New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
LATER FROM HAYTL.
TRIAL OF THE CoNSPIRATORS-THEIR sen
TENCE-PROCLANATION BY THE PRE>-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE fkE>-
IDENT
By the arrival at this port of the brig George Albert
from Port-au-Prnce, We have received our ha!u mes
20 Oct. -.
The trial of the prisoners arrested for Their com
plication in the late conspiracy commenced on IN.
18th of October. The charges against the accused
were: . =
|. conspiracy and military plot with the object OF
changing the form of Government; of exciting the NH
ary 10 rise in arms against the Chief OF the STATE OF
provoking civil war Of delivering the capital to mas
sacre, devastation and pillag'
p OF premedated sassl.4ation oy means OF alousi
Tquet-d-pensl on the person of the lady ManneViiie
Blanfort nee Cora Gehrard, daughter OF his Excel
lency the President of the Republic, which ass;ssn-
ton was consummated Sept. 8, AT ABOUT cioeh iu
the evening in the residence of the victim.
g. OF attempted assassination at the same time ana
Mace ON the person of the Chief of the State, the
assassination OF Madame Blanfort having only Tor MS
object to attract her father into the ambush aiu or
him." -,
The act OF accusation proceeds at great length 70
specify in detail the features of the conspiracy.
Twenty in all OF those implicated IN the conspiracy
were condemned TO death, and sixteen suffered ,he
penalty One was respted, and three are In announcer
country. out of the reach of justice. The President
has published proclamation, urging the people 10
mite with him in his efforts ~ establish worthy gov,
eminent and increase the prosperity OF Hayu ana
warning other conpiraiors to read lesson IN me qucS
punishment aw arded To those recently executed.
The Court Martial condemned the General H. Del
ga and bis son. Lieut. Alfred Delva to death, for
their participation in the conspiracy. Gener ocean
Uysse for having suppressed the facts connected WIN
the insurrection of which he was previously aware,
was sentenced 10 three years imprisonment.
Port-au-P Prince has been relieved from martial law
and the country was quiet.
President Getrard has issued the following decree;
Every person who shall be detected in having sdsn.sd
ndiuz In discussions among the
people and propagate hatred or eens among 'h' VI
tow ard the Governments ,.,., =,
pn,ed or written tending to the same oOJecti
shall receive from Police Department awrtsn
and in case a repetition OF the oenne, sheh be
and hal either special residence IN the
interior country shall be embarked on 'hpoosa anu
sent Of ofthe country
n Pierre Andre. a Senator and prominent official.
died on the Sth. -. -, q
grand funeral service for the repose oil me soni OF
Madame Blanfort the assassinated daughter OF the
prssident had taken place at Port-au-Prince. In a
funeral sermon the Able Peltier drew comparison
he,ween Cetfrard and Paul Emhus after his victory
over the King of Macedonia.
Although the Delvas father and son, are condemned
N death il il not likely the sentence Will be carried
INTO effect because these safe IN France, anu
their completely is only proved by the letters they cent
10 the various leaders of the conspiracy IN ayu lhe
intention of the conspirators was 10 maze Iener :,
Prophete President in place OF Gefrard Prophee, II
wiIj he remembered, allowed TO depart by Cell
rard came 10 New ork and sailed almost three weeks
AGO for Uayre to Join Deya at Paris.
Sonououe in his retreat at Kingston, Jamaica, or
hearing of the assassination OF Gehrards daughter
ordered high mass of thanksgiving, but the priest M
apped 10 refused 10 ofcate The fact has aroused al
additional ill.feeng toward Soulouque on the part Of
the Haytians.
The President has formally received the condolences
ftbe Commercial Agent OF the United States, 10 re-
ard 10 the assassination of his daughter.