New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

because a man 10 q irstrate shoemaker or halter,
Of necessity he must be good LEGISLATOR judge, or
statesman. They do not seem 70 anticipate that
an immediate treaty with the Confederate States
Of America" would abrogate treaty made in good
faith and national honor with the United Statse
of Americas" and that Of necessity they must be
delayed in the business they 90 upon, until they are
recognized rs an independent nation by those whom
they have deserted. The great statesmen Of Eng
land are no, going to be caught by snch soft dpio-
macy But then the Commissioners Will see sighte,
and have q Jolly time where they gO-be IT In Lon
don, Paris or Madrid. These powers may make
armed objection to any interference or obstacles
put to their commercial intercourse with any ports
of America, North or South, but they will not re-
cognize the independence of 1.-THE Confederate
States of America" for the present; and any argu-
ments the Commissioners may desire to present
will have to be consistent with their national otlga-
tiOns before they can be made effective. The Com
mssioncrs will leave on the British mail steamer to-
morrow for Southampton, and this notice OF them
will precede their arrival in London, where "nre-
eaters are kept on show for a shilling night, at
the ordinary jugglery and gin saloons leave the
Commissioners to paddle their own canoes, unti
they give mo something new to say OF them, whieh
may possibly occur before the departure OF the lie
Soto
The steamer COatzacOalcOs arrived here yester-
day with four or FIVE companies of United States
Cavalry from Texas, on their way to New-fork-a
tioe-lOokng body of men-and physically able to
hold their own wherever they might be put
The troops sent down and to form the Spanish
army of occupation of the Dominican Republic will
number about 1000 men, abundanty supplied with
every material of war; The army is to be conf
manded by an experienced officer of high Teputa-
ton in the service, Brgsdier-General Pelaez who
has flied the position Of Adjutant General of Cuba
or chief of the staff of this island. The troops
last sent from here have been the Corona Reguert,
2OO0 men, commanded by Col. CasiellanOss
Regiment Isabel Second 1000 men, under the
gallant Col. Amable Escalante; a squadron of
cavalry; two companies of artillery, ordnance and
engineer officers aud men, to fill every department
aud branch of the service, and to supply incidental
or supernumerary wants. The feet gone down
with The vessels which have left for the same point
from the southside Of Cuba will make an irresistible
display. The crew.frigates Blanca and Bcren-
g,ela; the large war steamer Isabel la Catobca
lside-wheeD the second class war steamer Velasco,
and loading or cleared any quantity OF steamers
and old savers, arc thus saved from
ldleness. The City of Norfolk, forfeited to
the Government as SLAYER, whale-shlp
caught few days since at sea, after having dis
charged cargo OF 40 negroes upon the north side
of Cuba, not far from " Bahia ROnda" landing; and
two other slave vessels, which dismantled at
the Navy-Yard have also been put to this carrying
service. The steamers PelayO and Pajaro del
Oceano have been chartered and are already dis
charging their cargoes Of stores, coal munitions,
aud troops at 81. Domingo; and the annexation Of
the Dominican Republic has undoubtedly been con-
summated actually against the will OF the people.
1t is said here that Spanish Colonel Fors is the
author Of the proclamation Of Santana; and that
the whole doing is Spanish, through the emigrants
placed By the Government there for that pur-
pose, and that the only native parties to the
transfer of allegiance from themselves to
4 foreign power have been the President aud
vo or three other prominent aud Influential citizens
who have been paid for at higher prices than they
would bring in any other market. This seems to be
true trom the proclnmatioD- the date it bears-the
previous preparation here in anticipation Of the
:" casualty"-and the well-known fact of emigra-
tlon induced by Spain 10 st. Domingo, with prom
Uses Of protection and reward, which was then
acknowledged, by persons who were in the mystic
ries, to BE- for The purpose OF future acquisition.
The time has only been sooner than was anticipated
| by q year or two.
| The health Of Havana is good business not i'm.
| proved, and confidence waiting.