The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

PO1ETS-CONsPIRACY EvERYWHERE, ETC.
from the Jamaica Colonial Standard OF June g.
We have been favored with copy Of La RepuMtQUs
Of Port au Prince Of the 2sd u, from which we rans
late The following items connected with the recent events
they write from San Juan de Puerto Rico:-in oonss
querce Of the bad received from st. Domingo i've
larger force was demanded but our Captain General de-
claIed that he could not send greater number Of soldiers
It is reported that General Prim has been appointed
Captain General Of Cuba and that Marshal Seano to
replace Santana In st. Domingo r.
appointments which Spain has to offer abroad, would be
relinqushed for the prearious Of succeeding San
ton that General serrsno Is soSs to st. Domingo He
appears to be very expert In those operations.
" Porto Plat. on the a She so os
serious news from Cbao, where an insurrection has
broken out The span!aros wish to get rid Of SANTANA
Another letter ssys-Ths people Of Moca took up arms
on the I'd instsnt They have pulled down the spanish
Spit but tses only scSnowisdss six deaths ''' "-
In consequence OF this fortyhree parsons Of note O.
to the city Of st. Domingo In spite Of the opposition Q,
the people Padre Moya sold TO the Spanard caused the
Spanish 'e to BE- hsissd n Veg. me people arc pur
have made his escape In Cbao they do not wish to have
the spaniards at any price, Serious conflicts will bio the
They write from st. Domingo under date the 9TH o,
MAJ
The news which gave you In my last respecting the
which daily come to light The nation Is Indignant ct
'Gd
actually taken place. They begin TO conceive the
that must have been taken privately long ago
people has produced fruits Moca where The popu
lAticn, without firearms, have begun to struggle.
movement has taken place In Aqua, where seven
The news received here made such IN Impression
that reinforcement was asked from Porte Rico Spain
not have foFeeeen. She accepted task by the annexa
ton the trouble Of which she did not expect to begin
santana-paced In unteuable position, pressed
the hand by the French Consul TO treat with the
voiuton1he represented to General ssrraao that the
time for securing San Domingo has arrived and OF
they carried out the project They pretended to
They begin to feel that 20 900 would not DO too many
From Dc Lamatte to Higuey, Aqua to Porto Plata con-
spracy is everywhere Ten years would be required to
What is most painful is 70 see that all the respectable
y @
the politics Of the the uaon
30 ~ to govern the mass the more easily
There such inamy In the act Of the Spanish agents
here that makes doubt the civilization o time.
Re.d the savage order Of the day Of General Valerie
benjamin Rcsa Vice President Of the republic Of Cibao
ReItsorio Curiell
Sebastian avefde, brother Of exPresident valverde
Jacob0 Morel
Juan Francisco Espallard.
Conmsndant Isidor Jmenez.
BONO, 0x e0n0r OF the CtOQO, 0A-6enatOr
Don FERNANDO vA1ERIo, General Of Division and Political
Governor Of the Province Of st. Isssv 70 the people,
Having been informed that conspiracy ID on foot
agaest the public safety and ORDER the principal instiga
tors Of whchIhave been apprehended and knowing also
that there are many persons the city who are trying
that took place in Aoca last ngnt though already sup
pressed might give new impulse to the bad passions Of
the enemies Of public tranquility and Wishing to pre-
That after vespers the authorities shall prevent any
group Of three persons assembling In the Streets
that the patrols who should be charged to make the
round Of the city ehal fire all those who should not
strictly obey this order.
We order and direct also that all places where spirits
sold shall be closed Ut the time, under penalty
Of SEQ Spanish six days imprisonment, against the
OF such place, without distinction Of age.
Those who should conravene this order shall be judged
by military court and the penalty Of death shall be ap
Piled TO those who In any way threaten the public peace
SANTIAGO, May 8, 1851. F. valerie.
THAT proclamation looks very like the "free and spon
taneous" manner In which the people Of st. Domingo
threw themselves into the OF Spain-ED. N. Y He
RAID.