New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
SANTO DOMINGO.

HAVANA, Sent. 2S.-On the morning OF the Goth
Of August the English schooner Cuew was was wrecked
near santo Domingo. Tho crew was saved. Her cargo
consisted of mahogany, and was lost.
National Congress approved and ratified the treaty
with Hayti Oh the 3d. and the Legislative session closed
Eugene p Smith arrived the 9Th, bearing the treaty
with the United States which VIII be at once ratified
the Province of ANA The analysis of anthracite coal
has proved satisfactory and the mines as Wei AS thosc
of copper, of sor Montecatteni are 10 be worked. .
S,NTo DOMINGO sept. 14.-During the week the EnRlish
brig Paragon 232 tus, arrived from Newfork 10 loai
guauo at Altone English schooner Pa1ora del ocsaho'
II2 tuns bound from Mayaguez To Ponce, Puerto kco,
put into St. Domingo in distress; mas been ehareieu W
load guanO at the same place.
PRESIDENT CABRALs ADMlNISTIATIoN-TIiE
TREATY WITH HAlTI-MINlNG ENTERPRISE
A NATIONAL BANK.
From Special Correspondent
sAYTo DoMINGo. Sept. 9. 1867.
Peace and progress are now the order OF the
day in this country. President Cabrals welldeserved
popularity the increase, and his wise ana energetic
administration Of affairs is inauguratng new era OF
prosperity St Domingo The most hopeful feature OF
the case is that he is backed il his efforts by weor-
panized and powerful national party guided by enghi.
ened views, and animated by sentiments OF
sincere patriotism. When the disturbances which
brought Gefrard's career TO an ABRUPT t Ter, sr,
many here that tho revolution in the nelsnpot-
ing republic would compromise us in some way or Vthe
hnt the course adopted salnavc his accession to
power speedily disspated all apprehension on TINS score
been concluded between the republics cannot fail to
produce the beneficial result 10 both Inc eAperi
shown the HaytiaE people and the dominican people
that 10 Is only by means OF union tDat tney eau hai
tam their independence and advance teir Dutn pros
periy IL would that the lessons they nave Deeh
taught not likely 10 be lost upon them. - a., -,
As TO the treaty, 1t now only awaits the rauhsao @ "
the Dominican Congress. The delegates sent by Pttsl
dent sanave arrange IT, six In number were received
the greatest enthusiasm aud days after their arrival
here the premiuares of the treaty signed Among
brgandase on the frontiers OF the two countries and the
exiraditon Of political refugees who abuse the asy Ium
their own Government. In view Of the trouble
caused by such characters In times past, me
estimated. Another article Of the treaty pledges
the contracting parties to preserve n'ioaie tho ,gt
ty Of their respective territories No portion OF elmer
ayti or St Domingo IL on any account he allenaed
This being so there is no hope OF the United states
third article provides for the healing Of an Old sore
viz: the settlement OF claims on bolh drs arising o, 81
ST. Domingo from Iayti took place Ia 1854 THIS treaty
was Se ,Cg ns raS o, other @ for the 5
years and speaks volumes for sanaNe hai one OF t
amity to - Domngo n rebounds equally to the credit
Of President Cabra and the Dominican people INA. 'e
overiures Of the Haytians have been rs heartily re-
The country already feeling the good effects Of this
policy peace, coDciiaon aud progress IN me ln,reas
fulness which has been awakened The woIkinH v .hc %
MIN reS ANALYSIS OF The has been
made by ~ Revolt, engineer of the Mining school oi
PARIS aud has been demonstrated 70 DC V eASeens
Guality Hitherto oamels imported from the Canary
Islands have employed I'm working the mines bt
so nne xpectedy great has been the success obtained IN
this enterprise and cheering are the prospects It u
Is now proposed construct railway from santiago 10
the principal mining district 81 Domingo u lndeDeI
for the opening mp Of this new source of
wealth principally 10 the enterprise and energy
of citizens OF the United States, Of whom
there are many now in the country engaged
in prospecting working mines The export of gnano
froIa tile little island Of Alto Nelo on the Increase from
1000 20 1900 being shipped 10 the United states
every month. Thee tobacco crop for this year u hc
largest that has gathered for the last ten years
Thc Government has established bank which has com
menced operations by issuing so0 In notes edeenabe
in spccc and guaranteed by the right Of guano eNpora
tion This will help the finances of the country and en-
able the Government Ia make some arrangement Tor
meeting the claims Of those foreigners whose property
was destrsyed during the OF the Spanish nterven-
tlon among whom some New York merchants Con
ndencc is increasing and business Is getting brisk