Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-16
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
IRON TEE DOMINICAN CeuuIssley.
Their A0vements and Expected Early
1ea1Fn 0omo-TheiF Reception
BY President S04et-Reoarks
OF C0mm1ss1O0OP WOde,
and Reply Of O0gee.

SANTANA BAY, Feb. 2s.-The Unitsd States
steamer Nantasket, Captain McCook, has ar
rived here from Sanso Domingo city, bringing
I'VE days later news than that brought by the
Tybee. On the 18th, Commissioner Andrew
D. White left Santo Domingo CITY ON an over
land "Trip to Puerto Plata. At the latter place
he will be taken on board the Naptasket ana
proceed TO Port-au.Prince. the capital of Hayti
where, by previous arrangement, he will
former President Of Dominica, and the new
leader OF the forces opposed to Baez. Mr. White
: aeeompaned by samuel Hazard, of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. Blackwell, of Newark n n
Much excitement las been caused in Santo
Domingo city by the Official announcement
that the inhabitants of Bani and San Christoyai
had hauled down the Dominican colors and
RAISED THE AMERICAN FLAG.
Commissioner Samuel j. Howe mad zone IN
Bani TO investigate the matter.
herents OF ex-PTesident Sslnave, were about
marching against Hayti, with the object of over
throwing Saget, the present President, and
a ass a a at the head OF the government.
OF Cincinnad, had visited the commission
Inc Nantasket yesterday duly honored Wash
ngton's birthday, aud TO-DAY sails for Puerto
Plata TO meet Commissioner White. The result
to with great interest
THE COMMISSION ALL WELL
PoRT-AU-PRINCK, March The com mission
reached here ON the 2d Of March from Azus
All are IN excellent health, and will wait here
,od Commissioner White, who went overland
nom Santo Domingo to Puerto Plata He is
expected rere in the steamer NantasAet by the
l0th, bringing with him two scientific expedi-
nons 9nder Professors Blake and Ward, that
crossed before him. The Tennessee win then
START INMEDIATRLY FOR HONE.
touching ct Santiago de Cuba and Rev West
S Sr Tos,. Inc questions Of debt and disputed
dispatches. The Haytiens are
BITTERLY OPPOSED TO ADMIRATION.
me commissioner, however, were received
csily. CabraPsstrength consists almost wholly
O. Hayden supports. The information that the
tennessee had been reported missing VAS rrst
received BY the party here.
. TIE eTATBMRNT OF CENTRAL BANKe,
mat she is uneeaWorthy, was received With
great indignation, and Denounced as hesrtlesely
cruel. She u one OF the strongest and best chips
officers. We expect now, unless DELAYED by the
sos = By tn. s5ru OF MARCH.
Sns ye ses f1a the LIST Of April dsy Of
snip Ne not heard from for two weeks it should
not cause anxiety.
The maiifrom the commission leaves for New
iork to-day by the steamer Port-au-P Prince.
is preparing a short preliminary report which
n % hopes to get on on the steamer this evening
ne nag also sent short letter to the President.
DIT. move had arranged for q pretty thorough
exploration OF Hayn, but Mr.. Wade insisted
inst there was no authority for it and should
here Messrs. Wade and Howe called by previous
agreement upon the President and Cabinet.
Inc meeting had no reference to annexation.
being presented Mr. Wade said:
mi. Fresident: We are the Commissioners
OF the United States charged with the duty of
ulaknng certain Inquiries touching the state and
conoiuon or the Dominican Republic, with Q
view TO the possibility of moro intimate rela-
tiohs between the two republics than have
tlu, existed, and having performed
beautiful Island without doing ourselves
me honor Of calling and paying our respects to
the President Of the Hayden Republic; and We
. and amicable relations that have SO long AMI
mated the people Of boIh natione may long con-
unue. IN doing this We but express the sincere
senumene OF the President and people Of the
To this
PRESIDENT sAGBT BRPLrHp
tnsi ne gladly IseiProcated the feelings Of
go al In his power to them in their re-
s ssS d.. NIL MT; Wade said he greatly regret
language, bscssse he thought he would then he
Able 20 say . great deal that would tend to allay
the present feeling toward the United Statss,
san aos,g points In which the Haytiens misun-s
President Saget, At this point, earnestly said
the educated class In Hayu faily undefstood
s s9s appreciated the condition of the Usitsd
that they themselves had been dawes, md n
gAs impossible 70 isnusnee tAsm. The Press
dent ct The eleee OF the conferences said he
would try and visit the commissioners. Hell
not expected, however, on account Of the gem
erAl And popular feeling against The presence -
the commission in the harkor. = -.
Cabral has scnte ceUnuntcatt0n to the from
from Mr.. Howe. vritten ct Aqua, but the iettsr
is delayed until the Hayden aufhorities 60
correspcnd With our Minister In regard Do r.
ceivipR e. Mr.. Weoe II anxious NOT q comn,i-
cate matters BY bringing him here, wishias -
ne GOES, 20 9, sveid au ap1eArancs Of being en-