The New York herald., 1866-07-05
REVOLUTION In ST. DOMINGO.
Expulsion OF Baez and NulIifcation OF
the Acts OF His Administrator ion--DetafI
or HIS Retirement-Trfumv APP
pointed 60 Condu the Affairs OF State
Generals PimenteI, Duperon and Garcia
In Charge OF the Government, &c.
our HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.


Generals PimenteI, Duperon and Garcia
In Charge OF the Government, &c.
oUR HAVANA coRREsPoNDEscE.
HAVANA, June 3o 1904
The Spanish steamer Barcelona, from ST. Thomas
Porto Rico, St Domingo and -. Jago do Cuba, arrived
here the 9th. The news from st. Domingo TO June
10 Is important
The Aonitr In giving details about the fall and fright
Of General Baez, makes a long series comment upon
his past administration II asserts that the revou-
tionary movement which preceded his downfall not
only part OF the asscs but the majority Of
the people, and therefore in every respect spontaneous
and legitimate rising. For some time past there
considerable deal Of discomfort against his government
which showed disposition, or did not know how. to
funl It's duty That the people should therefore, have
risen In great Is not surprising; they sup
ported BY the most distinguished supporters OF the Ere
storation," which gave very significant character as
being purely national
The more serious disturbances commenced In the
South, In the community Of San Crstobal and the prov
ncc OF Cibao, until 1t approached recently the vcry
gates OF the capital Since the night Of the Goth ul, Gen
era Adon reached the left bank Of tho ozama and thu
2sh generals Pmenel and Curel arrived with additiona
forces OF Cbao accompanied by General Manzucta and
others from the neghboring towns. General Bacz wal
thon warned 70 give up the command, which occasonet
communications backwards and forwards, all OF a favor
able tendency until night came on, when Baez deter
mined to embark In the government schooner Capotd
But Pncntel aware OF this sent him word not TO do
In vessel belonging to the State. Tho schooner mean
while got under way, with the baggage of Baes o.
board but Pimentel closed the passage between the
forts Angulo and San Diego and by midnight all EFFORT
the part Of Baez TO escape were useless; that
the town was already In the power OF the assaants f
had alternative but TO take refuge In the houe
Of the French Consul The following day the Ministry
made formal delivery 10 Generals Pimentel and Curiel
who were appointed TO form n triumyirate The oni
incident which this arrival Of
brothers Of Baez board Dutch schooner from Azua
General Pimentcl with force Of cavalry aud infantry
LETT FOR Cbao 10 Induce the adhesion Of Aacurs 10 the
national movement General Cabral left for Azua witt
special mission to form an administration in that
province. General Aybar had marched previously fof
country
General Curiol Secretary or Justice under the new
Triumvirae OF the republic announces that the differ
ences between the actual government and the dsaected
generals had been amIcaby arranged The following
conditions had been agreed 10, under dale OF the 18th
instant:-"In the camp at Jacagua Present-Generals
Polanco, Medrano, r. Polanco, Lopez, Leon santes,
Laza J. N. Nunez C. Nunez Tenares Gomez ana Do
mnguez. Agreed That General Ba'z shall at future
time be admitted 10 the Presidency OF the Dominican
republic, az Is ordained by the nations manifest dated
Santiago the 2@th April 1865 Second. That all candi
dates 10 the Presidency b. excluded TN the people, legal
ly constituted shall direct otherwise. Third, That the
turn unmoasted TO their homes, like the rest Fourth,
That the materials Of war shall be delivered to tho
arsenal of santiago
II Is stated thai Baez managed the finances 10 such
way that in six months the expenditure exceeded
hundred thousand dollars III this is true presume
paper dollars are mean He Is above all things accused
Of wilfuily enrchng himself at the expense Of the
republic which not only had deeply injured the interests
or trade but plunged tho country into a most painful
situation. The merchants looked upon him with dls-
trust, they guarantees in his administration
The absence OF all consideration for the general Interests
came TO such an extreme that while the obligations
which the revolutionary governments contracted during
tho war OF restoraton and which the nation considers
sacred and pre-. eminent, entirely set aside
derhand and unjustaabe claims were made by thu house
ID npa
gotiaions which wero mixed up with his own private
concerns
The principal charges against Baez may be summed up
FSra-Having Illegally a.arpsa tho Presidency er me
rcpuprc against the win Of the people ithe majority
who were by violence prevented from making their own
choice
S-ond-ravIng exercised that power Arbitrarily
Third-Having undermined tho constitution Of the
Stale; having prejudicod the republican principles on
which isbased and creating meetings for tho purpose
OF upsettng II and substituting the constitution Of ls5a
F6UrtNot having respected the representatives Of the
nation who, despite their privileges Of Immunity, were
persecuted and imprisoned.
