New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
WEST INDIES AND MEXICO.
GAN DOMINGO.

AbV" rpocRESs OF THE ANNEXATION MOVE
,TSTLeFoIoGICAL svBvEr-EFFEcT OF TIE
EUROPEAN WAX. -. ,,, -.
sx DonrNGo CrTY, Aug. So.--Ne nave news
o,Cabral about two weeks ago AA"s ,or
y ter the country but 1t ended IN nSera'ie taNune
=" ,n ,oo tolowers he appeared on the Haytleh
,r Daiabou but the authorities at that pace
g., ,a,sed force OF 1lOo men 10 oppose hiih
hrounon ne hastily retired without haNihs nau oppOi-
.;,, M doing mischief and IL ls NOT DeDeNeu s' nc
-, - ,,, fprther efforts st revolution lhueeu' 'ne
~ which the Dominicans in this case respond-
90 tb u 10 take up arms for the defense OF tne oouh
<' " -. .bis adyenturer must convince him that
40 loueer the slightest hope for his cause. II is
td that PimentaL smother OF the traders In reVolu
.,c has h.en shot bys native on the trohuer' for
-, m 4 This latest fasco Of Cabrals is the only oc
recs that has threatened the tranquility when nap
,ii, nov prevails over the whole country,
,.l;se,ce has been received here OF It's being re-
~. 90 mat President Baez ia in secret league
-, s.,rovists with view to the OverthrOwing Of
s,ine Government Of Hayd. There is the highest
brty or SAYING that there Is not word OF truth IN
,i toteufpt which rs nom beginning to end fabrca
n IRIS true that Baez was personal friend of Sal
80. but during the civil in Hsyd. which ended
m tbe downfall and execution OF that unfortunate indi
dual the Dominican Government observed and en-
od the srictest neutrality and it is not likely that
nov when the sanavsts fallen, and saget in power,
psez would adopt policy different from that which he
nprsned during the war The relations between San
Domingo and Hayti continue friendly.
Among political questions that OF annexation TO the
United states continues TO be uppermost in the public
mind far from having abandoned the idea of being
one day united 20 the American Republic the people OF
Domingo seem more anxious than ever for the con
summation OF the project and they live in the hope that
tt time and inquiry have thrown more light upon
the subject, at the next meeting Of Congress many Of
those members OF the Senate who opposed the measure
session will be induced to give it their hearty support
Ide secretary Of the Interior announces the saiisae
II d
ton " Prof Gabb, late Of the California State Survey
H states that much information interesting 20 the scien-
fc world may be looked for from the result Of the labors
a Prof Gabb and II confidently hoped that the rich
mineral districts OF san Domingo viii soon be cOndi
on 70 invite capital and enterprise from abroad.
Tie Industrial interests OF the country are striving
s1ce the country has become quiet, large numbers OF
Ien. whom the constantly recurring revolutions OF
former fines drew from the field into the ranks Of the
sighting factions, have returned 10 agricultural pursuits
sud the result is in steady increase Of the agr
cultural products This year the tobacco crop OF the
North side alone viii exceed 10000 ceroons. untOrtu
natey the FrancOPrusSian war has come to affect our
prospects iuiuriousy nearly the whole trade OF the
country a. with North Germany 10 whose ports almost
the tobacco raised here Is shipped But II the war
should continue there viii he no difficulty IN finding
~ excellent quality that it viii always find good
market t. show how the purchasing ability of the peo
alone the customs receipts for the six months ending
june 80 1870 amounted to the unprecedented sum Of
Gen Hungrea the Secretary Of War has obtained tenn
VOrary leave Of absence on account Of his health which
las oeen falling Tor some time past lie remains t the
capital Among the passengers for NeW-Iork in the |
steamer that leaves here today IS senor Gonzales the
Collector or Customs at Porto Pate, an estlInabe gen
teman and warm friend Of annexation and lover Of
Al sarana ali is quiet The United states vessels
evatara and Nantasset are nj that place The crews
ST in excellent health. The public health in san Do
min go good
THE FALL OF BAEz PREDICTED.
The following is an extract from private
letter from partisan Of Cabra dated st. Thomas, Aug
O.. 1870:
600 Cabral has confded the southern line
90 the Gems Aarcas and Adon' ana u the Drothers
q joining Gen. Pimentel. As matters are
properly arranged at the north cen Adon Who Is fuy
yrpare1 VIII take Azua On this we can rely We are
Supplied with everything want and that Of itself Is
considerable advantage Baezs condition each day
Gen Jose Hungria the Minister OF War. who the
Chp the revolution Of Bacz against Cahral and the
ad ID. the PROVISIONAL Government lnll bssI sIdIa
the country, has resigned IN consequence OF some Sc
the extent Of Their resortng 10 reyoNeTs ana
voud come 70 something more serious II the other
et1pt the matter, and finally separate them
a considerable number Of Baczs former parzans have
been arrested. and Will be exiled az vessel can
b. chartered 10 send them away There rs no money IN
lie country. An emission Of paper money was proposed
but the CbaO opposed the project 80 very strenuousy
g. g. cause the Government 20 hesitate not ABANDON
me d0 ard yet Judging from the depresstd GoLul3n %
o. thor finances, do not see how II can be avoided Ihe
w & Teaf m 5UiiSess IN has caused in ali the articles
rfs-pJr and now his former strongest friends
hin ~ having deceived them IN the English loan, the an
nexsuon project, and IN every other promise made to
o. people rom the day he was inaugUated
4 mas be mistaken IN my conclusions, but am now !
fm.v nf the opinion that BaeZ VIII be OTeTthTOWn BY
O.. ru. 0f October. II not sooner
The XIes iu Curacao, or those OF Importance, nave
gone seat Of and the lew remaining here Will
soon follow In word, things look well now as TO
encourage the hope that may have the pleasure OF
writing on something more favorable by the steamer OF
trc lith proNmO i very sorry that the United
ships Ofyar should remain stationed In DOnlnl
Cau as their presence serves IN some measure 10
Intimate The people. II Il impossible 70 reason with
them as YOU DO with me, that the United states
Government and people have no partiahty for
Fssz ana his party. and will readily and cheer
fI.v fr-8t with Cahral's Government, should he
1eed m establishing his government over the country
Tv m the ships there and have come to view them as
enemies. they having taken sides with BaeZ IN some
Cs a- +9r instance the visit OF Capt. Bunce or the
Nut,,lct 10 Puerta Plata and his threat lunder the
orders of Admiral POOT 70 fire upon the town in case OF
su attempt % rebel against the Government However,
b. the movement will break out N the heart OF the cOun
r., % Will be impossible 10 carry out such unWarrant-
ole threats bon ApOlnar de Castro. one OF Cabrals
ss ministers was here recently and returned 10 Cufa-
Goa fr,U. whence he writes me as follows; our last
sIyr, nom the capital (Sau DOmngO are OF the l4th
-f Ihry confirm the arrival Of CaOraI on the northern
fr1nf.,.. where he was received with enthusiasm. He
H,u- +he firm position OF Gems AdOn and the OZandos
VnO p.I soon march AzUa They call particular
suelt on To the menacng attitude Cf the East; 10 the
Ssbe division of Baezs party which has increased ten
fod since Hungra'- withdrawal from the Ministry ana,
tlsy. 10 the luemedlaDe want o. means 70 carry on
tl- Government
Tl. Information quite unvarnished, and De Castro