg him hun-
drt thousand Spanish dosrs as an indemnity for the
damages he had experienced duI!ug bis exile. So it
was i, he by these nnions, on the 2lh Of Jly, and
il ftrcbly resolved TO give him S5CcOO. But Sen
aor Garido made opposition to this ucIusfeble act
OF !. gal spolation as he was menaced with death
for dong co. he vert to the Sandman Consulate, and
few days after left for Curaooa.
Tho Provisionsl Government at Santiago being
aware Of BseZs treason took convenient measures
orive back the Hay ytiens in case they attempted to
come in, ard consequently moro than 1000 men are
placed Oh the frontiers, u1der the command Of brave
Provisional Government seLt for Santana, aud the
good patrot and gallant veteran soon be heard
tt at the indepe Of his country was il DANGER
left 81. Thom vs. for Port Plata. Tuere he was well
coined by the people and the civil and military au.
tboIti.s end without losing tune he proceeded 10 San
tiogo where hurrahing and afeciopate shskes Of
The and awaited bin. In shol ne is on the frontiers
oigapzirg the Amy as it con niandtra-chief il
iumored that he very soon will come 10 carry on the
siege. Bst Arrogant as tleacherous says that he
viii chsstise Santana; but l have good reasons ~
thin that il be does not fly in time Slnlsra will chas
tse him. The sociers desert from here six by six aud
ten by ten, TO 60 10 aeet Santana a1d as Bsez has
here but small force, his position is very precari-
Gus.
"On the liih inst. order was Issued by the See
retafy Of War TO srIest the lawyer Augulo ieither
aly or Cea1 If found sut Of the American )nslate
81 the reasor seems to be thst he was t,iac 10 n
duce some soldiers to 20 under bis conusnd TO take
II garrison of the capital foE what purpose God OILY
knows; bu, il is right to believe that if successful
Auguio would compel Baez 10 surrender st once II
Is rLmcTed that Ausulo jumped the wal LAST night
gib Elk friends, 10 60 10 meet SaraIs.
"GIea! excitement prevails 10 day smony the Bssx.
it.s Some say that B4ez Is willOg to surrender on
honorable conditions but others state ha. he intends
to send troops fight outside. This lass report ia ey
no MT sns probable for he knows well ho.thsre would
he bad chal ce for the solcers TO pass to Sautaass
p,Iy