New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

between The two near your Government TO strengthen
my predecessors have lrenGy "nen
| To this the President made % BALDWIN,, ror1y
Mr. MINISTER RESIDENT: The -or5s yot 80 ;,s,
pronounced have found their echo fiji To,to Je
heart experience inexpressibe sat ti IN ny ~
fact that the Government OF the United StateUs IN @
one OF its honorable citizens OF our race to reps @ -
near my Government. Hayt always anxious tor
her place at the grand banquet Of civilization Is makfc
| administration civil war provoked by ambition and
malice has not ceased rend the bosom OF my country
nevertheless propose TO prove to the world that my only
object is to reesabsh order in my country and to pro
mote her happiness l will also use my best endeavors
70 maintain the harmony, good understanding, ana
friendly relations which exist between the Great Powers
and my Government, particularly with the United States
that your f has
tested toward me- and pray you to oeeye that nave
ceivng you pray you to express TO your Government
the great satisfaction which feel at your appointments
Grant, your iustrious President the assurance of all
the sympathy and esteem that cherish for him.
At the conclusion of the audience refreshments
were served and friendly conversation ensued /;
during which the President reiterated bis saisfac
ton in having near his government representative
of his own representative of the great repub-
lie of the North. AS Messrs Bassett and HOLSTER
were leaving the palace the American flag was hoisted
on the flag staff in the palace grounds, and salute
of 81 guns fred detachment of the Presidents
staff acted as guard of honor on leaving the palace
gates.
QUIET RESTORED AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INCREASING HIS NAyY-BUSINESS AT SAINT
MARC-GOLD AT 300.
BY the arrival at this port yesterday morn
ing, of the steamer PortauPrnce, from PortauPTnce,
we have Haytian advices to the 10th inst.
The excitement which prevailed at Port.au-Prince IN
consequence Of the conflict between Gen. Cheyaer and
the members Of the Cabinet had subsidized. but the public
mind still in uneasy state and as the existence OF
revolutionary plots was suspected the greatest vigilance
was being exercised by the authorities.
Salnave had issued decree declaring all vessels en-
ployed by the rebels pirates and authorizing any armed
vessel to capture them according to the law on piracy
The two vessels belonging TO the rebels had been
sailing under the French English, and German ngs Ill
The Government sends by the City OF PortauPrince,
Gen. Menilius Clement as Envoy Extraordinary 10 inc
United States lie accompanies Mr. Sidney OdkSmltn OF
w-York, who returns upon Government 9hars, ana
will be his guest while in the United States
Admiral Films and other officers OF the Iayiian Navy
out the ironclad Atlanta, recently purchased Dy the
Government. ,
Cape Hay after short engagement aud IL Is eX-
pected that Aux Cages will soon surrender ID the Legl
mate Government.
ST. MARC
The news Of the captuaton of Gonaives vas received
with great rejocngs, salues being Tired IN celebration OF
the event 1900,
paly with cotton aud coffee. There YVES suhcicnt log
wood on the beach load four NesoA but was
difficult to get lighters to take the stun 30 the vessels as
they were engaged in the Government service Inc
st. Mare both Import and export were
The steamers Florida and Republic mad left for AUX
Caves. The Boston steamer Le Have, released by the
jamaica authorities, had arrived 2. 81. hare.
-, CAPE HAYTL
Of te Cane Saget had offered amnesty 70 the inhabitants
Ilokaue ihe port a.. lombard Tho several families
1t was expected tho place wOald be rsken by the
leyOlutlOnists.