The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
Arrival of the QUAKER Ctty-Aegressive
Movements OF the spa Aotsh Governments
ST. Domingo to he Forctbly Annexed Z !.
epaln-Hayti and mexico Also ,n the
Programme OF Spsn"h Aegrandixe-
meHt-Deparsurc M spanish war v.s
ssls from HaN ana wAth Troops for Sc.
Domingo State OF the Havana Mar
kets, &C., Sc.
The steamship Quaker City, r. W. Shufeldt ommand-
ing lef Havana at Docn OF 10Th Instant arrived
st her wharf here last evening.
Great excitement existed in H.vana the subject Of
the Spanish of st. Domingo II appea, that
during time pat process OF colonization has been
going on by the introduction OF largo bodies of emi
grants the island, with Of pomolng Span
ish interests, and consequent okaiecti,n iowa ds
republican government AND, at the first sign of resist
the part Of the native population to invoke tbs
aid OF ,he Spanish government This accomplished
the 18th instant, when the Spanish lag host d.
much TO the CONSERVATION of the black and native
bsb,iants The Spanish frgate Blanca was despatched
from Havana the 23d, immediaeiy tho receipt of
the above news, fully armed and equ'p2ed with large
number Of regular troops on board, 70 assist in
this Spanish protectorate, n other words, annexation
The screw steam frgates Petronola ami BareaguelA
were to follow possible 600
regular army. large adoitional naval and military
force, including some Of the largest vessels aro
about 10 600 regular troops also reported the
way from Spain 70 Cuba and the West Indies BY
arrangement with France, already ,oagummted IL is
said that Hay to share the fate OF ts republic
The Dutch frigate veeuvius, Commander rukns,
rived at Havana the 20h The Unitsd states steamer
A..L na.l
Business continued depressed state. 81 200 900
arc said TO be on their way from Span 10 ard the
talc circulation Of the Island The sugar marke, was
quiet. Freghts declining Stock hand 2a7 900 boxes
and IL ECO hogshcads.
The Quaker City brought eighty nine passengers, In
clupg General Miramon, Ex President Of Moxicn, family
nnc euite Col Samuel Colt and family, OF Hartford Con
uecticut Major Patterson, beaoro Of dispatches from 81
Domingo 70 washinston Mariana Alvarez, spanish Con.
su General at st. Domingo bsarer of despsches for
his government; T. v. Mmt, Esq Begian Coasul Gene
raj 70 Havana Lieutenant W. r. Terrln, United state.
Army hessrs. T. Jardella and Edwards, United State
Ctast SURVEY Nile Judith syve and signora Lot,i and
family.
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, March 25, 1861.
Departure Of Spanish VessJsof War for S. D,m,ngo--
Their Mission the Forcibs Annexation Of tie Dominican
Rspuslsc-Hasa IN The Programme for Spanish or
Frsnch AIsoyrtion-7he GraspsnO Policy Of Spain
England Indifferent on Account Of her Cuson hs<reas-
The Jn,1d Slater Internal Difficulties SPANS Oppoytx-
niy-N,ricos to Succeed on the Prcsrammo-A Arrival Of
the United States War Steamer AohaDk-Dcuh Of an
Eminent Merchant-Suicides Of Coois-Arrtoal Of YES
sls IN Rauana-Deparusv Of Mrusnon for Spain, pis
NeaU York Markets, dc.
The Spanish steam frigate Blanca with full compli-
ment OF sailors and for active service, left her
anchorage In harbor Saturday evening last for g.
d mIngo, having on board troops 70 enforce spanish
policy and 10 defeat any opposition that might be nade
by the government or people of the Dominican republic
10 the protectye Jurisdiction Of Span. hmy thousands
Of people upon the wharf 70 cheer this enerprisc
for the acquisition Of territory and the display Of
Spanish power upon their ancieat domain, whore
impressed aimostthe rst footstops Of the pioneers Of
Western civilization. To-day leave for the desi.
nation the Spanish steam gatcs Barenguea and Pctro
nela, with complete war fittings, mutations and
men drawn from the army, TO compel respect
TO Spanish power and TO Spanish dictaton
1t is said that FIVE or six thousand soldiers
be sent revoIutonze 10 finish the revolution
Initiated by the spanmh government, by quiet intro
cucon Of emgraots, instructed IN the game and paid
for their by grams Of ands which be
acquired through their oupicty and ueachey 70 the
govei ment they pretend 10 seek homes and pro
lection.
Every demonstration tending territorial acquisition
tie part Il Spain in ~. Domingo, from the fraud, de-
cepion and tricks OF the spanish Consul Segova In
Domingo city, TO defeat the policy OF the United States
causing the refusal OF confirmation OF a treaty
good faith Dom republic hro lgn their o~o
cc saioDers under legal autho ty and at their
surg son after the came had been thoroughly dis 'u-scd
and mauTely considered on bo'hsides, and ratified by
the of the chief OF the high contracting parties
the United Stesto the inducing tide OF Spanish hired
emaJat 10 the D,minicsn republic, conduc cd By
ybbsh officers of high rak IN the army and navy,
from Jlacee 10 Hmet vessels OF
CwD for purpose Of future action 70 construct
for spopah national ntervention-has been already re-
corded
Although the facts, views and deductions Of your cor
rearoId.pt have been subsequently, fully verified aud
established by the investigation Testimony and otica,
cports OF sgents poy by this United states yet
ecual stsps have been taxed 70 check prevent The
mstu Ds a SpaUeh oeeg,s, now IN prosperous course
a fruitiun these demonstrations OF Power your
people have been clevatiDg In poltica might aod
ssty BY iber dss. psons Of great Importance
iheD as well as TO oil nations interested In the Cause
81 hun an ,ights and freedom The Dominican republic,
with is ~hte, back and mixed population Of ffeepeu,
s heaoy III the bonoage OF SPAN Bayli is to follow
tie wake OF spsnrh policy by previous understanding
Iuslsnd is tao !, urder quiet view q Advantage for
The produce OF her looms; England tscit under tn
domba,ion OF Wbtrary, absoiu'o, slavenoIdipg
pos.f, when slave letor and slive tafnc are 70 b.
t.oked sbo curbcd (yide discussion 9th February
House d Commons-Io John Fuise aud Palmes ston)
tnsland si's sti with folded erme, says nothing
whie Spain ebsorbs Dstiounties recognized py nl cy
~ ccumunitma OF the world, for hch can DC
multiplied tor the national advaptagc By millions pct
nate. Row will II be with the geosipp prosperity aud
pever o. the nation, Just emergmg from rs moulog con
oition q bait century, when spain gccs dosn vim an
MexcoY she oply hed N restramt
ucw, der The impression that from tne vsioe d the
Asssstpi thoussnds would flow towards the sierras OF
Nexico 70 gsevent the acquisition ..,
Te rl,i,c. disturbances In the Uated states showed
hat ,ba ,ue was ripe for the agg essve purposes Of
ana hence he prompt advantage taken Of u. But
- ths epoymify 10 pase unrebukedS Are not all the
az 4, or out of the Union Interested The OF
h.rty-- 10 pult cal and social ght7 And u there not
gerefate 9Th enough In the Union as IL stands 10
esmpsI The ftsp.ct a. foreign PoseTs.
Some respynte ust be made 10 these things. Who N
o 10 M Tie cnlored win crS aloud II spain
a,,re the whole leland OF Hayt, che N bound IN do,
md che NJ bs likely 70 recognise any free negroes
AZ snr rsr -wiscte 20 acqunod
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