F9nh-Haying the public prisons filed with en- nent
patriots and prosecuting 70 the death the Trends of 10
ery and the republic
honor ~ anti national idea- and othors on men
who were not entitled 10 the public confidence.
Having made null and VOID the right Of free
election through fear and terror and BY the same means
Influenced Congress-
EsgAa-Hsylng permitted all kinds q misconduct on
Plata and the towns Of the south by making arbirury
sxActionA
Nfnlh-Haying jeopardzed the national credit ere
not less burhensome abroad and having made bad use
Of thu government funds
The Council Of Generals assembled In Santiago tho
ist OF June, resolved as follows
Fr-Thsi the government of Bacz he totally ignored
enre 30 no other government than that now established
In tbs city.
ssowd-That the government Of the republic shall Tor
the present preside In Santiago de los tabaios and -
Trumvirs shall he composed OF Generals Pimentai, Do
pcron and Garcia o. these presiding the ibree ha
never 90 absent from the centre
Thsyd-The Trumvirs shall a,ree On ~ election u
four or more secretaries for tie despatch of pubic
business.
Fooa-onee the country i Tranquil, by The retire.
ment OF scn0r Baez the government WI rpm0ve % tho
capital Of the republic, where Il rlll dicaie such
measures a. may be conducive 70 ave y definite ad
The rrumvirais of the republic has dccrecd Al acts
DEGREES JUDGMENTS, concessions licenses, passports and
all pubic documents ngne OF ssled by Central Baez
Presiden, o the Dominican rep bile after the 2fih o.
April last, shall be null and VOID
The arts of the senate from The day Of s installation
are declared nun and void TIE constlutlon Of the 1Ah
Of November 1895 shall be maintained IN full force and
vgor
may have gwen or pronounce hereafter, not In A.
cordsnce with srcle eghtyseven of the sid cons "a
ton, paragraph. ave and eight shaf N the zane form
become uu and void
The delegate Of the IT uuvlra,e decrees.--
Firs-An auxiliary government council /. reaisd, pre-
fded by the delegates ~ the Tnumvirste dividing
itself INTO four committees which arc 70 take charge ~
the diorent branches Of the public administration.
Socond-Thc following have been appointed 10 form
those committees Inferior and poce--tienrrnl Man.
xueta citizens felcra and Castro Foreign AGairs lus
tice and Public Instrnction-0cner.l curiel, ciTsns
Bohsdla and Garcia Finance and ommerce--fcncFai
Pcreirs oitixens Garido and Tiallo. War and Navy
Generals Aybar, Reino~o, Alvarr aud castiiio
General cabrai arrived On the oth INST and vas re-
ceived " N open arn& =
on The on General Basz embarked IL The steamer
Barcelona Tor 70 Thomas the government having geo.
eronsiy permitted him 70 leave The country.
General Baex ard stan passengers in the steamer BAR
ceona. Tass~d san Joan, Porto Rico, roafs for 50
Thomas On ne tTih int
The French steamer hegers arrived fron o.
Thomas on the 10th instant
Brutal Murder st Morrtsania.