The New York herald., 1869-08-28
REPLY.
UNITED STATES or vENrZUEIA,l
CARhAOAb, June IL, 1859.


UNITED STATES vEsEzUELA,l
= ,. - CARhAoA5, June H. 1862
MOST ExoELLEsT sTR-I have brought the knowledge
Ercesney informs that the Iith ult
Porto rsa nds and demanded pilot seae flying The vsns
Ing 70 receive and IN favor Of General Luz
having been committed under tue emblem which REPRESENT
.hs gorss Of which the bravery and
fathers from the margins Of the onoco TO nation Of
% sSis 'Isa s;i
in,srnsti9.i rights INTRODUCING Fraud gerSdy
@ St. o &
respect e hs steamer TeIssraIo she could have well i'm
peace and smy had forgotten her duty
t using All paclc avoid the remend
o ,Ss of war and n conclusion without PaS
prcceedns from those Of s,nsesns and fraudulent char
cnsstise this sudacios false enemy insult the
nasOn. ass III. &c. Of piracy and doub, in
and them 70 vndcae by just retributon
lnviOa.s The symbols BY are known and
ss ~ ss % snS IN @ % which insure the
a s ss 70 offer S y friendly
to her sister republic of St. Domingo Union and liberty
TO his Excelency the Minister of Foresa Resons repab.
lie Of ST. Domingo:
AS yet no information has reached here as to the
%ae The set oa he
American nag, and as decoy several vessels have
been taken under 1t and destroyed. II this Keeps on
we may look for o bill OF damages against our own
nahon-the Alabama question on o small scale.
The pirate has almost suspended commerce. An
American vessel anxious to call at Barrah0na for
cargo was deferred IRON carrying out the stipula-
tiens Of her voyage by this illegal and Infamous
The Dominican war schooners Capotillo ana Alta
Gracla returned here from Samana. In the brisk
little engagement they had with the Telegrafo seve-
raj men were killed. The sails were rtddled, but the
hulls were untouched. The arrival OF the schooners
was The signal Tor q grand iestvlty, In which the
heroes were honored with baud Of music on the
Dasaon Of the city walls overlooking the sehoOners
which lie In the Ozama.
The rainy season keeps up. and the rivers are
exceedingly high. The rains have come later than
usual and seem to be making up for lost time. In
the interior they have been remarkably severe. A
Ss
The security Is part OF the proceeds OF the mines
on the island. AS these are undeveoped and there
fore OF doubtful or rather speculative value, 1t
would probably be better and safer for the sake OF
certainty, to look for something more tangible.
troll the business OF the island and particularly The
tobacco trade. The enterprise as far as my cOnver-
sations with business men mere extend, does not
meet very encouraging reception. An institution
Of this KIND in proper hands, would be q great
benet to the island but to succeed 1t would have to
receive hearty support here.
Just as the mail steamer arrives news comes In
that Azua is closely besieged and communication
with BarrahOna ts entirely cut of. The depredations
Of the TELEGRAPH under the American and other ags
has had everything TO do with this state OF affairs
pied with provisions by sea- These vessels, how.
ever, have since been taken or destroyed by the
pirate, and the garrsons which have depended upon
the capital for their supplies have suddenly found
themselves short. With this cooperation on the
part Of Luperen though not so intended Cabral has
been able to descend from his mountain retreats,
whittier he had been driven but short time since,
and renew operations In the open country, while the
coast cities have been compelled to keep up large
garrison to defend them from attack from the The
most singular feature in this new phase OF the rev0
utionary movement is that LuperOn and Cabral are
bitter personal enemies and their cause s far from
harmonious. Stll by sort OF simultaneous carry
ing out OF their schemes they have tended much tO
embarrass the legitimate government.
Several hundred troops were sent out to-day tC
reinforce Azua and drive back the reyoiu:i0Hi5ts
ShOuld Cabral succeed in taking Azua the way e
the capital will be opened. The revOiutiOnlst
would move upon Bani and San Christobal, Themes
to San Carlos, Immediately under the wall OF th'
| city.
President Baez feels very confident Of maintainn,
himself in position. Certainly for the interest OF TIN
United States 1t Is well that he should.