The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22
N ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITISH QUEEN.
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Important from Havana, Nassau and
Mexico.
The Advance Of the French
Against Puebla.
}Expl0TS OF THE CHASSEURS D'AFRIQUE
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The Revolution IN st. Do
mingO at nm End.
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DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
How the Slave Trade with Cuba is
Suppressed,
~ En- Be-

mo steamship British Queen Captain lie Mesur er from
Havana March H. ard Nassau N p 10h arrived TINS
port carly last evening
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, March IA, 1863.
S2s Kegoason 81. Dsm,ngo--OG cial Dsspdtches-The
zbsons Enga9ea- WAM a Governor Said He Woaed
Do-7ne Battles, as Reporea-Ndpoeon Baysfg Horses
IN Nso rork-Another Shocking T,sss.n to the Brush
Fso-TAe Alasama-Ne,cs from tie Sons-A Cargo Of
Sss Hxndved Negroes, de-, dc.
The revolution in st. Domingo at end, at least
We Informed n telegram received by the Captain
General from the Governor Of Puerto Principe, which
rams thus
1.-THE Commandant General Of Santiago de Cuba, in q
asspatcn which to hand 1T half past two O'Clock
"A. NJ says'Thc frigate Pe,ronila has arrived st.
Domingo The nsurrecton there has been smothercc.
Tho most complete tranquility regns throughout that
territory'v
The next thing have deal with tho history or
what actually occurred and for this tayo depend
what the government chooses to permit me papers
hire publish. The details have brought by
per Catholic Maes,y's transport No. g. which arrived
here Thursday evening direct from the scene OF the
events in question.
The instruction broke nc 2lst of last month in
NC towns san Lorenzo &c euayuhn, Las Matas. Daha
sabaneta and Monte Crs, all on the Hayden border,
Guayubn had TO retire, or rather, Monte Crsti,
where they board schooner the Matilda,
md thence carried 10 Puerto Plata may add here that
rs said these forty all that Jeff alive Of
much larger force, who we're surprised and massacrcd,
ssh tho exception Of these forty who escaped 70 use
classic expression, 'iby the skin Of their teeth"
General Hungria, Dominican, commandant Of the
srict Santiago dc los Cabaeros, left that city with
hreo hundred Spanish soldiers in pursuit Of the rebels,
md % tn encamped at Jabon also the Hayticn
routier and strategic Of which General well
NEW. II feared that the instruction would be
ssoded Santiago actually did break out the
sGh and 27th the insurgents being attacked and dis
DsrVsd by brave officer who, al the head OF very in
swor forces charged them with the bayonst, killing,
wsunding and capturing many, losing only three
sa,pAsd. r. Is
We are told that tho rebels were pursued far beyond
nntiago that they crossed river, carrying away cr
sssoyng they had used that tho pursucrs
aAed aososs overlook them and administered further
The following despatch Of General Bucc,a. Commander
aChief Of the operating columns, 10 Captain General
balcc explains what has been done elsewhere
Mosr ExcELLsSr sR-I have ararticuar satisfaction
so c 70 70 the 2, s ss
h island no oager exists sncs beaten ny the column
ssarnine hey whine he leader.
SAY 'yf fosw = % % ''ea '''' 'h p'"'e
The despatch IS dated from Monte Cristi, on the 5n
Details Of General Hunrrias operations have
eosived except in general way. In 1despatch which
have says he routed the rebels completely,
liking three pieces OF artillery occupying their post
Apturing munitions, provisions, flags, &c, killing and
rounding great many, with the loss on bis side n only
lssht wonnded--among them captain.
Even In Pue rto Plata things were ripe Tor outbreak
but the vigilance Of the civil and military authorities
Ssvsated any serious manifestation Az envoy sent 70
sm by the Guaynbn insurgents was arrested and that
vsnt prob bly, interfsred with their plans
Etar da Rnr n
atOca lelt Rsyana with troops. as informed you in
Ass communication but though they may BIO itic too
heir conpsnions 81 Domingo they may have another
Aancs before very long.
The latest postery told Of the Governor Of Puerto
ata, Of those Domnicans who daily thank God for
naa ~, rsr shcs ~ n,sss = arae,
Join the column under General Buceta addressed ms
ssutsnant 10 the following patriotic and sonl.'noTng
words;-"Remcmber that we have bccn companie Ms,
hat have fought toQther, and that NC are
panards % Should Won be guilty of treason, this dag
er viii lind you wherever you may seek an asylum, and
Tho closing scenes this chapter viii of course be tho
hoospg OF number Of unfortunates whose blood win be
ke that of the martyrs, the seed from which shall
spring others TO initiate them. For thus IL is that
Tueliy IL always punished by Its own acts
Tho Instruction thus brought 10 sudden cose--if
indeed, II be endedwas rather Serious from tho fact
Aat broke out In severa. points once. have been
sld that great many unpleasant circumstances and
have suppressed that the whole STAND IN con-
missed that the onnlcans are desermned 70 carry 90
breed leave the country in disgust an1 that they
s,l have henccforin. while they remain there to main.
sn much larger army than they would desire. give
eu these things as hear them, leaving II - your op
bon to accept or re cct them
where the resurrection broke out are oil In tho pro
user Of Cibao Tho hrst narncd town was founded "a
6S3 destroyed by order OF the then governor
- prov Ince 10 put an cud Illicit trading. estab
shed port In 1885, during the war between France
cnso the sa y ns
ne population at that time was about three thousand
is2s scarcely reached one thousand souls, ana nov
mo town or san Iorerro, opposite mouth OF the
9uayubn river stands on the banks o. the river Yaquo
u b OF no importance whstever.
Daysbnp, bslabon. Iaxabon or IAxabon-for fam.
the uuhercic ysblcs both ways-was founded IL
In last century, tho right bank the river u tn
sme name which the French have called Massacre sns
which i7I7 has served as boundary line between
esuai occupation 81 its inbabitapts, who arc few
Smuggling Some seventy OF eighty years since IL had
pspn.aon q four thousand; but since lss3 II
es,nsed position during the between tho Iayt,en
nd b, minicans subjected u 10 almost total ruin.
Tho French transports Seine and Joan Of Arc IN nor,
ne former urocee . TO New York 20 take !,
board half zen horses intended for ihe personal N
s Majesty ss s nsy 1e mus. &c ne D.
Bsrou Wagner, the prusslan Minister 70 Mexico, Ia
arrived here on his way 70 kcrore
passenger from vera Cruz, the English sseame
.aydc, sys I'VE we're going along quietly when "
are bali ~ f-ii considerable dr tancc from
sei We hos'ca her Britannia Majesty TAG and an AM
rCAn came On 70 Wttty HiWsth thas ~. s''ine
not Conl sderate. Tho officers 81 the Clyde eS
psessed profound astonishment al the conduct 81 III
FEDERAL vessel particularly since were but lew mile
from PMedon Grande; and have heard Il said that ID
case would be Submitted TO tho government be
Ma esiy IN order that "a, sacDn may be demandedfros
shas o. the United states" Awful d. you really thin
there win be war;
Paq~rs from Puerto Rico Of the "a inst gay iha, Al
uniya wilkes had visited the capal ~ tina, island
vessels n his sararor exchanging the usual salute
v,sh the forts on the 22d the spanish steane
1erran cortes lSined IN celebrating the DIV rs nrins
1ofue The Boi,fin, o. ssne arfe says that IN
Asshsma wss very recently nj -. Inouaay, vh,her w
)kdsval ycssels bal gore to look for her,
ne steamer Anonlca which laisly arrived here for