The New York herald., 1860-11-11

CONDITION or THE RgPuBLIC-GESEaAL IMPROVE
aKsr-ruBLIc WORKS, SCHOOLS, AGRIcULTURK,
nELIGiON, ETC.
We have received further dies from Hsyti. no later
additional detain.
document entitled Exposition OF the Condition OF
the Republic" presented the Senate the 2stb
Of September, from which appears that the coun.iy
N satisfactory state The army has been reorssalzed
and reiu5ed from thirty thousand 10 sixteen thous
men. The navy, under the Old government, consisted
ssy o. fer small vesses, but two steamers have bsen
ordere1 BY the senate and expected soon they
Gales ps "Isoenber "a" and the 'Genrsrd." Thaso
100 fssnrc,f ~ 1ri ,ori OF shore police ar sso
nAss trps pciveaI principal ports Of the repab
Tnty ~l to g1mmEu1st By Of The young Havt,ass
~ho F-t1ue tnd educated 10 the navy 81 Oo
A. B,est
rbe tn1.sis so3slo1 * The republic hss been greatly
improved by - eoos cal measures that have beea
1sen, ALd by tse reforms made IN various departments
he value = The pstouai money rsng daily, and ths
rnsslon OF pager moucy is constantly decreasing Ea
the army Iel uiary paid and the government owes
no rear. The custom houses are counded 70 The
prssi equ u the tenants n the coantry viii No reAe
viii tae Increasing enlargement of the CO.. ltry
Certain sections whi0h Ten year, agO were abandoned
10 a state of prosperity, owing W tue culture %
selds which hitherto neg.ced The COVE, y
occupying itsef With the construction Oi ,oi roads
necessary agricultural district ard has contem
plaiion sJs stem ~ irrigation ana dykug
The Eegect Of The public bahdings under SoGouques
reign Involved the new government IN considerable
pense FOR the restoration and repairing Of the educs and
there stu remains IN the republic many public works -
be completed among the ucs sorSs decided on j. a
model farm The premiums Asaricd Tor the cul.urc n
cotton, and The presses ami mills disubntet amlug
growers have had q good effect The price of
already noreAsei, and tue government Eil enconrsgs
the c1ure o the cane which, though II n1nrshcs
vol In hayt has for several years received attention
The discovery % extensive coal mines, W 10 hoped, WILL
bring additional revenue 10 the government
a
Of in other cities ~ the repub
DC. Postal asities hs sse been Increased and improved
OF The repubus has been ordered BY
ment which viii give suthent, statement o. The
dftion ~ the country.
The Lousanian grants who have settled 10 the Ar
toouite have gone vigorously " work. and thsr pana
tons promise veil Immigration continues % a large
scale. The police eicicnt and orderly The prsons
aad slls have been repaired aud improved. penitcn
las been established where convcts taught
ru trades. and how g. read AMI write.
Primary instruction Is making rapid progress Schools
W both have been founded IN the rural districts
Nnd agriculture wlll form ~ the regular studies
Ine Fufe With whom couccrdst has nten lately "A
cluded, haA Interested himself IN the Affair. Of Hayt and
band q missionary priests, fresh from Rome, are
Suncay dAy ~ rect and worrhp and to increase the
ssnctiy ef tho marriage relation, which n viewed
vita indifference throughout Hsyu
In the national lvceurs ~ colleges. the progress has
not been ~ desirable wS anticipated BY the govern
DenL
-Four colleges, eighty nine primary schools for boys
twenty one primary sch os tor sirs, any slx c1uuEy
schools boarding school tor girls acol Of medicine
school OF music ard school of painting, in -luiirg
altogether thirteen thoussnd scholars al under the gene
r~ supervision ~ the government, comprise the edaca
tsors force0 of Hayt There aso = n imbcr of rr
vaie schools FOR children Of both ~exes
rne relations Of Hsyti with foreign Posers are ssts
factory she has min sters at the courts of knKaad
France and srain, ard Consul At Barcelona