New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
The VEST INDIES.
IIAYTI.


| END OF THE CACOs REBELLION-CAPTURE OF
THE LAST REBEL sTRONGHoLD-AMNEsTY
by PRESIDENT sALNAvE-vISIT OF FRENCH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE CABINET.
by a late arrival at this port we have news
from PortauPrince to the 7th March
The Cacos rebellion had been completely suppressed
through the energetic taken by President Sal
in person. and the valor Of the national troops At
on the oath February the fort Of sayane Tongue
the last stronghold OF the rebels assaulted by pOr
place was carried at O'clock in the afternoon The
Cacos officers most OF them sought safety In fight, but
their escape many OF them fell into the hands OF the vic
torious party. large number OF the men surrendered
among the killed The movements OF the attacking party
were made under the immediate directions OF the Presi
dent.
Two days after this decisive affair Salnave published
act OF amnesty excepting those only who should be found
in the woods the mountains The amnesty produced
the desired effect submissions 20 the authority
OF the Government had taken place at Fort berte; and
IL expected that peace would short time be per
fecty reestabshed The act OF amnesty provided that
all individuals implicated In the Rebellion, who should
within given time present themselves before the Pres
obtain p the protecton Of the Government and the mis-
guided peasants among them be supplied with the means
Of resumng their agricultural labors As soon as affairs In
the North had become settled, President salnave
The news OF the final defeat Of the Cacos had been
ceived at Port Prince with great rejoicing by the
friends OF the Government and the opposition party were
propOrtOnatey depressed by the turn which affairs had
taken only the previous the receipt OF the
they had put the most alarming rumors in circulation
the perous condition OF Sanayes army and the GER
tainy OF the Presidents overthrow With reference TO
these sanave had issued order Of the day. d
should, upon being identified be brought before the
courts to answer for pagang false news to the injury
OF the public interests.
The two French frigates, the Semramis and the He
rone, after short stay at Port Prince. had left that
place for Cape Haytien. Upon their arrival there,
deputaton OF the principal citizens OF the Cape waited
upon the Admiral to offer him their congratulations on
his visit TO their port The Admiral much pleased
with this mark Of courtesy and informed the d0puaton
that he would not fail to inform his Government OF the
distinguished reception he had met with both at Cape
aytien and Port Prince At the latter city the Ad
mra received every mark OF distinction ON board tho
Semiramis.
Dominican deputation from Port Platte composed
OF Gen Pablo Mena. and Col j. Vicente Garrido. had
arrived the Cape with friendly dispatches for Presi
OF body OF Dominican troops scour the woods Of
Savane Tongue the President had declined 10 avail him
self OF the services OF the troops stating that he had at
his command all the force that necessary to reesab
lish peace and order in Hayti.
Certain changes had taken I'm the Haytian Cabinet De
orme. the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs had
been intrused IN addition to his duties such with
portfolios OF the Interior and Agriculture, DIeSpi
had been named Minister Of Finance and Com
merce and " Rigaud Minister OF Justice and Public
Instruction Nichoas Clement retains his position as
Secretary OF State for War and Marine.
National School Of Military Music had been estab-
shcd at Prince under the authority and super
vision OF the Secretary OF State for War The object OF
the institution provide Military bands for all the
regiments OF the Army OF the Republic
rigd quarantine continued 70 ne enforced IN te case
OF all vessels arriving Thomas aud would be
tinued until cholera had entirely disappeared In that
Island The period thirty days reckoning from the
time OF the vessel leaving -. Thomas Tor Haytl