The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The Lnte InsurrectfOn ut Observation-Disclosures
observation-disclosures of the
New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of SOulOuQue's
Death.
By the Austrian frgato Novara, from Jamaica
the 9th ult, and which arrived here late on Satar
day, have intelligence from Hay,i partly from
Port Prince and partly received from private sources
per royal mail steamship lamar from Jacmol.
Jerome Montas and Monsau have been arrested at
Chabos, and Francis Montas at JacmeI They we're
lodged in prison. The latter taken to Port Prince
for safe keeping. These men have been fonentng mis-
Chief and the government anxious to preserve order
without bloodshed
Generals Chonte. Cayeau Mention and Titus Laraque
have with Jules Legros been severaly set liberty
They arrested early in August information sup
Piled to the government of thor being some way mp
Gated in a conspiracy against the Executive.
Andry, who was barbariously assassinated by band
of bandits under the designation Of Cacos commanded
by General Cayemitie, at Jeremie has been Inferred
again by the authorities who commissioned by the
President 10 pay military bonors to his remains
Damare pillaged and LAID waste the 18th July.
The same took place on same day. ls4s.
Six Of these murderous Cacos who imprisoned at
Cape Hay have effected their escape have not yet
been traced despite the vigilance OF the authorities
The brother of General Andreux lie among them. Or
der has been estored at Jercmie.
D6turOanCoS nave broken out IN vicinity Of
Crisro II difficult get information about this, but
learn that Cibao at the head OF revolutionary
party against the President OF ST. Domingo Guayabin
Gayacana, Moca, La Vega and NJ Christie on the side
OF the revolution
Later intelligence may be looked for hero about the
9th September from Jacme and on the Sth or 9th from
The sound Of cannon was heard In the direction of
Monte Crso with extraordinary rapidly and tremen
dous nose This was significant prelude Of new re-
voution which ready 70 break out in that beautiful
portion OF Hayti Since then we have learned that the
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Domingo NM Dagumbeau and Laraute have received
orders TO proceed Immediately towards Port au Prince
An instruction broke Jeremie the south side
Of the island headed by the general then in command Of
the place succeeded In repusng the rebels from the
town and pursued them to Anso d'Hanaut General
o S and
Bile to escape, be blew out his brains.
Some very airocious depredstions have been com.
mitted the north side OF the Island Tho towns OF
Hopches, st. Michel, Marmelade and others have been
sacked, and several murderous and awful acts COM
mitted. The chiefs are Andrieux and Base men un'
known. The government have taken very active
70 ares! the progress Of this murderous work
with troops also the Secretary State for the In
terror (Mr. OWE Cameau, who was very recently an
exile in Jamaica during the government Of Presi.
dent Geffrard), and we have the pleasing intelli.
gencc that several Of the chiefs have been shot in
engagements and others arrested, and every step Is
being taken by tthe government 10 ranquii'zc these
Recruiting for the army has commenced in the most
practice condemned BY every government, but pursued
by all OF them II not yet six weeks since the con.
stutQp has been passed. and three times already II has
Hs~Thc arrest and Incarceration Of several citizens
previous to tho mobilization Of the National Guard.
Second Rccruiimenn In the sreets A young man
returning from school, with his books under his arm,
was stopped the streets. and were not for Mr. Reg
nenond Regnier and some other citizens tho boy
would have boon rudey maitrea'ed BY one Of tho
Third-The Issuing Of Ave millions OF paper money
without any decree OF the National Assembly These
acts of too grave importance 10 be allowed 10 pass
when tho ex-Empcror solouque arrived from Curacao
he was prevented from landing by the authorities at
SaInavc regarding him. This refusal produced such q
sudden reversion OF feeling on the part OF the ex-
Emperor that he burst into food OF tears, and 60
violent was the character OF his grief that brought
n III Of apoplexy and he died three days after he was
permitted TO land Tho authorities OF Petit Guave were
not that the exEmperor returned 10 Hayt by the
The army Of Hayti is being filed by species OF
pressment upon the public streets boy returning
from school laid hold OF by recruiting oncer out
Was rescued by the citizens. 80
Five millions OF paper money have been lssned, with
out any decree Of tho National 'ssemby This act has
been loudly protested against by lie Peppe.
The Ministers Of Finance contemplate an Increase OF
fifty per cent upon the Import duties
A Kingston correspondence says: -Numberle@ per-
sons have been scno the island OF Porto Rico by drec
ton OF the Governor there some OF the leading planters
spaniard turned informer against q Masonic lodge In
Porto Rico, the lodge was surrounded by the govern
troops during Of its meetings and the brothers
In consequence OF the insurrectionary spirit prevail
ing in Porto RICO, several persons implicated in con.
spiracy against the government were summary gar
The Governor General OF Porto Rico prohibits tho
publication Of any news In the public journals regard
ing the instruction In Porto Rico
The sugar and coffee promises to be most abund-
ant.