The New York herald., 1869-01-09

ST. DOMINGO CITY, Dec. ~, lSd8
The news received from the interior every day Ii
OF the most alarming character. The revolutionists
Generals Flmoteo Ogando and M. E. Adon. on the
south side OF the frontiers have increased their forces
and have been joined bv Generals Andres Ogando
W. Figueredo, IA Moreno, Mariana Rodriguez OBJ
jo two brothers Castillo and other officers and are
controlling Neybal San Juan, Los Mabas Cercao and
threaten Azua necessarily 1t 10 reported here that
they have o large number OF men. but few arms and
munitions. 1t Ia astonishing the number OF generals
this republic has since the against the Spaniards
ana 1t can be said without making great mistake
that the army OF both parties is composed OF ocers
OF every grade. General v. Baez, commander Of the
government troops, dares not risk an encounter, and
is locked up in Azual. 1t Ii true that this General
though very cruel having shot lately three men with
out trial, has never fought battle, and Is called
here the Virgin sword On the north side is General
Cabrera. well known as the soldier OF Capotilt
the birthplace Of the restoration accompanied
by Generals Ignaco Reyez, Severe Gomez. p
A. Casimiro, r. Partolatin. and q great many
officers scattered in that district Since the battle
Of Guayubin, where the government troops, com.
manded by Generals Caceres and Antonio Gomez
the new candidate for the Vice Presidency, were
routed, no other engagement has taken place to our
knowledge. II Is impossible to assert the number
of casualties as the government keeps everything
secret, and waaat we can learn is through It's own
movements.
The Secretary OF War has issued . circular to the
Governors OF every department ordering them to
enlist men to be sent against tine revoutionsts but
as there is no money 1t IL hard to get soldiers.
General Manzuetal In the East, 10 threatening to
raise that section. This general has been prosecuted
since President Baex's arrival; but they have never
succeeded in discovering his hidden place. 1t could
not be otherwise, as he u considered at home in
eve nouse OF that Jurisdiction. The country every
where, though in an apparent camness is In state
OF anxiety ana Ia undermined by the opposition.
Those who are net acquainted with revolutions here
do not know that this caimness il the sign OF
trouble. On the other hand there is great vigilance
the Streets TO have spy alongside OF YOU and even
In your own house, as the Baez party is composed
OF the most wretched people. e...---.
OgandO's defeat, &C., we as about Salnave's sue
Cesses; but everybody knows how things are going
Cabral, LuperOn and Pimentel have had an under
standing to help each other mutually to overthrow
both tyrannic governments.
The sloop Aurora, sent by Jesurun, Baezs con-
sui at Curac0a arrived here bringing that the
schooner Hlrondelie sailed from that port with
cargo Of muskets and munitions to be landed the
coast OF st. Domingo for the revolutioniss; but we
are informed through reliable sources that said
whether for Cabral for the Cacos Is not yet
tained. W
i our 0ates from St Tn0mas are TO the 10th inst.
General Luper0n has sent his vessel to Rio Hache
to take forty five D0mlnicans lately exiled. Uf
course these fortyfve men ere going to Join the In
Cabra Baez says that the authorities at st. Thomas
have stopped this vessel, but that Is not truth.
ss sssD
augurated. The government has ordered the priests
to take from these poor fellows the oath OF allegiance
TO the present administration. For this and other
purposes President Daez promotes that Church
question which ended in the scandalous removal Of
The newly appointed vicar Is Uariixto NJ. % Pima who
left the country with Baez In 1868. TO give your
readers an idea Of this priest, better fitted to
that in October last he wrote letter from Curacao
staf telling him, hope e have the pleasure Of &C.
copanying you to the scatfold pretty soon and also
Ds yCnT @ o ~ n Mnen % we return 20 ~
for tooth and eye for eye." Such is the present
d Those who helped Mr.. Baez to get into power are
,disgusted and dissatisfied with him for the non-ful
ment Of his promises. He promised them S. 900 as
and they have not seen cent as yet. w 80 He deluded
them for Q few months with the loan contracted fD
Europe BY Mr. Jesnrun, and when he learned that
after having 80 publicly declared through his
Ofictal paper and even The sermons Of the priests
vessel bringing the money was crossing the ocean,
his Official organ says now In an editorial article
with loan he never got Presdent Baez does not want
90 deceive anybody, the BoletH adds; his party is
engaged in maintaining him in power either with or
without money, and his enemies have no right TO
expect or claim any improvement under his admin
istration. That means that he only recognizes ene
and saws K the government % Ia nct s' accepted
the said loan 1t is because he has received two more
Offers, and IN the interest OF the country he must
take time to examine which is the more advan-
tageous but even II he does not contract any he will
not have deceived anybody, but he himself would
and signed contracts that the loan was contracted
Can respectable man put himself In such ridicu-
lous positiona EVERYBODY knows that this Il hum
meaning OF putting Europe in connection with Sa-
mana by means OF steamers touching at st. Domingo
1s only tocreate sensation In the United States, to
see II he can raise some money there by Tightening
the American government with European influence
New YORK papers SEQ concerning the Tranquility Of the
country the defeat OF Oaando, the weariness OF the
'Dominicans to follow the ambitious generals, tho
survey Of mines, &c. All this u entirely untrue, and
written by parties interested In some Job here and
IN New York to deceive the American people and
and it is very easy to understand that 50 long as we
have 80 many generals you may expect to hear OF
Eeyonons going on always IN this country as In the
People commence to be suspicious Of Mr.. Fabens'
movements. They suspect some unlawful transac-
rs determined not 70 let him consumnate anything
or the kind.
New YORK for private crculasion only by the SANTANA
EBay Company, which says:-"An opportunity Ia now
being presented through the confidential agent OF
Ifhe Dominican republic In New York; 1t IL proposed
30 secure lease OF the bay and peninsula Of Sanana
with NIL the eminent domain rights and preroga-
,tives OF sovereignty, held and enjoyed by the
said republic for period Of twenty years, paying
dollars in gold annually in advance, it being under.
stood that at the expiration OF that PERIOD or the
payment OF the whole amount OF the lease, to wit,
$4,000 the territory &C, aforesaid shall be
property OF the company During the period OF the
lease the company VIII enjoy a privileges and I'm
snunties Of sovereignty under the joint protection
OF the republics OF st. Domingo and the United States.
1n furtheance OF the above end 1t is proposed that
the company shall raise at once the sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars In gold and despatch their
agent Herewith 10 St. Domingo to tender the same
90 the Dominican authorities as the first tnBtalment
under the lease and receive from them formal rati-
caton OF the terms and conditions Of the contract
entered into with the Dominican agent In New York..
+ The Samana affair Is only n job In order TO make
some money out OF the Treasury Department Of
Washington. Both parties here ana In New York
will sign confdentalIy every necessary paper to e
palize the sale without giving any amount and after
ward they will 40 to Washington to see secretary
rI nd xgfll "a