The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16
INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMINGO.


From the Il Thomas Times June 3o1
BY information received by packet schooner from
Curacao learn thst Mr. B&ez ZONE four hu inbred
Of biz Adsrents bsd arrived Al tina. island, ana TIA. i Is
the intention OF Mr. Baez 10 hher AZ 70 obtain
Europe.
into between Mr.. Bsez and Gen. SANTANA through the
disson Of the French English and Spanish Consus resi-
nation on The eve Of hs retiring nom the and
country. After reviewing q some length the eventa
which had marked the manifestations that commenced a.
Santiago and extended Coao and the surrounding
country, and lastly reached tho gares Of the capital Mr.
Bsez, with peculiar TACT INDUCES the following magna
ninn0us Wanting
To accommodate differences the sste Of the mother
al not assA' thai ''a's' us 70 '''' 0S'0'
Baez sboud have rooted Immediately after brief
count of the "heroam that marked the actions or his
Il won't through 40 many Sheroic' syou.lous an the
peaceful commerce of this island he should have re-
counted he very careful way IN which hA conmodores
took charge OF the uncoveted rpge and brooches the
unonendng passengers that doubtessly, adorn the
persons OF many madona in whose possession they are,
mot bush At the thought OF how many sacraces and
how much "herolsm' must have been evincsd on the
ssjd relics vii Tend to mmorslze he nsmc Of Mr. Basz
and bis Escuadrills "the world will judge"
CONVENTION CELEBRATED BETWEEN THE BKLbIGg-
RENTS BY INTERVENTION OF THE C0NsULs THAT
The Consus Of France England ana Spain having newly
manifested to Mr. Buepsventurs Baez President OF the
General chief of the besieging forces the wish that
they should terminate the present by OF
arrangement. ana Davng received rom them me honor
rights and interests OF all have submitted 70 them tho
following Articles and .nicn aer discussing have been
accepted vitn 81 i@ force and validity -
Art J. M Baez agrees 70 leave the Presidency which
ne occupies ana 70 Iesve the country immcdasy a6r
Art 2. General Santana in his name and that OF his
government guarantees In the most solemn manner that
ne WI mol perse,e nor moest any person because OF
heL having, 10 wnsever craze, conuiouted IN SUSTAIN
ing me government Q, Mr. baez
Art =. 10 al omcas VINO, after the place has been
gwen up, soloious OF ner passports Tor Leaving Inc
country, nen&l De granted Them
~ S, a @ 20 oruer 10 No.
authority.
Art o. The delivery OF the city OF Santo Domipgo with
ito forts ,renals small sqnadron With al OF heir arma
menH and supplies ana al thaappertans W the public
ADMINISTRATOR 70 lake piaoe on the i3to day OF june At
| SIX O'CLOCK IN tne morning.
ment that this convention be signed.
Art y rne rresent arrsngement shall be tgned by the
segeren, parties wen as ny te oonsus q the three
cate, that each shall have one
signed qu"'0pnc''e On 'ps rIn ySnH, nseo
SANTANA.
FAINT ANpRE, Consal de france;
joan DBL CAEuuo JovEiIASos Consul dc g. NJ Cstoica
Address OF BUEHAvnTURA BAEz, PRESIDENT OF
THE REYUBLIC.
when the city Of santiago July past refused TO give
In obedience 70 the legitimate government invited
the whole Of Cbao second the murrcctonary move.
ment waited almost trAnquiy thu, . commission
some note from them would have explained 10 the
4 oAaees OF s~Ch IN extreme determinAiJn.
Unfortunately my hopes were frustrated, and under
the shadow H leuy which ali me honor tho revoiu
ton progressed until the approach Of 70 the GAtes Of tho
city.
Ny first impulse Individually /, abdicsse the power
vested In my hands and 10 retire from the country
ways under The suppoSton that any injuries and grew
spces complained Of might have been against myself per-
sonAly. ImAny times uttered these Words The ques-
ton OF power 10 Insignificant in my eyes; exact
guarantees for the whole who associated" Unfor-
tunatey these guarantees we're denied mo, and honor,
imperative duty, the unanimous Will Of tho p ope And
The army commanded me 10 reent have done dur
ng eleven month"; and believe thai In doing fulfilled
| my duty a my proper post The world will Judge.
To day things have become essentially changed In the
conditions OF the bloody struggle which divides Ne.
Whist We comoaiscd 70 save lie honor and property,
sustained ourselves In suocssaful poeson but Tho
instant that .. the Of Tho French Engsh and
spansh oonsus they consented % honorable arrange
ment, ~ which were assured We proper interests OF
cause OF the government free from insult and per
seoution, then became nccessry for me 70 retire,
tneeoy resPecsng ana reNering tnc genera VIII.
ihs " INC uuy "a eNery oiukeu.