New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
Spanish InVaSiOn Of San Domingo.
THE ISLAND TAKEN POSSESSION or.
THE SAME FATE FOR HAYTi.

The q. s. mail steamship Quaker City, r. ". Schu
felCt commanding left Havana at noon of the 25th inst
and arrived at this port yesterday afternoon.
The Quaker City brings 80 passengers and large
cargo of cigrss, &c.
Great excitement existed in Havana ON the subject of
the Spanish annexation Of San Domingo. 1t appears
that during some time past process of colonization has
being going only the introduction Of large bodies of
emigrants into the Lland-wth the view of promoting
Spanish interests and consequent disaffecion in the
Republican Government, and at the first sign Of resist
the part Of the native population TO invoke the
aid of the Spanish government This was accomplished
on the 10th nst when the Spanish flag was hoisted,
much to the CONSERVATION of the black and native in
habtants. The Spanish frigate Blanca was dispatched
from Havana on the 23d, Immediately the receipt Of
the above news, fully armed and equipped with large
number Of regular troops board to assist in the
Spanish protectorae or ia other words, annexation
The screw steam frigates Petronila and Berenguela
were to follow as possible, with about 5000 Of
the regular army large additional naval and mil.
tary force including some of the largest war vessels,
and about 900 of the regular army also reported as
their way from Spain to Cuba and the West indies
By an arrangement with France already cOnsummaod,
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republic.
The Dutch frigate vesuvius, Commander Fukins,
arrived at Havana on the Goth The United States
steamer Mohawk arrived OF the harbor on the 9th
all we'll
Business continued N depressed state. One million
dollars are sd to be on their way from Spain to aid
the metallic circulation of the island. The sugar mar
ket was quiet. Freights declining. Stock hand,
2i7 600 boxes and Is, 500 hogsheads
Among the passengers per Quaker City are Gen.
Miramou, ex.Presdent OF Mexico, family and suite;
Col. Sam. Colt and family of Hartford Conn; Major
Patterson bearer of dispatches from St. Domingo to
Washington; Mariana Alvarez, Spanish Consu-Gen-
era al San Domingo and bearer of dispatches for his
Governments E. V. Mecrt, esq, Belgium ConsulGen-
era to Havana; Lieut. W. X. Terrill, U. S. Army;
Messrs c. T. Jardella and Edwards, L. S. Coast Sur
vey Mile judith Sylve, and Sgnora Lott and family.
ADDITIONAL FORCES PoR CUBA-sPAIE TAKING
POSSESSION OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC,
AND PREPARING TO ACQUIRE THE WHOLE
ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO, OR HAYTI-THE
CONSEQUENCES AS TO THE FREE PEOPLE OF
TIE TWO RECOGNIZED STANDARDIZATION
biERCIAL NEWS, &c.
Core spondonce Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
HAVANA, March %, 1861.
The Home Government have ordered the reinforce
ment OF their Antilles feet by the accession Of the ship
of-the-line Rey Don Francisco de Asis, scewpr0peer
frigate Princesa dc Asuras, sloops Cortes, Colon,
Mazaredo, and gunboat Cruz In this connection il is
reported in official circles here tina; FIVE Elk thousand
troors are TO be asaiond the regular force of the
cuba, and for oil tho -t.--ss
ueni aud augmentation OF our land iOrcCs ministerial
reason IL given that il il rendered necessary by the
late change in the political features Of the Admnista-
ton OF the Government Of the United States The
cstensble cause, undoubtedly cover to real designs
II certainly very singular one, Il not ridiculous to
publish to The world and demonstrates great ignorance
Of tie feelings and sentiments Of those at present in
power Of which they will have better knowledge
when hey make the acquaintance Of tie new Minister
to Maiid. At any rate, flbusters and their unscru-
pulous doctrines will not nngle in the
NATIONAL councils under Republican rule. and
the integrity of Cuba viii not be jeopardized
every Fix months by the plots and plans Of lawle8s
de,pcradoAs of the Union The rOvfHse Of the crown
however i restricted the class of evils which
epgendeged of fear, may tear gwey the bonds of the
slaNe! Int with something more OF reasonable sooi-
tude million Of dollars viii be sent ont by the squad
ron which ia to be Immediately dsratctCt for TIE re-
lief Of the money stringency pressing upon the CON-
uergH ard general industry Of Cuba. which. added 10
two billions previously reserved p the Royal Treas;
ury here for the same rr22@ea VII m'Ee ~ et.stu7l
basis for metallic circulation 20 meet all Our waits.
Tie instructions of the Queens Government; are that
the CONS Iepiged slau ge covered BY bonds of The
Spanish Bank, III the market OF treasury, bearing m
trrcsf ard n reccssiries Tay require It, further
Ike reuittancss viii be made In tie same way and
security TIA, for kindly maternal considerations for
our welfare I'VE 10 NOT drag the milk FROM the cocoa
nut remuneration will be received, every FIX months,
in coin, with per cent ihteyest per euDun. pretty
GOOD investment Of fuuds drwnfrom African Subsidies
on account o. the Morocco war.
Tie idea that the additional maritime forces in.
tended to make demonstration upon the coast Of Mex
leo on account OF the recent difference OF he Juarez
Ic,rrn,r ent with tie Spanish Milister, 'pacheco, who
was peremptclily furnished with passports for himself
and e;uion, is rather suggestive from that circum
stance. Another supposed ,aNatlIg cause Ii Tie Ie-
ily of the Suanish Prime Minister 10 the CUrtes 10
queries to the disus of facheco, that " orders
were given for the increase OF the naval aud army
forces TO be used against Mexico if tue present Gov
eminent did not do justice to Spain But personal
objections the Minister, fortified by grave
lions OF conduct and association with the enemies Of
the legal authority and Government OF the country, al
though interrung diplomatic and friendly relations,
mako of war, powerfully illustrated by the
Sral h Ministry in q Of Mr. Blwer, who had
made himself personally obnoxious by his supposed
Bympaes und action IN LyUr OF rival branch OF the
royal family Spain exercised her right aid England
suspended Diplomatic intercourse with Her Catholic
Malesty-no mere,
So this assigned cause is not tenable however Il
pighk BE- intended for our better protection, were II
nccessary, W IA which should be content, rather
than sn.r other loss and modification by defeat IN
war with Mexico. Thus far, well But If we intend
TO anna b lepi EAbaStef1SBl 10 the Spanish crown
our ancient posse ssiOns in ST. Domingo, covered
by tho Dominican Republic, under plea or another
that l. a question of S0roy character, and an inter-
ference with the political rights of others that may
require explanation in the proper quarters, while 1t
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