New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

TO ANNEXATIoN-GEFFRARD's RETURN.
PoRT-AU- PRINCE, Jan. 17.-The execution Of
sanave is the last Of the bloody drama OF which
unhappy country has been theater for
| three years The victorious reyolutioniss have
pressed their determination crush ont the Sanays
party and in the principal towns OF the South the shoot
ing Of salnavists is going at quite brisk rate Al
Jereme large number OF them have been already dis
posed OF in this summary way and at Jacmc there are
no fewer than &C IN prison. most OF whOm " not ALL VIII
certainly be shot. In Port Prince, also plenty Of
work has been cut ont for the military tribunals.
Now that the revolution has rumphod. Il Is al bat
tain that Cabra win receive assistance from this quarter
the insurreconary movement against Baez Of which
lie and Luperon the leaders believed saget
stands pledged TO the Dominican insurgents render
them all the assistance in his power TO the extent ot
placing at their disposal the three which
have materially helped him in oyerhrow!ng sanaye.
II is reported that LuperoD who is Turks leland,
will shortly visit PortauIrnce, where he viii be met 10y
Cabra At any from the the latter took in tho
capture OF saDaye 1t would seem that perfect under
standing exists between him and sagct This beiug
there evidently trouble ahead should the United states
Senate ratify treaty with san Domingo for the lease
OF Bay Of Indeed II what is reported here
OF provisions the treaty be correct, namely that
among other things, the United States Government un-
dertakes to protect Dominican epublc from foreign
Intervention during the period allowed for exchange
! Of Publications; then, unless the American
| Senate should quickly reject the treaty thas
Government might find itself, before many weeks bayo
passed. seriously enbroed on the Dominican question.
saget the representative of the party in Hayt op
posed only annexation, but TO the cesson IN any
form whatever OF any portion OF the territory OF the
island foreign power. In the struggle with Salnave
saget made excellent Of the rumOred proposal OF the
former TO lease Cape Nicolas Mole to the United states
in exciting the people against sanaye; for Oh the ques
ton OF preserving national territory IN It's ineg
| rity the Haytians almost fanatical
| The question Of allowing ex-Presdent Gefrare, at
I afttrnf 10 has
mooted, but public opinion has not yet taken any
definite shape on subject When salnave triumphed
over Gefrard soulouque permitted to return nome,
and It is thought now that saluave-Gefrards mortal
| enemy-has been removed. the exPresident ought TO
! have permission 10 come back To haith
THE ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT sAGEr.
PoRT-AU-PRINCE, Jan. 1S.-Saget has issued
an address to Haytans appealing to them to assist
him preserving public order, and under the shadow or
peace to repair II is three years slnee he says,
upon marching aganst the capital among the ches OK
a revolution that had just oyerthrown our unpopular
Government called upon by solemn vote of tho
Senate to fill the fret post OF the Republic Desiring to
remain faithful the principles Of abnegation which
constantly inspired my career did not accept homha
ton the regularity Of which seemed to me contestabe
having been made before the revolution had brought III
70 execution its programme OF the reorganization OF po
cal institutions then, You have not been ignoras
Of the numberless difficulties have had 70 overcome,
and our supreme efforts crush the enemy OF tue nation
But thanks to the LerOsm Of soldiers, and ther
valiant Generals are now in the capital when mas
become a OF horror aud focus or lneehdarism'
These smoking speak IN high testimony OF tho
barbarism Of that uncvilized What warnings arc
contained in these sad and great eyents May they
leave their fruits We must be occupied In reestab
fishing the full exercise OF democratic institutions
appeal all patriots TO all enlightened mep ior
their assistance in the fuhment OF so difficult tack;
but in doing. my dear tellow-ciuzens be Guarded
against all that bears the name OF tyranny aha never
forget the evils inflicted ON us aud sun rehang our
| hearts. Long live the Republic. one ana hhoi"usa'
| Long live liberty "
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE DOMINICAN TREATY
WITH THE UNITED STATES.
By the way of Boston we have received infOr-
nation from san Domingo 10 18th instant The Domn-
lean Government has hitherto been very retcent on tho
subject OF the leasing Of the Bay Of samana to the United
States and the annexation scheme. Nobody be-
yond the officials fare permitted to obtain any h'
formation the subject but the following
statement appears I'm The BuHthh, the on
cial organ Of the. Government: Tito Government,
in accordance with the consent Of the honorable members
OF the Senate has contracted with the Government Of tho
United States Of America through their respective repre-
sentatives the leasing Of the Peninsula and Bay Of
samana for period OF fifty years. TIE details VIII
shortly be made known to tie public. The treaty Is TO
be ratified BY tle contracting powers within four months,
the Republic OF Domingo IN the meantime remaining
under the protection Of the United states. Tue EAeeu
wish Of the people hatths negotiation shall be consum.
mated be the steppnS for tBcr future progress
Oh firm basis"
THE MOVEMENT OF PIMENTEL.
SAN DOMINGO CRY, Jan. 1O-The news re-
ceyed from the interior confirms the tdinss Of a
revolutionary movement in the North-Wosern depart
men headed by Gen. PimenteL Is asserted that tho
insurgents have captured the village OF Guayuoln In
the Province Of Azua, tue movement nnder
Gen Cabral continues, but advance reported The
Saaua question is scarcely spoken or Inc ooNernnent
maintains such rule, that one dares venture
opinion. The opposition party annoahce , tnat , us
Baez Government has fallen, because IL pl"eed ltseh
! under the protection OF the United states.
A WEST INDIAN PAPER on ANNEXATION.
ST. THOMAS, Jan. 17.-San Domingo furnishes
the absorbing topic OF conversation IN this quarter Tho
views of the people in the West Indies this question
are clearly set forth IN the following editorial of the
| Tdende:
The first idea which presented itself TO the New York
T. soothnld i'm The Wes, Indies There WAS a repusye
sense domination in the term foohod' which we con-
dered OF III omen ana he mrs. etad saes had At tie
same time GAINED n hdadhotd In San Doulngo thst
say eas ON M e tben aSS rD bS ." the people Of
that republic We have already given CADrais toIes.
against this foothold aud We suppose tna' ShoIJ
such deductions, regards Baezs conttol au lts "p
Testing wish OF the people " to sell their eoa"y sh
people OF the island shows that their one % dCni,
ant idea to 6s latter Sa doSSy SG S are wit
nesses OF this national desire; therefore the uhae
states seek 70 establish mat & eSpee Se dnina's
rebeons and constant eDdeavors to throw on sns h1
sSnuScernea-one s protesting to be the freest OF all
nations "-accordlng 20 one version OF lhe Iresiuen
Mesasethere could not possibly Se 10 ' Submit 10 for
elgn yoke, but that they would be auOseu Heeuon OF
action, aud would be accepted INTO .hs on'9D cy y.
the blessed ballot-box-thst great hatoha nsu.uloh
by which the SOVEREIGN P PnOpE gwen " m"narches eoao