The New York herald., 1871-03-17

dents visit to Azua and this military demonstra-
tion II Is rumored that Cabral cOntemplatcs ano-
other attack the territory Of Baez, either at or
near Azua. His headquarters are said to be at San
Juan thirty to forty miles only from Azua. In fact,
the we-denned lines oil outposts OF The two factions
are nearer than that to Azua. Mr.. Baez probably
Is selznE the opportunity white the Tennessee and
Commission proceed to a point so near his adver-
sary TO terrify him. have heard over and over
again, and that from wcll.informed persons, that
and protection OF the United States. 1t
Is certain that the presence of our war vessels
and the improved guns and munitions Of war we
have supplied have rendered important service to
Baez. When the Nanasket lett st. Domingo city q
few days ago for Samana and Puerto Plata she car
ried arms for The Baez government. Our govern
ment has really become party In the war though
It does not supply men, ana this Notwithstanding
the treaty made with Baez for annexation failed to
be ratified oy the Senate. Baez, his Cabinet and
friends poohpooh the Cabraliss, and almost the ex.
extraordinary demonstrators as If terrible con-
lict were imminent. The e Is no doubt that Cabra
point few miles back OF Azua far into the inte
ror including San Juan, Benica, Neyba and the re.
glon ol the SAT- lakes ana mines ana an along tne
ana 1t mas been represented to us as insignificant
Baez cannot reach IT, Cabrals rule. as far as It ex.
tends, Is as Independent as that Of Baez and, look
Ing at the way in which Baez came into power, Is
quite as legitimate,
DIR. HOWE RETURNS FROM THE INTERIOR.
DR.. Howe has returned from his wild goose chase
to Seybo, and reports everything in glowing terms
the country, the people, their enthusiasm for an
nexatiOn and everything ese Some 200 mounted
soldiers under the command OF the general-in-
CHIEF CHIEF Camneros came rushing into town the
day after from the SeybO region, to strengthen the
impression made However far the Dominicans
may be behind the age in civilization they have
nexation business, ind have carried the Commits
sioners, and many attached to the Commission, by
the usual one In Carnolic countries preceding the
commencement OF Lent; and the wretche0 grotesque
y
DR.. Howe Will proceed by land to Azua going
over the same ground General Sgel and several OF
the correspondents went over eight or nine days
Himself If he should undertake to ex,
anime the people one by one on the way as he
has every washerwoman and vagabond dominican
he could pick up IN the town we shall not get
away rom Azua ior fortnight & Late ater we arrive
Commissioner White, with others, proposes to 90
This journey will take seven eight days. He Is
going over the ground the greater part OF the way,
which Professor Blake and mis- party went over pre-
aud brought round to us at Port au Prince. Among
those who are going with Mr. White Is the husband
IN the Tybee and Professor Gabb, VINO mas charge
Of the Fabens survey business. birds OF feather
neCs e sd n s ana WAS
affair and expedition. With very few exceptions,
the whole party on board the Tennessee We're negro
worshipping radicals, and now Mr. Lucy Stone
Blackwell, and others OF the same tripe,
have followed, and propose to join u.s. st.
people. II Charles % sumner could could be- be- eTe here
and witness the infinite blending OF coors as the
result OF miscegenation, and see how vastly the
colored people preponderate over the whites, he
would hardly oppose annexation any longer. II
Susan D. Anthony ana her strong-mlnded sister
agiators could see the freedom OF social life here
they might come forward to rescue the adminisira.
ton IRON Its st. Domingo dilemma Julia Ward
Howe IS represented by her husband, DR.. Howe,
and, therefore, might remain at home. BY all means
General Grant sheuld mt out a second expedition,
with another batch OF radicals, white, black and
gray, male and female; Tor 81. Domingo is para.
disc for them, and they would not fall TO urge
annexation, One OF the many comcal scenes wit
messed ON our voyage and journeys had forgotten
to mention and one In which Dr. Howe, the Quixote
OF the Commission, was the prominent figure.
While at Samana the Doctor saw both men and
women mounted on bulls, and, as he is intent
examining and trying everything he resolved to get
astride one OF these animals. But THIS dominican bull
understanding well the difference between Yankee
and native, paved the ground furlouslg and was
well nigh pitching his rider on the ground. Every
one was amused and applauded the Doctor for his
bullmanship.
AT THE THEATRE
4 party OF the expedition went to the theatre the
other night which Is on old convent church, ana
one OF the largest ruins here The performance
was We aEst since our arrival 1t promised TO be