The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15

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no American ciAsms against the Dos,insoaa republic
sssss length IN fair way Of satisfactory siiossmsak
Gssss OAsau, SPECIAL envoy Of The Unssd Sases hav
~ tAsss matters IN charge, arrived the l4Ah u
Dis IN excsilnnt appoint Doat, General CAs1psn b
vs, acquainted with The country and people, and has
nssy warm personal friends amsns the leading catssns
Ms General Overland non Port Pia,.s and 70
parts The road, NE hist Of Jordan. hard % travel.
Shs fsste sabine Captain Adams arrived On the l6lh
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~ss SERIOUS Misunderstanding botwesa tnsm
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s7ah isss Win fu cargo o. pvovssoas winch
psessly stocked the market Tor the presenl
rn vessel bvmss .hs nrss i.ssalnsns q books for =
yaoBc library, peess for tne paetoAoo u paper
ST. DoxIsGo CnY, August Is, 1859.
Sentowa's C1npalecace-CAa IN ne Ainis,y-Czaims
against he Gouernment-A Ssckles Odss-Casneau and
lutsns--Priecied Line Of Pookets-Tas Markets, dc.
The Helen Jane, Captain Stafford, sails for New York
today, with full cargo Of mahogany, hides fustc and
gum.
Precedent Santana still remains at his country scat at
gcybo but reported convaescent and his TO the
capital may be shortly expected. Don Domingo de IA
Recha the father n-law Of Mr. Elliot our efficient and
popular Consul here been appointed Attorney General
and Minister Of Instruction Senior h Rocha Of the
ahest and liberal in this administration and
warm friend Of the United States.
b said that the Of the foreign Consus here In
demanding their passports in consequence Of the repu
aation by this governments OF the paper money pro-
tosey issued by Baez, has been approved by their
epective governments. i learn that the claim OF Mr.
Read American citizen the settlement Of which has
been urged by General Cazneau likely be admitted
Mr.. Read has been many years in the country, and ia
universally respected.
Mr.. George, the Frenchman who was arrested for
shooting bis wife and her paramour suspicion Of Grim
soR has been acquitted, and Is at the Hotel de
France In this city The sentiment OF the community is
unanimous in his favor.
has detected by the interrogation Of letters
Cnracoa addressed well sympathzers in this
city No apprchcnsons experienced from this recent
development, the people with confidence upon
the friendship OF the United States and the moral support
AZ the treaty which II Is understood Gen. Caxneau
thorizcd 10 make The General is living quietly with his
family at his edncd short distance from the city, Col
Fabens 10 also residing with him guest They have
recently returned from expedition the copper mines
Of St Christopher but their report has not ranspired
although many speculatons exist the real purpose Of
their trip The movements Of these gentlemen excite
considerable interest among the quid Of this city
No american vessel hos arrived here since the Helen
Jane from New York. The British gunboat Skpja0k
Sailed the 22d inst for jamaica Negotiations are on
foot between the government and Col Fabens for the
tablRhment OF line Of packets with New York which il
To be hoped, may be satisfactorily arranged, are
OFTEN many months without direct arrival from the
Omitted States.
The market Is at present well stocked with provisions
and produce continues and high. But little rain
has fallen during the present month The health Of the
city Is unusually good