The New York herald., 1867-04-24
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GcTrard. His Family and Connectiens Al
Osilawed-GeneraI salnave Approves the
Conduct OF the Revolutionary Commiftce-
He II Elected President and Accepts &c.
The following additional details Of the late revolution
in HAyti are taken from the Jamaica papers.-
decree dated March IT, sigusd by the Chief Of tho
Revolutionary COMMITTEES. is a. follows
Considering thas General Genrard has violated the
provisions Of the constitution, become traitor 70 the
country and absconded from the capital, followed ~
his smssanes, on the night Of the 18th OF harcn,
taking With them the public moneys, 1t 10 decreed:-
al; - pepay 4. corse A. Windsor w and p 90
quse-are bsnsIsd from tho territory Of the re
Also 70, ten n: soaownsA CARR: =, TSsnS: esS.
this should be violated any citizen Is au.
General GeGard and ali those who have been his Min
q s1p:ssa sSsr pTopsrs. az are 'rS proSsoa.y
such parts Of their property psrishabls win bs
Chief Of the Committee. CHEvALLIER..
The Revolutionary Committee Of St Marc's had also
passed decree expatriatng ex-Presdent Gefrard and
should he land on Hsyian territory The execution this
decree was committed to the patriotism Of the citizens,
and signed BY Montas, president Of the committee,
The following, dated March Is 1851, was also pub.
lished :-A officers, civil military who have been
promoted BY Gerard iron the 9th Of July, 1885, are
All officers, civil or military, who did not take an
active part In this revolution arc dismissed from the SER
vice.
The revolutionary army OF st. Mares entered Port au.
Prince the 10th OF March, and enthusiastically
received BY the nhabtans They visited the Cathedral
whore Te Deus chanted In honor OF the revolu-
ton.
General Nssage saget had accepted the provisional
Presidency, and General Sanave had been elected Pres
The Provisional President with the consent OF the
Executive Council had published decree discontinuing
n pnd
d The Financial Department had published q decree
that from April the import and tonnage duties would
be received at the Treasury IN national currency At the
Treasury rate
The following are extracts Of letter from gentle.
man at Cape Hayden TO friend at Port Prince dated
April l, four O'Clock p NJ Generai Sanava arrived at
Cape Hayen the morning OF the 9th OF March from
Turks Island, with about twenty followers. He was
received with the greatest enthusiasm. Tho wharyes
and principal streets were crowded, and saues
tired his honor from the shore from the American
vesses-ofwar in port Flags we're flying in all the
windows All the Consus went to the whar; receive
him. His return comparable TO The return of Napo
leon from Elba He is indeed fine fellow; quite a
young man of thirty-three. and no more He looks
much better than he is represented in his photo raph
He is not vet disposed to over; he wishes put
things in order first He does not wish to see any of
Geifrard's people
Another letter says:-General sage Sage and Vic
torin Chevallier both received letter from General
Sanave dated Cape Haytcn, 9th March, which letters
have been read to the army, expressing approval of
the they had taken IL is satisfactory say
that these three chiefs agree together admirably WE'LL
The letter which Sainave wrote Nissage Saget and
vctorn approved OF all they had done concerning the
revision Of the constitution" and the sending home
great part of the army.
was expected that General Salnave would reach the
capital on the 9th.
The United States steamer Mackinaw had left Por.au-
Prince for ST. Marc, with the Upted States Minister
board.
General sanavc had issued proclamation stating
that his intention to carry out the same policy
which he had laid out for himself in the revolution OF
May 1865. He calls for the election OF delegates to
frame new constitution and casts suspicion on the
members OF the provisional government 1t is expected
that sanavc will mako on the republic OF ST. Do
mngo whose President, Cabra is personal enemy. II
is reported that steps have already
carry cut this part OF his paus reported that
General Chevaier was TO leave Port Prince TO
mence mara uding warfare on st. Domingo. How FAR
Salnave is backed in this affair BY the agents of the
European governments is question for time decide,
but IL certain that all his means overthrow Gerard
and carry out whatever plan he has In view being
received from the British islands OF the nsishborhood