The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-19
Our Port au Prince Correspond ence.

Our Port au Prince Correspond ence.
PoRr Az PRIME, May 8, 1862.
Conspiracy against the Gorernmentof President Ge'ard-
The En- Minister of Sououque at the Bottom Of the i'ot-
Endeapr to Overthrow the Notwithstanding Of Rebel
TroOps-Promm Action Of GefraYd-TAe Conspt-ators
Cdpured-Stats of Trade de-, dc.
An instruction that for time threatened disastrous
results has broken out in the Department Of the South
instgated by the late Minister Solomon, who for some
time has been living exile in France. For moro than
year such an attempt against Gearard's government
has been limited at, and yet 1t was impossible to
trace the to any authentic Still they were
generally credited The insurrectionists It is supposed
had strong party, including many leading officials in all
the principal cities OF the island but tho rst recourse
to arms was arranged to take place at Aux Cages.
On the LIST of May, a holiday with tho people, being
dedicated to the celebration OF husbandry, Genera.
Cazeau with small body Of armed men seized the habi
Choete and declared his purpose to be tho
throw of Geard and the establishment of Solomon in the
Presidency Shortly afterwards brother OF Solomona
General in the republican SERVICES took command of the
force and called upon the people to unite themselves to
their Some few of the cutvators began to
into camp but they generally refused TO have anything
to do with the party, and finally, when forced
impressments rssorted they made their escapet
the neighborng city. Meanwhile General Fabre, in
command at Aux Cages ordered out the troops hut
of the officers failed to appear in consequence 1t is
posed, of their sympath2ing with tho rebes because
they already in active revolt. On the I'd OF May
General Fabre with two regiments and the National
Guard, marched from Aux Cayes, and late the 81
up with the ebes at Camp Perrin where they had
retrcated Line Of battle was formed, when it was onnd
that tho enemy had again disappeared Later in the
ing other achievements came and during the night
the cultvaors who had joined themselves to the rebels
deserted and the prominent consprators seattle cd in
every direction. Nothing remained but to send out
bodies Of patrols who far heard FROM have taken
ritZnpS. Among
the prisoners General Solomon General Cazeau ana
son of General Claude. Atthe same time all the noun
tain passes occupied by strong force and it is not
likely that any large parties of rebels escape.
| Other troops have been despatched from Aq1n
| and from the ncighborhood of Cavailon, and
the steamer of the I'D of December carried down
battery End some troops from this place. Tho
excitement here has principally subsidized. and with these
energetic measures aud tec manifest aversion OF the cu
tivators to tho Solomon party, there s anxiety e Of
the possibility Of rising any Of the towns depart
mens where tho rebels had proposed making donlon
slralion Tho revolution IS passed. but, unfortunately,
Of the most re spectacle people and those who
Justly popular arc implicated; and the government viii
scarcely feel authorized to show tho ciemency in
this instance as vas shown to the late onsratofs Of
Gonaives. s.t
business il dull and sales difficult Pork and -four sell
at heavy oss and, to make matters worse We are ad
visod of heavy shipnsts the Tho deliveries Of
coffee not as abundant as was expected
Important to the Trade with the Island
OF Porto Rico.
Messrs j. Iacot Co.. merchants at the port Of Ponce,
p r. beg TO acquant the trade abroad and tacir
respondents in particular OF tho alterations the
regulA OF the Custom House OF this port and others
OF island to which they call thor particular attcn
! t,n. in order TO avoid difficult that otherwise woud
. positively arise.
m mt published in tho Gd:c q: Porto Rico, til. 18th o.
April last addressed TO tho Captain General Govsrnor of
dated Madrid arch p 1876. which is to DO pu, IN orcs
the 18th August If tho present We suggest ut foot
few observations regarding some farm,rs that are
IN be OBSERVED. ins will otherwise 10 im" Osod for
ths.r compliance, and Tho pay neiit voda,le
l. That tho sixth article at tho regulations for the
ctston hous s OF the island Porto Rico has undergone
an amendment which, after tho 18th August, 1862
DO as follows Masters of may add their
manifest report any omission made thereon Whatever
reason motive may have caused It; bat DO II we'll
that any such addition change Is to DO
handed tn, custom house oac'r At the p.cciso time
tho vessel boa.od by the visit boat designated in
article twenty
2. The article 11Sth OF tho saine regulations 70.
garding tho huses of tho island Porto Rico;
this has undergone tho following mobilization Either
national foreign vcssc.s entering the ports Of thrs
island with cargo Of whatever nature it may be- will
have pay besides the port charges, tonnage dues
the measurement expressed 10 their register desgnat
Oh Ia tho aramel or tariff.
3. Both Of these notifications are T. be put il
force four months after th: gcb.cation in the Gace
Of this island. Ef. CEFE TIE SE-E,OS,
JUAN A. I;lAz
P,Rra Rico, April l2. 1852.
NJ r,ctcation OF tho manifest will be allowed after
the vessels pagers Ia. baca de!ivorei TO tn,
. officer.
After the 18th OF August the vessels tonnage dues arc
be paid according tho toaEayc express cd In their
register and MT on Sian'gh measurement. oxactcd
at present.
Captains RI vessels who from foreign ports, may be
bound tho ai OF Porto Rico. must present TO IN,
spanish Consuor Vice G,nsi duplicate manfests with.
out rrtctobs They will DO certified BY said function
ary who will retain o,e be transmitted tho Int IN
dcne at tho saad aud deliver the other to tho
the vc 'scl, ~
A thisf cory Of tho MANIFEST IL reqairsd ~ bS
dcyeref. with th titled visit an
arrival The articles Of provisions existing board al
the vessels arrIva should be expressed the third
copy of the manifest.
PERSONAL Intelligence.