New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
WEST INDIES.
Civil War in san Domingo-Gen. Pinsen-
tells Government Ovcrthrown-ticn.
CabraI Appointed Protector.

Now that the DOminieans have succeeded in
driving tue invader from their soil II appears by The
latest news received from that Island that the people
are getting into complications and difficulties.
The Dqrlo of 81. JagO of the 18th inst, gives the
particulars of rerogfioa that has just occurred IN the
sister island
The Capital and other towns Of importance dn n
lengthy document headed Popular Manifestation.
published in Saao Domingo the fth) have pronounced
against Gen. Pimente who since January has been
carry ing what he called the EeiOrnst Government
with a high hand. and has declared IN favor OF Gen.
jose Maria Cabral naming him Protector of the l.c'
public: authorizing him 10 take immediate possession
Of the supreme command and devise such measures pT
the preservation Of the country and tie public Interests
as he may judge necessary, until a new government
can be established.
Gen. PimenteI wno in January last marched into
Santiago az the head of his troops making himself mas
ter OF the situation and procamng himself at the head
o. the Government is charged in the Manifestation
with acting since that time in complete defiance OF all
law and order-pcTsecuiiag the members Of the Pro.
yisOnn' Government loading cul,ns with chains ana
threatening them with death. setting aside the cleo
tons Of delegates to the National Convection. ordering
their arrest and causing new members 10 De elected
subseryient 10 bribery far forgetting the laws Of bu
maritv and civilization Gs TO publicly ofcr reward Tor
the head Of Gen Palanco who before hin was at the
head Of the Provisional Government Of favorine prol
ecs threatening the legitimate Government OF Hayu.
thus enleavoring 20 involve the Government in comph
cations with that Republic ard Of not attending 10 the
minstraton Of justice 10 the needs Of the Church
These and many other charges preferred against
Gen. Pimentc given at length in the "Manicsta-
ton" and the for despsing him ard author
zing Cabra to take the direction Of affairs Gen Cabral
has accepted this office and issued a PROCLAMATION
assigning that lie did OF the grave sua.
tion OF the country, believing 10 be his duty to sacI
/ fee himself on the altar Of his country.
H. programme Of government lie asserts 20 be com.
prised in tlcse words Liberty, Equality and Fra
terniy the people to exercise their sovereignty with
ont compulsion and give themselves 10 security.
Thus he expects 70 secure unity aud peace 10 the
country and calls for the cooperation Of all patriots
lie has already appointed Secretaries and other civil
and military officers for the different branches Of the
Government and encrgctically began TO put affairs In
order. He has written conciiatory letter 10 Pimentc
advising him TO sacrifice his ambitious projects not 20
oppose but 10 submit 10 the authority the people
become good citizen and aid in restoring peace and
quiet 10 the country.
! Mansueta, General Of Division Of the National
Armies mas also issued Il proclamation calling upon
every true Dominican TO sustain the Protector aud
assist in establishing the Government upon a firm basis
of Liberty. Equality and Fraternity.
At last accounts. Cabra. at the head of a body Of
troops. had gone 10 put down The opposition raised
against him in Cibas.