The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05

Nissnae Sugct nj st. Marc-Bomoastlc GEN
crai Order from Ss,Inave-The isebc!s 10
Buy an American Mau-0f-sVar.
BY the way OF Jamaica and Santiago de CuDa We
have additional news from layti.
General Massage sage has accepted the Presidency
rendered him by the usurrectonlsts, am. established
his government at st. Marc. lie had opened AZ was
stated. negotiations for the purchase N Inc United
States OF a new steamer superior in size and arma
ment 70 the Alexanire Potion. II was expected that
ST. Marc would be Dombarded by SaInavc on the Sd
| and extensive preparations had been made for his
| reception.
The following address from salnave to the liayens
is translated from lie Moaite, the Official journal OF
| the republic OF Hayti:-
| GENERAL ORDER.
HAYTIENs--I have just given you an additional
proof OF Any determination 10 die o. insure Tor yO
peace and tranquility. Having boon informed yes
ferday that the steamers SYLVAN and Llberte,
in possession OF the enemy, were Domoardins my
troops VINO were besIcging Petit Goayc, embarked
Pesion, accompanc1 only by few devoted and
willing men, 10 avenge my army lew hours sur
l.berte. while the enemy on shore surrounded
| me with buleis on board sent my men TO save
| the ships crew OF the SYLVAN, winch
SINKING. In the accomplishment OF tn act OF hi-
manly General BODY lost his lie one OF my vaan.
| cenerals and two sailors But we were enabled Ia
! save about eighty PRISONERS, whom | have brought
with me- Ny troops Oh shore were marching on Tue
cly, and already had Il taken fire from the enect 81
! to crlmDle aud overthrow In It's nonenty all tho
| combined Efforts OF the Instruction eathcris, ~
! gether at Petit Goavc to stay the triumph OF ms
army ia the south. HaytienS, nave coincidence.
have p. omised you order and peace. You may rely
thereon win die or ese wall establish In the
country these Indispensable Necessities 10 our
gTea ness and prosperity. But II dufiDg ne strur
pie remain terrible anu determined sou VIII always
md me after victory generous anu iu % c.cienc5
Haycns, aIise, then, 10 my caiiingl | deleud !Cht
cause desire your happiness. Who IS 70 be chicr
OF the State here? IL Is FOR You more than y sell -
determine. The country la tsdrs coalaiids you 70
submit 10 eg aatao,ly; Le g.. Us , t s cease our
Given ut the palace oil Port Irince the 10th Of
SEPTEMBER LOCO. the sHs-Aith year u INC 'ndepend
encc. >. SALHANE.
The following address has also been issued BY Sal
4 navel
To rnE SOLDIERS AND INnAMTtNTs OF GRANDE
/ GoAYE:--
/ lam pleased with YOU: you have decorated your
DAG Win lmperisnaDlc giory.
company OF several hundred men, commanded
| by lie rebels Norrn Dubois and Sinlcn Naeniin.
! was In few minutes cut or or scattered AZ Petit
| Goaye. Those VINO escaped bctook themselves 10
| tue recesses ol the forests. Smiilen saleatin anu
south left dead the ied OF battle Petit Goaye Is,
then in the possession oflhc government, thanks to
| John, VINO directed the military operations.
Thus, then, IN a single daytime 2Jth of septen.
| berthe Sylvan sum- IN the waves, the LrJertf
| given up reg to DIRE; munitions OF war, arin'ctg,
| numerous prisoners man. oi-war loaded wItn pro
| visions and military engines, iel into our hands.
Petit Goayc lsel, rddied ~ Jour nusAciry, opened
Its gates to our valiant troops such are the Joyous
results OF TINS ever celebrated day. Behold, lhei,
| the so much boosted courage OF our enemies. who
prded the nsclses thanks 10 the supIriotg u huni-
| bers to bar the ROAD 10 usl y Ihey were an-
able TO resist our charge. ask you nave we any
| thing more 10 fear from these savage hOrdesf
soldiers, when the liayten people iorcei me 20 ac-
cept the chief niagisrHcy Of the country relied ON
you to MAINTAIN It In that brilliant iusre oi glory OF
the first days OF the country, winch alone could give
dust II 10 80 be that they await you, these puHy bat
taons OF tile insurrectionists. DO no. decay iDiOrn
inc me that the names Of my brave slaughtered SOL
| ders have been avenged. Soulers, we VIII not lay
| down our arms until the most perfect peace aud
tranquility are restored To our dear country. You
Will then have " overcome many perils, To sur
mount many obstacles, to bear many suiTeilnss ana
fatigues; but predict IL Tor you, you VIII not re-
enter your homes, except It be under trumphai
arches In seeing you pass, radiant win glory, your
Hayt brothers will tell you, This was one vi the
brave men who assisted In crushing the hydra of an
archy and aided In reinstating order and tranquility
In the midst VI the Hayden family"
Let Us advance, then, since our MODERATION and
l our clemency can only arouse these uniortunaies
fron their fatal infntuation. SOLDIER yet few days
and VIII return to share with you The hazards Ut
| battle You have done great deal, but we have
l vet forced marches to undertake, enemies To
overcome, laurels 10 earu. De collected. Nv
combined means ior me establishment OF ths
execution and ali rebellion against the public peace
WIN become thcnceforth impossible. You mlsed
Haytiens, my brothers. pray you once more to rally
around the constitutional nag, symbol OF Union. of
! have sworn TO defend 1t, BY marching over we
corpses OF the anarchists. Let US, then, immediate
our civil discords on the altar Of our county, There
Is yet tlme arouse yourselves; listen to my voice.
Long live the Union
| Long live the constitution
Long 1--we liberty fraternity and equality
Given a. the national palace OF Port au Prince tnf
2th september, ls6s, the sixty.nnh year %
! Independence. ,. SALNAVh.