The New York herald., 1869-03-16
ST. DOMINGO.
The Proposed Prctecterate-D esire Of Prcsi-
dent Baez-The Insurrection in seybo-A
Loan Negointed-CemmerciR Affairs.


dent Baex-The Insurrection in seybo-A
Loan erciHI Affairs.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb. 20, 1850.
Our correspondent wriles:-You have, OF course,
read Of tina move IN the United States Congress for
orering protection. alias annexation to the people
OF the isand" This q understood here. on the faith
OF letters from Washington, to be collateral step
with the projected acquisition OF Cuba and Porto
Rico with or without the consent OF Spain, as events
shall decide" says one high in Official rank Baez,
however, win take no step In advance. He would
prefer general alliance between these islands,
under treaty recognition and friendly countenance
OF all the leading Powers OF Europe and America.
This he has invariably and publicly stated and, in
pledge of his good faith, he proposed to make
Samana Q free and neutral port, II three
or four OF the great Powers would agree to
make 1t the entrepot OF their subsidized maI steam
ers. And this Is most likely to be done. The cOun-
try startled last month by reports OF rising in
the interior province OF Seyb0 but 1t was an inslg-
niicant affair, easily put down without bloodsned,
though several prisoners were brought into the city
for trial. You may be surprised to hear that with
rlous commoaon In any part OF the Dominican ter
rt0ry xcept the usual and never-ending Cac0 To-
rays over the borders Of Hayt In the whole OF 1868
Just at It's close the less than 200 insurgents az Seybo
issued their proclamos and then disappeared so
completely that the government soldiers mad some
trouble to plok up half score OF iugtives az tro-
The London loan to this government has at last
been settled III all Its details and the earnest money
paid In. In May the first regular instaIment OF
f30000 will be pa0 In to meet the contracts and oD-
legations OF toe Baez administration. The whole
loan is f40a00O and handsome portion OF It Is TO
be sci apart for roads and public Improvements. As
the dominican governments has no foreign deDt TO
speak OF this Is considered very nice and safe
mning rents M and part Of the Custom House re.
ceipts are assigned as security Baez aims OF plac-
ins ali the nar0nni elements iOr money raising be-
y0nd the reach OF his enemies or of those VINO wish
to oust him for tue sake OF the sp0S aud he mas sue
ceeued very well In this intention.
the new steam line from New Orleans Is not yet
naugunted but packes line 10 started by Jesurun,
OF Curacoa 70 bring tnat place and his Venezuela
steam line In direct connection with New YORK and
New orleans. VIA ST. Domingo. Cunnot Jamaica put
Itself in contact with 81 Domingo and Porto
Rico, and thence to New YORK and New Orleans BY
tue new inesf Inc Jamaica speciaiLles Of nne rum
and her unique pinlento corulal would 20 far to-
ward paving Tor regular monthly communication
In TINS line.
A Ere.lcn company has superseded the American
paroles on the gaalo island OF Alta ye,a.
The Case Of the SuspIcious Steamer NJ 50.
ThOmas-Dominican Gucrillas Gone 20 Cuba
TO Organize tho Negroes Agninss tho Spnn-
iards-Diniculty About Alta vela-Commerce.
Sr. DOMINGO, Feb. Is, 1859.
The Dominican government has had oniclal notice
from ST. thomas that ex-Generals Adon and Lupison
had obtained steamer ana fitted her up for nli-
clustering expedition. The Danish authorities laid
the suspected vessel under the guns Of the fort and
found IN her i've cannon and other evidences OF
warke intention but the result OF the Investigation
leaves 1t doubtful whether they were to De directed
against Salnave OF Hayu, or Baez OF the Dominican
republic. There is equal reason to believe that the
steamer which Is remarkably swift and successful
old blockade runner Is not IN fact destined for the
suI ply OF arms, &C.. for the Cuoan insurgents:
The friends Of Adon, Lupls0n and Labral
have been saying tor month past tnat
they and other Domilican guerilla officers, who
now known to be In Cuba, were pledged to assist In
forming the liberated slaves into guerilla bands, to
forces.
The Cuban leaders have devoted friends here and
the government has some trouble to keep its army
officers In ORDERLY bounds. Three young D0minicans,
two Of them youths OF sixteen and eighteen years,
were shot BY Spanish captain At santiago de Cuba
and the story brought here BY eve witness Of the
tragedy has stirred up the old dominican hatred Of
SPAN. Baez Will find 1t impossible to prevouf two
three hunire dominican guerilas joining and head
ing the Cuban enancpados, and you may be prepared
with Spain, II the Captain General fails 70 establish
speedy peace.
There has oeen q sharp difference OF opinion be-
tween the Dominican Minister OF the Inferior and
interested parties to the extent OF the power OF
the peigadO cnarter for taking guanO from Alta vea.
ister fabens has oeen CHARGED to lay copies OF the
charter and OF all other proceedings OF this govern
ment on the question, before theAmercan Secretary
OF state, and accept MS decisl0n IN the case.
schooner loading for Boston with hides, honey aud
fine woods. The others are daily expected one from
Boston and one from Baltimore, with provlsi0ns. A
steamer from New York ID also expected.