New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

CUBA.
NEWS FROM HAYTI-AFFAIIs YET UNsETTiEp-GEF-
z rRARD AT KNGsToN-TIIE AMERICAN CONSUL AT
ST. MARC-NEws FROM vENEZUELA-AIL QUIET
BAD CONDITION or THE FINANCES.
Prom Our Special Correspondent - ., - ,o,-
Tho latest news received from Hayti is not favor
able 10 the cause of public order The election for Prcs
dent which was TO have taken place on the e'h ihst'
could not carried into effect but Tor what REASON
not stated probably from the violence OF the eren
politlca factions The Provisional Government su con-
timed 10 exercise power Gen. Nssage acting as Chef
Magistrate sanave was expected on the ith at Port
auPince where 1t was SAID nc would be as well received
as at Aux Caves The above was brought to sant
ago de Cuba from Kingston, Jamaica where the Englsh
maIlsteamer Mexican arrived on tho iith from
Portau Prince According to the accounts brought by
tho Mexican and which founded the reports OF the
Officers Of the aboye-named steamer Gen victoria Wn9
had gone St. Mare by order OF Sanaye had tortured
the town purpose of declaring against him. OH ms
arrival thero bo pulled down the Triumphant arches
which had been raised In honor OF SaInave Ihs event.
Prince was looked upon as the Of another
revolutionary attempt; In consequence there was no pun
v nDd anxisty When the Mexican left PortauPunce
there were IN the port French and an American steamer
Ex.PresIdent Geffrard was at Spanish Town Jamaca),
and 1t was reported that he Was endeaV0rng to get
circulation from the fact Of Geffrard having paid VISIT
of etiquette TO the Governor Of the Island ad e story
of s attempting get naurallzed has been denied by
te spondent Of the Kingston paper ut Spanish Town.
where Gcfirard resides. -,
The Ans rican warSteamer 6usquchanna, bearing the
flag Of Admiral Palmer, had arrived at Kingston from
POtau Prince and to remain there Tor -FOUR OF Ve
days. , 49,,
ter from Iayti to France. report was In circulation
there that French fleet about TO come to fOlta-
Prince 60 make demands the Haytan Government Tor
certain StpulaOns Wich agreed To nt te thc "a
It's independence but which had not yet been carried into
effect The French steamer Themis carrying the flag OF
Admiral Didelot, which left hero when tho ncws wl6
brought of troubles In Hayu had arrived at Port
tlon TO the Thomis the French gboa Bonvet was yng
I'm the aboyenamed EarbOr. -
The United states steamer Mackinaw had gone 10 ~
Marc. having on board the American Consul at Fort
an Prince This appears confirm tie reports which
were in circulation thcro that tho revOutOns!s OF 81
the American Consul account OF his having assisted
certain refugees who gd sought his protection from te
violence OF the rcyOluOnists The exact nature OF TINS
attack on the rights and privileges OF the American Con-
sulship stated, but It reported that NlOcnce
had been used although TO what extent Is not known
By the English mail steamer from St. ThOnns we haNo
news from Caraccas venezuela 10 the Sih, but nothing
worthy of mention had occurred there The country was
at peace and the Congress was occupied among othcr
filings, With reforming tho constitution and haklhg
changes I'm the CustOm-HouSe tariff. The states Oh
Merida aud Zua weru treaty about fusing INTO one
state and had each appointed commissioner 10 carry the
Intention into effect la the State Of Caranbo there ha
been return 10 peace, and sc hear nothing more OF
tho late attempts Rt revolution The Inanoia aIias VI
lie Venezuela Republic are however In disastrous
state there any funds ln o treasury TO cs me
iucrcs. Of the debt. Tie Government requires OIL lho
money that they collect to meet more pressing eA
lgencies AT home.