Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28
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ST. DOMINGO.

The following proclamation had been issued
by Valerie, General Of Division, and Political
Governor of the Province of 81. Jago:
To Lhe people:
Having been informed that q conspiracy 10 on
foot against public safety and order, the princi-
pal instigators of which have been apprehended;
and knowing also that there are many persons
in the city who are trying to seduce the troops
stationed here, and that the revolt that took
place in Moca last night, though already sup.
pressed, might give q new impulse to the bad
passions of the enemies of public tranquility;
and wishing to preserve order in the province
under our care, we ordain:
That after Vespers the authorities shall pre-
vent any group Of three or more persons as
sembling In the streets. That the patrols who
should be charged to make the round of the
city shall FIRE on all those who should not strict
ly obey this order. ~ ~
We order and direct also, that all places
where spirits are sold, shall be closed at the
same time, under penalty Of $50 Spanish, OF
six days. imprisonment against the owner oil
such place, without distinction of sex or age. :.
Those who should contravene this order shall
be Judged by Military Court, and the penalty
way threaten the public peace.
SANTIAGO, May 3, 1860.
A letter dated St. Domingo, May A, says:
The news which gave you in my last re-
specting the dissatisfaction in the East, is con-
firmed by the facts which daily come to light
The nation is indignant at having been sold anC
betrayed. The people appear to have requret
time to realize and understand what has actual
| ly taken place They begin now to conceive
| he - hau ham In nFi.
vately long ago to insure what has taken place
The disarming Of the people has produced III
| fruits in Moca, where the population, withou
firearms, have begun to struggle.
A movement has taken place at Azus, wher'
seven persons were shot.
| The news received here made such an i'm
preston that reinforcement was asked IRON
Porto Rico. Spain finds herself engaged II
such labyrinth that she could not have fore
seen. She accepted task, by the annexation
the trouble of which she did not expect to be
gin Immediately.
AS to Ssntaena, placed in an untenable posi-
tion. pressed on the one hand by the Frencl
Consul to treat with the Hay!iens, Threatened
on the other by formidable revolution, be rep
resented to Gen. Serbano that the time for se
curing Santo Domingo has arrived, and,
course, they carried out their project. The.
pretended to be able to silence opposition will
5000 men.
They begin to feel already that 10000 woul'
not be too many. From De Lamatte to Higuey
Azua to Porto Plata, conspiracy is everywhere
Ten years must be required to smother it,.
What is most painful is osee that all the re
spectacle and enlightened portion of the people
are suspected, and you will see by the list OF per
sons arrested in Cibao, what are the politics o
the Spaniards- -decapitate the nation 80 as II
govern the mass the more easily.
There is such infamy in the acts OF th'
Spanish agents here, that makes one doubt th'
civilization of our time.
In Cibao they have arrested: Benjamin Rojss
Vice President of the Republic of Cibao; Bell
sorio Curel: Sebastian Tslverde, brother o
Ex President Talverde; Jacob Morel, Juan Fran
cisco Espallard, Commandant Isadore Jimenez
Bono, Ex Editor of the Cibao, Ex-senator.