New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
SANTO DOMINGO.

COMPARATIVE QUIET-THR GOLD FIELDS AND
TOBACCO CRoP-A PIRATICAL CRUISER.
The steamship Tybee, Capt. E. A. Delaney,
OF the new line between San Domingo and New-York
brings dates from San Domingo City to the 23d ult, ga
Bay 24th and Porto Platte 25h ult The Haytian
Cucas with whom Cabra ia said be serving had made
another atesteaing raid the frontier but
easily repulsed by GEN. Garcia, commanding the Domin
lcan Army OF Observation. The country elsewhere was
aaiSt throughout and business OF all kinds was IN a
paid visit to the Tybee While h asz And bis Cabinet
dned with Capt Delaney They much pleased with
the arrangements Of the ship and promised to give every
encoumgep possible 10 the new line. Mr. Courts Of
Boston first assistant OF Prof Gabb in the State Geoog
statements Of the Professor as TO the eI,raordnary rich
ness Of the gold fields considerable quantity Of the
Tho steamer Telegraph formerly the blockade runner
Red Gauntlet was ct anchor "a samana bay she escaped
from 81 humas ia February tue American nag
having obtained papers from the Amcrcan Consul AT
has been declared pirate by the dominican Govern
Inent She made an attempt to reyoluuOniLe Porto
The American steamer Hero. which sailed from New.
York on the al for 80. Thomas put into SANTANA for
graph who would not allow her 10 proceed 10 SANTANA
There was also another American vessel name unknown
people pursuing their regular business. and cK.
pressed the hope that the United states Goyernment
would soon relieve them from the OF this pratt
cal cruizer. Produce abundant IN Porto Platte,
many he% 6na"gs TsrS SCs a u AZ" spnc NE TO-
bacco crop will reach tho aggregate OF 10000 ccrOons
The people Of the whole Island very anxious Tor
annexation TO the United States.
rnE PROCLAMATION DECLARING LUrERoS A FIRATE.
The following Is the text OF tho decree issuod by the
Dominican Senate against Luperon;
Whertas The Executive through tho citizen MInistet
antheut Gated documents concerning the exile GIcgoro
Luperun, who accompanied by other rebels lao himself
an armed steamer from whose masthead ncs the national
ensign and FAoreaI the steamer IslesIafo that con
vey the rebel Greguro luperOn, did hoist succcivoy
In the hnrbor Of S. Thomas. the Spanish and Hnythp
nngs. which fact being brought 70 the NOTICE OF tho
he al
armament she carried sent 20 the fort Of that Island
aud an embargo placed her sailing Tor her lack 81
paucrs which authorized her pretended nationality aud
,rhsrsds by false representations scacct Tor tlc bld
s,esmcr having been obtained from tho United states
CoDspl nm ST. Thomas, sho did hoist tho hag Of
tie Union and departed prccptaiey from that point
secng nert Tor Puerto Plata where she sent commun
ctnp on shore and disappeared along the coast, under
INC Same nAg retiring there to ST. Marc. an insurrccton
ey T IL TINE: and ,scr,as on tho day Juuo
she appeared IN front Of Puerto Plata showing INC we've
pilot and entered with signal Of distress which was
respected according to custohi anu whIt"1 on Nv,
INK the pilot no was detained as prisoner, "u ~ uga
sozod 10 send shore demand to surrender tue Guy,
and an impertibcnt utmatum allowing brict space 1r
response under the threat o, op9 n5nnSniesn dag;
wAs done. hosn9g afsryATd th ., lie samo month
& of Puerto Plata she set sail for Jamaica,
opened fre landed and committed deeds Of vandal con
hroc InnpnIation; and rhsreas when armed vessel
rides tio seas without "a register documents Of the
nation or legally recognized Gclgerent VINO may ac.
credit her as SUCH she Is Do considered under the
broad aud eminent Jurisdiction OF the nation TO which
shc IS supposed 10 belong the national sovereignty 10
autbOrze her nationality; aud UhcrCag, II vessel OF
legally armed can use foreign flags for the purpose
of signals il ia not permitted 10 her false hags.
neis Of 0' bad faith and feioHy in Which case
she inAicts the greatest insults on the nation
whose nationality she usurps and, uhereGs, lastly, the
underhauded mode Of the sailing Of the steamer alluded
TO- successive naOnates, the acts Of savage van
dalism committed by her crew. her lowering In proximity
10 the coasts her requests OF harbor and assistance
under foreign nag, and her tratOr0us and spOliang
raids all prove evidently that she is pirate and should
treated and classified such after three constltu-
tona readings and declaring the necessity 10 Is decroed
Frst That the steamer TelegrafO her commander, and
the persons who accompany him. DO and are hereby de-
clared pirates Second All vessels OF war are fully au
thOTzed give chase and pursue her and 10 act with
respect her commander troops and crew according 70
the unvarable aud universal laws OF nations; Third
This decree VIII be the Executive Power for It's
PRONUNCIATION and further constitutional Issues.
JACISTo De COSCHA, President.
GENRRDO BOBADILLA, Secretary.
Given I'm SautO Domingo the 10th day Of june 1869,
year OF the independence 10th year OF the restora
ton, "a year OF the regeneration.
BUENAyENTURA BAEz,