The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29


81. DonSeo, June 50, 1890.
7Ne Ret.lsen uron he Frontiers Of nc Rput,ic Q@aed
Reuol.ers Pardonea-Deaa TO ROBBERS Opening TIE Port
of Monte -Recaatsons-French Scan Fr9ais
BeUola-Admtrol Resaud- Wsather-C0urtesies, de-
The revolutionary movement attempted by Ramirez on
the frontier lines, where he was in command, was
promptly subdued the appearance Of the Commander
nChef Santana President Of the republic. In procla-
nation Of the Iith the President wells the past and
pardons those compromised in the pronunetamieno Of
Maas supposing they misled by their superior on
GERS promises Herewith that any person 10 future
who may be convicted of trade with the enemy may
be found punderng in the territory of the republic for
the purpose carrying the fruit Of their robberies to the
Haytien camp, viii be punished with DEATH!
The business OF the country is improving, under the
wise providence Of the President seconded by the Senate
a healthy and progressive condition is obtaining, and
with enlightened policy, those regions which abun-
dainty stocked with cattle than requisite for
use and consumption Of the people, have aconvenient
port opened TO them that they sell their stock for
shipment other parts under certain restrictions 10
proven: enemies from feeding upon and sustaining
themselves from the fruit OF abors. The decree,
which passed the Senate the 26h OF April aud was ap
proved by the President the 23d OF Nay, provides
Art The port Of Monte Christi win remain open for
the expectation of beef cattle, in conformity with the
tariff Of customs for imports and exports
The vessels which load cargoes OF cattle will not be
neutral friendly ports and the gnees Of the vessels
viii be required 10 execute good and sufficient bonds for
5000 in each that the cargo shall not be diverted
from its destination.
g. Within four months from the day of clearance of the
vessel the consgnee shall present certificate TO the
Custom House Of Peuro Plata from the authority the
port Of discharge that the vessel has complied with the
terms OF the previous articles.
T. by superior force, other casualty Of the sea,
the vessel is compelled make other port for safety
neutral friendly and the cattle there dsembarkcd
certificate TO that effect from the custom authority Of
e nOrf xUi1l anral ha hon
g. In the document 10 not presented in the time
required by the previous articles the boDdsman will pay
Immediately the amount OF the bond and f not Qui
dated they will proceed TO attach aud sell his property
and goods until the and costs accruing covered
from the Custom House Of Puerto Plata in order to secure
the of all duties and the prevention of fraud
l. This decree repeating all others which may con-
travene its provisions
In giving his sanction the foregoing, the President
ordered as follows for carrying the same into effect in
Article 1. Vessels, national or foreign after COM
plying with the requirements aud forms Of the
Plata, wishing. to load cattle in the port Of Monte
Crsti, will make sworn statement OF the number Of
head Of cattle they intend to embark board of the
same vessel, and previous 10 paying the duties
spending threo in the Custom House OF Puerto Plata,
shall obtain permit policy 10 present TO the commits
sion fiscal OF said port Of Monte Christi authorized in vir
tue Of the following article.
2 In the port of Monte Christi referred to, com.
ant arms and the sub delegate of the Treasury charged
with supervision as TO the exact compliance with the
cited decree and the present regulation.
3. The said commission will scrupu ously guard
against the embakaton Of greater number Of cattle
than called for by the permit and preext what
any oher goods produce other than water aud
food for the man OF the cattle and quantity
be deemed necessary for the voyage and will make
report to the Minister OF the Treasury and TO the Collector
Of Customs OF Puerto Plata OF the cargo Of the vessel and
OF the day on which IL sails.
4. The Collector OF Puerto Plata will provide and
do all that be necessary TO carry into effect tae
quirements article fifth Of the decree from the day
and term designated therein.
There great demand for cattle )ng all the
islands, Cuba and the necessary provisions Of the
decree VIII be easily complied with, the vessels mostly,
which will engage In the business already Interested
in the general trade Of the various groups and belonging
10 some part OF the West Indies.
On the 9Th OF June the French steamer Bcone,
Admiral Edward Penaud BOARD, anchored in port
Salutes nterchanged the day following, and the
Admiral visited the city, calling upon the Vice President
OF the republic and the Secretary OF Foreign Affairs 10
whom he gave an invitation TO breakfast with him
board the ship. This matutinal entertainment took
place the 10th The Admiral proposed The President
and the Prosperity OF the Republic which
good part and with bumpers Of the best and responded
TO in elcitous terms by the Vice President The feast OF
breakfast into the republican dinner hour OF three
O'Clock NJ, and was recherche affair for these lat
udes, where do not feed every day and ice is not
abundant As the guests OF the Admiral left the ship the
Vice President aud Secretary OF Foreign Affairs
honored with a salute OF twenty one gins.
So we preserve good terms and friendship without
much cost and Ia all things rigid economy observed
in the administration Of public affairs, In order that
We may fuln all our just obligations.
We have had no sickness; crops through the
try ing WELL and attention being devoted
toagricuItura industry. We prosperng and If true
10 ourselves, viii continue to do So