New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
IfdYTI.
THE TREATY WITH SANTA DOlUNGO-DIFFI-
Guilty WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
sALNAVE's POPULARITY STATE OF THE

TIE TREATY WITH SANTA DOMINGO-DfFFI-
Guilty WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
sALNAVE'S POPULARITY STATE OF THE
COUNTRY.
Advices to the 81 instant have been received
from Port au Prince.
The text the treaty OF peace, amity, and
recently concluded with tho Dominican Republic has
been published in The Official organ Of the Haytan Gov
eminent The following are the most important articles
Of the treaty: The two governments recrrocolly bind
themselves never TO permit or tolerate upon hcr rcscc
tive tcritor's any indiN or any 6ad 9f men, or
any party seeking 10 disturb the established order %
things IN tue hcigboring state ana they iufthtr pd
Themselves, upon the demand of the government whose
peace threatened from their frontiers, and
whose might occasion trouble aud disorder IN
the ncighooriug Stateproyded such demand be based
upon knowledge O: facts rendering the measure noccs
They engage further to maintain with all their forces
and with Their whole power tie Integrity OF their rospec
tive territories and never 10 ccde TO- or alternate IN favor
of any foreign Power, any part Whatever Of their terri
tories or Of the adjacent Islands dependent thereon
The Two contracting parties engage -o Ia enter into
further treaty of defensive alL,o Ia case 81 foreign
Ii Is provided that tho boundary lines II the two stat
shall be fixed by special treaty and IA IN" mean tc tho
Republics -hall each maintain their actual .p-
The vessels Of each and thr!r rnrs fla i'ey
most favored nations and the pioduct- Of t" two CONT
tries passing tue rontes shall Lo he sui vct ~ any
Representatives or Consular agents - Al, be appointed
o such places as might be Judged convoncr A. ns
10 enjoy al the prcroutiyes imnluncs ANA cNnPdons
That are accorded to those OF class Of tho
favored natuns.
The relations between The Haytan Government aud
the British Government likely 10 bc disturbed hy
events arising of the part taken by the British steam
cr Bull Dog, IN the attack upon Cao liayen two years
ago Hhen ranayc headed an abortivc revolt AGAINST
rd's Government. IL having transpircd mat the
BAH Dogs participation IN the affair WAS The result OF
pfccOrccrttd arranrcment between Gerhard ana tho
British Charge dAfirs Ia Hayu, Mr. spencer 81 John
Immediately upon Salhavc's succession 10 power the
llayiian demanded Oi the British GoNer
mrut the recall Of Ar. st. john Instead Of recalling 81
john however they have ordered home Mr.. Byron, the
British Consul at Port au Prince, against whom The
former has brought charges Of dcrclctOu Of duty. MI
BYRON has held The Office Of Consul at Port au Prince Tor
over 10 yerre has married Haytian lady, aud is very
popular WITT the laytans. ST. John, on the other land,
I dctestcd by for the pant he took IN the Cape Hay
tcu business The result Of the inyCsugatlOn into the
charges brought against Mr. Byron by his superior, 10
awaited with considerable anxiety and II II Thought not
mprolablc that the u>hot of the whole affair may lie
the Withdrawal Oi the laytan Minister from the Court
OF 81. james. - go -
sanavc has recovered from his Illness. For the first
time in two months he made his appearance III Port au
Prince OH the 2Orh August when ho met with most en-
thusasio reception the people pressing around him ln
such numbers inat o found IL difficult Ia move on He
Is still energctically pushing forward the work OF re-
form.
The local revolt In tho North having been completely
suppressed tranquility prevailed throughout the kepuD
he The coming coffee crop, IL Is expected VIII DC un
prCcedentedly large