New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

| REACTION IN FAVOR OF TIE GoyEINIEET-
THE FRENCH ADMIRAL DEMANDING APOLOGY
FOR AN INSULT TO THE FRENCH FLAG-RU-
MORS OLA TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES
AGENTS SENT TO NETWORK TO RAISE A
LoAN-sTATE OF TRADE.
BY a recent arrival at this port, we have news
from Hayt to the 18th inst. The whole Of the plains
around Aux Cages had in favor Of the Government,
aud 1t confidently expected that the Southern nsur
gents would be completely subdued. Salnave had
not, however been yet able TO nic damaging blow
upon the rebels in the North, who again marching
on the plains with the object supposed OF attack
ing Portau Prince; but the Of the Governments
forces in the South would probably prevent them carry
cooperation in that quarter The Cacos were still press
ing Gonaiyes and Archaic distant from the capital
important changes in the Government were In contem
platon The Constitution had been virtually suspended
welding absolute power. National Convention. it
sald about to assemble IN Portau-Prince for the
shmen OF Council OF SO members take the place Of
the two Chambers OF the legislature The arrangement
WOud be- only temporary, with the close of tie
The French Admiral on the West India Station had
arrived At PortauPrnce to demand satisfaction Tor on
RACES committed some time back on French
vessel at Gonaives All the Ministers OF sal
ernmspt OI FOR Gonaives 70 meet the Admiral
aud to persuade Vcorne Cheyaer the Governor Of the
town, 10 make ample ana suitable apology for the al.
legged insult The Admiral and all the officers Of tie
French feet had also left POrtauPrnce for G0naives.
Sanave awaited the result OF the interview at the cap
tai rumor TO the effect that salnave had was
about TO make treaty with the United states for the ces
sion Of Mole ST. Nicholas had been set aoat and the
dictionary party about invoke the Intervention of
England and France against the proposed transfer sal
nave had sent two agents to NewYOrk to eDdeayor 10
Iase q loan OF S2OOOOOl for the Government. As the
blockade OF ST. Marc is nothing better than paper
blockade vessel arrived at that port snort time a2O
with large quantity of ammunition and arms for the
revolutionary Government there The vessel t Is said
hailed from Boston, u. :. The affair OF the American
schooner A. De Hart had length received proper atteu
tonfrom the authorities At the captain
will get paid In full for all damages The Captain OF tile
Haytian steamer who is an Amerlcan was about To
leave the Haytan service aud return home Capt Gray
OF the brig b. Inginac, regular trader between New
York and Hayti died st Petit GOane early IN tue month.
BY special arrangement with Mr. St John, tho BTtst
Consul the December packet express for the Royal Mail
steamer, calling at JaCkmel, was passed through tho
enenys lines 70 that place, but since then eonmunca
adpcted by the Government coffee monopoly scheme,
Gently Abandoned. The merchants having had no outlet
rencvS in their possession net being able invest in
coffee gold much in demand that it has gradually
risen in price until it takes 100 Hayan dollars 10
buy 81 spanish AS natural consequence, the prices OF
every description OF goods nave risen, We the RDOres
wages not increased and the poorer classes are there
fore in deplorable condition.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN FRANCE AND HAYTI-
THE BLOCKADE OF HAYTIAN PORTS DE-
CLARED INEFFECTIVE.
HAVANA, Jan. 3l.-The following news has
been received from Port-auPrnce: The Hayan steamer
Marc for running the blockade The French Admiral,
hearing OF the affair compelled the Government to sur
render the vessels He declared that the blockade OF
Haytan ports WAS ineffective; that the occasional calling
of manofwar at port not sufficient TO establish
state OF bookade and that Hayu had right 10 seize
into ports the blockade Of which
could maintain The report OF the capture OF Aux
Cages by the forces OF Salnaye IS not confirmed; but
Is Ieleyed that Aux Caves, Jacmel, and Jeremie and
towns an the Southern coast will soon be Obliged
surrender The condition Of affairs In the northern dis
trict Of Hayti is unchanged Business Is reyiyng az
sailed for Aspinwal and the steamer 1anhc was e1-
pected at POgtau-Pripce to take her place.