New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20
IIAYI.

AFFAIRS Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE RE-
BELIION IN THE NORTH-IMPROPER USE OF
TIRE AMERICAN FLAG-OUTRAGEs on BOARD
DUTCH YEssELS-COMPLAINTs OF FOREIGNERS
-sALEAyE OFFERED A MONITOR by A NEW
YORK FIRM, ETC.
By the arrival at this port yesterday of the
steamer Georgia from Prince, In receipt
OF Haytian dates TO the 9th inst
The town of Aux Cages not yet been taken by sal
nave although the forts had been bombarled aud an
attack made upon tho place by the Government troops
The bombardment seemed 10 have done little damage ana
the roops were repused The port was bockaded by ono
steamers and the citizens threatened by fam
i'm, would be compelled shortly 20 submit 10 tho Govern
ment The towns OF Ieremie and Jacmel were also
reduced terrible suffering, ANA would nave 10 1leui
The rebels TO ep Ss G @ uSG eoo
supply OF ammunition from ST. Marc. The town was 20
Do defended 20 the last ehlremlty Inc women nsd emu.
dren being sent away TO FOrtan Prince ana every
man capable Of bearing arms who could be spared rom
the capital being dispatched To Gonaives To obtain
men, the CONSUMPTION was being rgdy enforced &C Port
auP Prince, the result or which that all the IIayan
stores in 9f Ra oy %c re avoid being
The fortidcations at ST. Marched by the iusurgents
haunted on them ST. Mare had not been moosted by
any OF salnaves cruisers Everything was progr1ssns
fayoraby nj that place for the nsurgent cause ana moro
good business being done there IMAM at any Other
port IN the island 49,, -, -.
Port au- Prince from NewYOrk and was 10 be added TO
salnsves navy. The American steamer Mount vernon
wee but the United states steamer haho was after
her for having entered the Port OF 81 Marc nyg te
American flag 10 cover lot OF arms ana anmnnluoh
which she carried 10 that place for the use OF the Rebels
salnayes cruisers had been picking pau the snal eOsI
ing vessels In the South the consequence on when was
that for some time previous 20 the investment or Aux
Cages there had scarcely been any arrivals on soe9
coastwise ut that place and freight could not Do ouu
for foreign vessels. -. -. ,,.... ,o,,,1 FOR
Aux Cayes had been prevented from entering tha IoI
by the steamers OF the GOVeihmoh, anu so'Sia d
been taken of by Salnavcs orders ana maze prisoners OF
IL was expected that this outrage would lead to Demands
RAJ beep cantnred by the cruisers, but on tie renOn
strances OF the commander or ii: Is M war steamer
Jason was subsequently released, the hayuah GOVERN
ment promising To pay an indemnify Tor er ueehtoh
The forel On merchants residing at Aux tyes nau au
dressed letter tho Acting British VlceCOnsu az that
pace stating that they feared representations scehy
as 10 the Of things at that place. ana
the nes In which foreigners there were placed had Eot
been made in the proper quarter anu .hh the
coinmus OF The London Times with the view OF Inducing
some interference IN Haytan affairs or at least reoh
stranee with Halnave the part Of foreign powers
Gsu Cheyalier in command at GonaiVes, had apOlO
cized TO the French Admiral for his rude oondnct towu
The commander OF French war vessel wnloh ytle .as
Mace some ago, dlscaimng all intention OF iHsultI
'f vas reporied at Port Prince that wealthy bank
ine firm IN the city ~ New-fork had ODreu oalnee
seHd out monitor assist the Hnytian Governmeht III
suppressing the rebellion. ea,,.rs
Tapt Huggns the commander Of the steamer banaVe'
left IN the Georgia 20 return 10 tho United Sthtes
M Racser, the Haytian Minister at Washington hAu
been recalled aud NJ lie In Roche appointed AS us SUE
new men had entered upon the duties OF their respective
offices Tho change had caused great deal OF dissAuS
faction at Portau Prince. ,,,
the troubles OF the country were having very i0ur
Gus effect upon business Exchange had risen 10 40 anu
A. was rumored that the Government had not suicent
means hand TO pay the crews Of the war vessels tno
arrears Of wages
49,. During the month of February, 384 ,47S