The New York herald., 1866-08-28
NEWS FROM HAYTl.
sup CAPE aArrEs CORRESPONDENCE.

Large Fire mt Cape Hay ten Loss Estimated
st $780, ,OOO-The Insurgents Under Sain"se
Advance Upon Cape Hayden They are Re-
psI-ed Wuh Heavy Loss by General Mente.-
~n1nave Retreats Into san Domingo. &c.
Carn HAynxs, Hsyrs,Augus, o. 1866.
TITO United s,s,es steamer NsckTnsw, Commander
Drake from Por,-lu Prince arrived here the 1st
ntani and will remain until tho Termination OF troubles
in tins part Of the country and slo for the purpose or
looking after American interests in Cape Hsytsn and
ADJACENT waters.
About two O'Clock on The morning or tho Goth uitmo
frc broke oui ia the sioro of W. .Bodcn IL Go. and
continued until one entire block consisting Of
twenty seven houses, consumed. Tho nrc, as
u usually 20 xith all fires Hsy,! wls tho work
OF incendiagies, and Intended tho signal for
q revolution and GENERAL outbreak against the prcsout
government y. Cersrd but, through ths precautions OF
the government, WIS rapIfeesci beoriha robes could
carry out their dcaigns Tie property destroyed was
but partially injured, snd the isw i astmaied
nj 800 ooo panish rodl The sores of WILSON, IAroehc
Co.. and W. Boden Cd, Amescsn merchants, were
destrcyed, also tne stores ~ T. Dnpuy Co. and n
Cisrmoni, toreign mcEch1sv-
General Moo,es, comrnabdrng Department OF Northern
Hayt after having been 70 Gonaivss 10 suppress the w
surraet0n there Visited Hinchs where sequel of the
revolution had broken ont, and after having restored
Bssca and he frontiers ihen returned 10 Capc Hayon
and being Informed that te rebel Generals salnaye aud
Iani'o Mo.sn hsre oeIs a,"en os ,ne rnis,
started roT the town 81 Linonsde ard the frontiers a.
asslst General Pirneniel end check the advance
Of Sanags' forces. while on the frontier reached
General Nontes of the Ere st Cape Hsytien and snc
p.ting un's he al returned H. the city with has
forro. aad arrived bu, fcw h0ars alter the FRO hid
broLc1 lie &. lngk The as-sssrl precautions
io artir Xulhh the nrc having good force under hs
counsnd h ptcvonted ~. nfe lom sproadnf and Tue
people from piundering and riasng aud sbso fru-n
good military precsations prevented u. rfe OF m snzur
rhe IRE stli raging when news came from
the frontiers that Ssrsve tho r-hol chief advancing
with hs forces a.sinr Cnpo Haytlgn, with too
columns of infantry o'tsvalry General Sontes
started a. :pr ousnrnthe. distant Dfty ave miles
from Csie Hnyt.rt Ho arrived tl.rc aud the
- q, The 0tb ~ July attacked BY Sensral slnasc
IA i.puisf with heavy loss, and Cen
ersi Beuiio Nncian wounded On The following morning
sslray- r~nsvei te alta X Nth Infantry ia front, and
by hard 1yilag cooled With his cavalry n turnng the
rght ~ Gner. Non,ea forces Sslrave, however with
drew Ls oses lnl fo,rcalei :, the rod. o. verier
Rouge AMI cnesupoi
General Nonics having been Informed ~ the enrspp-
u EalnaysF forces started immediately for Fcrrer
Rouge and arrived there EARLY dsgn upon tie moro
s1Tpr eli the rcse under SalrSyc gut them 10 hght,
and csp,rred al their hoTses mules bzgrssc kc sal
rrtI,'d 10 the mountains aud toos refuge 10 hn
woods.
Genersi Montes deoung further pur MI incypedsni,
returned f.ltnonsgs there ~ watch and lvst tho
further novenents of the rehels Meanwhile Cape Hay
ten for tho present. safs against relnave. a. Il Is
thougt vi take him some time 10 orgAnzr hr forres
again.
Thr latest nsws iro,n ne frontier that m rrbcl
eral salusv. refreshing sih hr dilorgaEi.nf force
into Domingo u }. th0ught that Prefdcr, Baer ~
San Domingo vii acr The arrest ~ ~sinAve and hia
entire hand ior DTrsk rg fbe neutrality iast