The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

News from Hayu.
We have dates from Port Prince to the lAh October,
with but little intelligence the slightest interest 10 com
municate other than commercial.
Tho Domnicans are too much occupied with their OWE
internal government TO turn their eyes their
against the Haytons, while these latter occupying
themselves in restoring the somewhat diminished re-
Of the empire. The Emperor occasionally
in the streets passes much OF his leisure playing billiards.
which said 10 be very favorte amusement with the
"Old Man, the chief magistrate of Hay almost uni
versally called.
The European trade is dularrvals arc not so frequent
or so valuable as formerly; il will not however, require
MANY months TO restore this branch OF business The
American trade consisting chiefly Of provisions ia as
active before the hard times and than the
market has been completely gutted much that -four
fell one.half its actual value, selling low IS per
barrel The -four Of good Southern quality and be-
sides other charges dollars per barrel the regular
duty Provisions of almost all descriptions abundant
Coffee is held at Sll3 Hsytiel currency and is rather
abundant than usual AT this season Of the year
with fair deliveries Of new crop
THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH At ST. DOMINGO.
EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Referring correspondent of the London Post in the
HERALD Monday on the subject Of Hayti and st. Domn
CO. the presumption is that the writer may have been
actuated by his personal rancorous feelings His state
ments protuce no other conclusion If the English to
act the views of such chroncers whoever they may
be, and their national journal continues to comment in
favor OF such traducels TIE United States may not only
demand the Monroe doctrine to carried out but should
at once begin to set their face against all forms Of govern
ment not essentially democratic this side of the Allan
tic What thirty millions of people here may will to have
done that they will delight TO do II not the United
States that demanded cesson Of Jamaica Bay.
It the encouragement given to the Haytens from
the Atlantic, 10 carry out their Internal camibal
spirit of war and extermnaton that caused the Domi
propose 10 treat for the ccsson of that bay
well TO provide for the OF defence as to counterac
the wicked ntrgues and selfish threats OF the English
Consuls Tie United States did not accept the treaty that
offered TO then nor have the Dounicans cancelled
it, though 1T may have expired by limitation;
is that bay considered, by those who know,
to be the Sebas,opol of This continent is
il imagined what there is in the Russians OBJ
ken the policy Of that government to the United States
the West Indies. The Post Is growing mad with appre
henson Of the POKER and the progress OF this nation Its
efforts TO get the civilized world 10 take sides to protect
United States uevcr yet meditated) only exhibits its
yction Of result il is TOO covetous TO without
struggle to oppose.
The United States government has had nothing to do
halkering after the annexation Of ST. Domingo Ncara
gua though she ought TO symlahize more with the efforts
OF the people to become republican, as no power can change
such an utmatum and no commerce ever arrive al It's
funess without Wars Of determination this continent
in this enlightened age should 70 exist neither
iron zed b. the governments OF the Old World or
not; and the preparation now making IN Hayt 10 renew
such against st Domingo ana against such patriot
Santana should be received, at least with the indi
vdual apprehension Of every true hearted and right mind
ed American.
The spirit of the article in the Post an nsing or the
duty Of this people prevent boodshed and the
independence the Domnicans have maintained, out no
Misrepresentation Of the policy Of the Untei states gov
eminent should influence individuals to Withdraw their
sympathies and submit the Domnicans to the cruel bar
barities of the ayens ana the consignment CT repub
lie TO the tomb. PORT AU PLATTE.