New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
FROM ST. DOMINGO.

,eys from St. Domingo is important, bloody
reaction having taken place sgans tbe invasion by
Spain. The Kingston (Jaml Journal OF 9Th June, IN
reference to ars in S. Domingo, says that Gen. SAN
tara has succeeeed in establishing reign Of terror In
the Republic, similar in its features 70 that which pre-
vailed In France during the first revolution. sys,'m m
OF the seveTest espionage has been inaugurated, and
upon the slightest suspicion Of dlsaecton to The new
order of things the police unceremoonly force their
way into private dwellings of the citizens. Numer
ous arrests of suspected personsseveral Of them OF
high social position-hsve been made and great many
of those who are obnoxious 10 him have been summa-
rily condemned and shot by his orders.
The tidings of a popular insuuection IN Clbao are
confirmed aud in addition learn that the people Of
Moca another province of the Republic, took mp arms
on the % ult. and pulled down the Spspish nag An
engagement between the Spanish troops and the Popu-
lace took place. and much blood was spilled In vega
a traitor Padre moya who sold 20 the Spaniards,
raised the Spanish flag in opposition to the wishes of
the people, who pursuing him to pat him under ar
rest. In all parts of the country the Domlnicans,
reused 10 sense of the degradation that Las BEEN put
upon them, and Of their danger, rng against the
Standards determined to defend their nationality by
fore Of arms.
The Spaniards find the work upon their hands grow
ing every day and reenforct ment has conse-
onenily been called for from Porto Rico. Jt was
thought at first that ten thousand soldiers would have
been more than sufficient 10 subugae tie country, but
already they begin 10 feel that twenty thousand will
not be too many
1Ie Spanish OHCefb are OStCIlicu as DelHR very
much dissatisfied with the state Of things. Proyisons
are scarce, and living is very DEAR aud disease has
broken out aInoug the military Out Of fifteen hund
red men Dinety-fve bsd died in few weeks, and
three officers. So prevalent and fatal were disordss
Of the bowels among the troops that it ws suspected
that either the bread the water with which they
were supplied was poisoned aud both were analyZed,
but found perfectly sound and wholesome. Altogether
things appear TO be in deplorabe state and Spain
will find that she has undertaken tax OF infinitely
greater difficulty than imagined when she entered
into an unboly and dsgaceful compact with Santana
10 deprive the Dominicans Of their liberties.
From all this the public will that tic statements
which have been made TO the effect that it is the desire
Of the Domincas Themselves 20 have their try
incorporated with the Spanish monarchy, are utterly
false The people have been most cruelty betrayed by
Santana In this NATTER and If the Spanish Government
have spark Of honorable feeling left they will upon
aseertainng the real of hingstbat H. tupposing
they have not been all along prvy to the moyeents Of
the traitor and party in ntbem-Immedstely withdraw
their troops and leave the Dompicsns 10 themselves.
Meanwhile, the President Of Hayii, and the people,
feeling their nationality aud independence threatened
by this business making vigorous preparations for
war.
The memorial from the public meeting held 10 this
city to her Majesty the Queen, the subject Of the
pexation of St. Domingo TO SpaiD and to which al
luded In last summary, received $500 sigma.
lures in few daye and was forwarded 10 the Colonial
Secretary, through his Excellency the Governor, by
the lhst packet.