New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30


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The NeH York Hersld uublzi,es a perf. ssssstfe
l.tser u III Al inst from wS;s - :, sx - , s
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aeaoNass ~
EofhnQ M regard ii any further rsrol.t;y.. q,
de GeyeTnmenf Of Dominica has frsusnirsd siss
last wro5es Won ii zoyern1neuxaI r1I1f ~ rsc,r
syerytins d quiet. HE people seem Il have gox
tired Of these r@peaSed Revolutions a1lI 5USilsye
tious, md have seStIed N5wn ~ faka IffH frSE ans
curry Stree ~ aecessioa II GefFarsi 70 tfs prs.
ger kept n txeed al fheir kIacE neiakforsE III.
policy 81 rhose fssnasx Ynjsy ~ rss]y fsf rss
V subjugate ths I'D Irivs fis ,ssites
completely fS0M ~ JIIEEk ~ " w
these neaaces. ~ ss ~ ir sIe H. Z.
cessity OF being colss1en11y S7s sszrsart
ly on the alert iof thc $3.50 sSessI,s
npon them, ~ Soulaasfs and ~ N I'M
few Of the Haytlenas 64N67eS, ~ n Ss5ih
SonloHque ~ his annbitiysiS seie SE x< ISs|I
aggrandizenlent. But ~ antsssflty pe16E skSoxxss
law, any expression Of taen yie4n a. HI n1f1t
was hazardous in the extreme. Ihe ne 1es1s =
truce OF armistice that had bssH agreed ulss H.
tween Soulouque and the U8sn1n1s&n NSfE4T5ties
expired last spring, and preparations h8Id Seem
made By the black Emperor fez 9 reneSa @ W.
onslaught as coon as the truce would explras
But the revolution which drove him irop9 power
put new aspect On the International a8a]ra ef the
two govsrrmefiss Upon the accession Of GslsarG
ine negro popgiseo arose an1 gave exPFsssaen VI
he would no longer pursue the policy Of bis Ffede-
cesscl N regard TO the Dominicans- The truce was
accordingly renewed for I've years lo1aer with
the assurance that ~ the meantime NeAtF Of
amity and commerce wonid NJ conGfaded between
the tWe g0vtfnza " hen y n understood that
at least thirds q Az me fev0-
iutions for Ne !ass ten year have heen
foraented and tnsti&ated hy fhe secret influence
and diplomacy a. n01I0uque yen NH e0n-
ceiye Whist 4 s01Fee 1f nonhle Il hsxa ES I'M ~.
You viii, perhaps have heard ~ f41S tlHt
pany to navigate with steamers ~ Tuna Ever
which rises high mp m the eiDoa M1q119ze md
flowing eastward III ougn tne = h1ys q
emptaes into t1e lar famed baY ol 62m3nAs 1ne1e
range Of mountails afs perhaps, the most isft1e
district IN the World. !hey aIe neegs one nnndred
and hfty mes long. AUG vary - Wias1 TOM fer q
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ia.,on, sner prooucss r. sopscSo, sugs ~
digo, cocoa, etc.; Moulo g 1ns3 ~ ~
very sps.ssy sssssea NM au S's, " sAs ~ 7.
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cure erah. If ~ sae "a tse pziysge
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/ favnred nations. The peonle 81 Dominiaa are
/ now UNIVERSALLY favorable to the Yankees coming
among them, II IS conceded by them. that d ever
their Country In redeemed from Hi Uresert waste
y II must NJ done Nv the tlsifk ard energv al III
\ Yankees The President and majority III his
counseIlors see this now 10 be- the caae. ard will
hereafter SO modify their policy d TO faVcr he in
4 eyitable issue Particularly ali che north side Of
4 the island called the Ciboa region looks anxionsly
Y Forward ID tie sav when Angie American capital
Industry and skin viii undertake tie work 81 ri.
clajmng their country from ia present deaolation
That gold exists here in Abundance & beyond ali
4 Question. We have explored m the Siboa and
Marna rivers. and almost everywhere We tried we
found fhe color.p IVA have taken OUT I'M r,ros-
Meeting alone. and with nothing hut the prospect
irr imnemeats as high as 81 30 per siay 3er hand.
That tie mines were exhausted By the early Span-
iards is all mistake Although the traces Of their
mining operations still visible in their long, hut
almost obliterated, trenches, shafts and excava-