New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE HAYITAN REVOLUJjON

sALNAvE ELECIED PREsIDENr-IfH DECREE ENfh-
THIATING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARTICULARS
ABOUT THE NEW PRESIDENT.
By late arrival at this port have further intel
lgence from Bayti via Jamaica. received az the latter
place by her Majesty's ship Cadmus
Gen. Nissage saget had at length been Induced to ac
cept the Provisional Presidency, and Gen SalDaye had
elected President by the Senate but had not yet
nved at Port au Pripce from the North.
The following te decree eypatratng President Gel
frard calling upon the people to pursue and capture
him should he land in Haytan territory.
Considering that Gen. Gefard has violated the provis
ion Of the Constitution, and become traitor to the
try, and abseonded from the Capitol followed by his
issaries the night of the 18Th OF March, taking with
thein the public moneys, i Is dccrced ,
sons-in-aw A. Dufey N Corset A.. Windsor aud y. Cog
none banshed forever from the territory Of the Re
q Also for 10 years the following: A. Canic Tberus
Zamor, B NaInse, 81. Nacary, IT. Alnand aud Cadet
g. In case the decree should be violated any citizen II
authorized 10 treat them as traitors.
listers from the dissolution Of the House Of Represents
tyes 1865 20 the 23d February 1867, are included IN
visionaily coniiscated.
such parts of their property as are pershabe viii be
The Revolutionary army Of ST. Mares entered Psrt an
Prince on the 10th OF March, and enthusiastically
received by the Inhabitants They visited the Cathedral
where Deun chanted In honor OF the revolution
salnaye had written sagct approving Of all that the
Provisional Committee had done concerning tho revision
Vi te Constitution and the sending away great part OF
the army to their firesIdcs He had also written Gen
hevalier in command Of the troops at Port an Prince
expressing his approval OF the steps ne hau tkcn ie
letters had been read TO the soldiers ana ~ sad hat
the greatest concord prevails between the three ebei
The following interesting particulars OF the new may
tan President given in letter from genteinan a.
Cape Haytlan friend al Port au Prince under date oi
Aplfi x,.,. 80 a., ,o,
''Gen salnave arrived at Cape IIaytan Oh the morn,
inc OF the 2Tth March from Turks Island, WIN about
twenty followers He received with the greatest en-
thasiasm The wharves and principal streets Were
crowded and salutcs fired in his honor from te
shore and also from the American vessel 0 war nt was
in port Flags flying In all the Windows An the
COngus went 20 the wharf 10 receive him. HIS return
was comparable 10 the return OF Napoleon from li re
is evidently fiae fellow; quite young man OF 80 anu
no more lie looks much better than no s represented ~
his photograph lie not yet disposed 10 come over o
PORT au Prnce he wishes to put things III 0ider ls'
He does not wish 70 see any OF Geffrards people -,
The provisional President, with the consent or tho
Executive Council bad published decree dseont@nnng @
the Consulaes az Kingston, Jamaica ana TURKS isaha
These appointments were held by sdhercnts OF |uei
frafds. H.. a..
The Financial Department had published notice ma
from ist April the import and tunnage duties Wouu
received at the Treasury IN national currency NJ "
Treasury rates. . go, -
When the Cadmusleft Port Prince the French & war
steamer Tennis and gunboat ROwat were at anchor ere
The United states steamer Of war hacklnaw liiu eIt
Port Prince for 81. Marc, with the United Staies
Ministers.