The New York herald., 1870-01-30
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Asitatisu Over the Bay Of 6anaua Treaty.
sases TO Aid Cabral In Overthrowing Baex-
Proclsnation Of sases - tho Hayuens-
MIsccilansous News.
The steamship Stars and strlpes, Captain Asmus.
with dates nom Port au Prince to January ls.
Gonaives leth Port du Paix 2oth, and Cape Haytien
SD, arrived here yesterday.
The steamer, having yellow fever on board, was
detained In the lower bay. several deaths had 90
CURED on the passage.
The news IL mighty important In refer
ence to the Bay Of Samana AFFAIR. The
question Of the occupation Of this place by the
United States 10 beginning to be agttated, and al
ready we hear that by reason Of the known
friendship existing between Cabral and saget the
provisional government WIN probably assist Cabfa
In any movement he may make TO defeat the plans
Of Baez In ceding the bay, otherwise parting with
any portion oft OF the nelghboring territory 10
the United States. so strong is the feeling here
against the cession OF any part OF the island TO
foreign Power, aud 80 bitterly jealous are the Hay
mated din1culty with the United states would be
imminent, and war with that country would pos
SsgeI hsi issued an address TO the Haytiens ap-
pealing 70 them to assist him IN preserving public
order and under the shadow Of peace among them
selves TO repair their losses t Is three years Bncc
upon marching against the capital among the chiefs
OF revolution that had just overthrown an unpopu-
ROvcIlLlcQL,
OF the Senate to iii the nrst post OF the republic.
Desiring to remain faithful TO the principles OF
QbnegatiOn, which constantly inspired my career,
did not accept nomination, the regularity OF which
seemed to me contestable 1t having been made be-
fore the revolution had brought into execution its
programme OF reorganization IN ils political
Institutions Since then you ignore not the number
less difficulties we have had to overcome and
our supreme efforts to crush the enemy OF the ma
tion But, thanks be to the herOism Of our soldiers
and their valiant generals we are now In the capital
which has become scene OF horror ana Q focus OF
high testimony Of the barbarism OF that unclvlzed
man. What warnings are contained In these sad
and great events May they bear their fruits. Now
ing the full display OF our democratic institutions.
appeal to ali true PATRIOTS TO all enlightened men,
for their assistance IN the fulnment OF difficult
task; put In doing, my dear fellO w citizens, be
and never forget the evils inncted on us and still
rending our hearts, Long live the republic one ana
undivided Long live lioerty !"
Prince with yellow fever on board, and, while in
port, forty deaths had occurred among ner crew.
Captain Hawes, late commander OF the steamer
Stars and Stripes, died on the l5n inst from disease
A subsidy has been granted by the provisional
government TO the owners of the stars ana Strlpes
Tor line OF steamers from this port TO New York.
the late schooner Express, for the loss Of his ves
eel. which was captured by Salnave.
Currency Is scarce, which, with the pressing 1nan-
cial diflcuities keeps business unsettled Produce
Haytien more coffee comes 10 market than can be
sold and paid for.
god at PORT an Prince but at the other ports only
TWO dollars In the former case this has been done
to annoy the Salnavists but 1t expected that very
shortly 1t VIII he reduced TO the same basis as at the
other ports.
The steamer City OF Port au Prince was loading,
ana would leave shortly for New York.