The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
HAYTi.

The Caoss Dispersed by the Government
Troops The Finances Improving - The
French Clsims-seulouqse's Remains Nos
10 be Allowed On Haysien Seii-Educaiion.
Advicss from Port M Prince 70 the 2sth OF September
have been received here.
The insurgents in the NORTH known a. Caeos had been
completely dispsrssd BY the government troops On
the loth Of September Fort Biasson, in which they had
sntrenchsd themselves, taken BY assault Those Of
the brgsnds who escaped from the fort fed into
the Dominican territory. but the Dominican govern
ment in pursuance Of OF the articles OF
tho treaty which IL has just concluded with
Hsyt, Immediately had them arrested. President
salnave had issued . proclamation, announcing the
dispersion Of the Cdoos and copgratuating the country
upon the fact that peace rsgnsd throughout the whole
republic he the Hayden people that the gov
eminent will always be prepared 10 take the most snsr
gstc that state Of tranquility, which
Ii indispensable TO the welfare Of the country.
The finances Of the country we're assuming healthy
aspect.
payment had been made to the Charge fA6air0 OF
the French government Of the Of 495 900 france
towards the liquidation OF the national debt 10 France
AL the engagements Of the government had boon met
issues OF paper money had been made 10 supply the
place OF mutilacd Withdrawn from circulation and
Hayden dollars to the spaniah dollar Business pros
poets improving and daily becoming more reassur
ing as TO the future The coffee crop which is very
large this year. finding ts way to the Market and
there free deliveries. In consequence Of nuner-
arrivals foreign msschandies was declining In price
AS the result OF tho peaceful stale Of the country and
the revival 10 business, confidence wag being fast re-
stored.
An interesting debate had taken place in the National
Assembly petition Of the relatives Of the late En-
peror Soulouque, asking permission TO inter bis remains
iouaues native place where he died The PRAYER Of The
petition was opposed on the ground that Soulouque had
violated the trust reposed In him as the ruler Of his
had thA nftnn whfp hA
to uphold and defend and had established des
posm in hayt to the great injury Of the people and
the disgrace OF the republic. II quite enough, said
the several speakers who opposed the Petition he
had been accorded the liberty Of returning to Hay TO
special marks Of honor ought to receive none. The
petition was rejected by large majority.
the official organ OF the government had published
the text OF circular issued by the government TO tho
Hayan Legations 1t Paris, Madrid London and WASH
ngon The circular says that the present government
will use its best endeavors to strengthen and make pro-
ftable the important commercial relations existing be-
tween Hayti and England France, Northern Germany
and the United States. II will afford every possible
facility 20 commercial operations and will faithfully
observe all engagements which it might contract with
foreign powers. Foreigners Of all nations residing
Hayt or visiting It, will find ample protection for their
persons and their interests all that ia required Of them
beng that they obey the laws Of the country and abstain
from interference in its internal political affairs
The government assiduously engaged in arranging
plans for the establishment of system Of national edu
public instruction bad published a circular, making
known the vie~s and Intentions Of the government
this suUeS Inv pane contempintea inc estaonshmeht
Port Prince, the capital. OF Haytien university,
the footing the colleges Of France, thus pre-
venting the necessity Tor Haytiens sending their children
10 that country 10 obtain the advantages OF superior
education Primary schools to be established forth
with In all the communes and schools OF industry
In several parts of the republic, In which latter
the Hayden youths TO be instructed in hand
crafts Apropos OF this subject Of education, intei-
gence had been received that the distribution OF
prizes at the imperial Lyceums in Paris the 9Th
August three young Hayuens had Greatly distinguished
themselves, and one OF them, named Bergeaud, had
obtained the degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences
President Ssnave's health completely restored,
aud he had pleasure trip TO Lergane His wise
and energetic Administration Of affairs coupled with the
many proofs he had given OF sincere had
for him the respect and confidence OF all classes
the country.