The New York herald., 1871-02-21

little IA the rear fhen he did the business OF the
secretary, who was appointed ~ do tae traasailons
anu act with the Commi5s0ncrs. In lact 10 use q
coIloql lai smle, wAi.e has put mr. Secretary Bur
TONS nose oat OF Joint and u bringing Ia the iore-
ms tIond and whom ne boeght on as his private
secretary These private secretaries oil me
commissioners q as ana ns asssar, ropens seisaes nye
though they are not Officially recognized
by the resolution o. Congress. The President 81 the
Commission. honeit Old zen Wade, has no private
secretary. Eis son, u une young elo", and an
army officer formerly, merely sccompaes nus iather
10 take 0l hun 0f need. and he mas the
good sense not to interfere In any way with the
business vi tAe conmlsslon. The COMMISSION ana
those VINO assume 10 hasea connection win u uesin
10 be say towards me cora pJnleat5 VI the press
qua some o the Latter are not Ut all satls0eu Win
the former.
REsoRrKD TROUBLE ON THE HAYTIEN BORDER.
It's reported thai there Is trouDie on the Haytien
border, and. indeed, Baez and his ninlsters
ncSnowieageu ansS tnat to-day lney say noSgv.r
been sent to put down the CAPITALISTS Caoral they
assert, has no force worth talking about. out tnat
Saget, the Hayden President, rs IN league with nin
to prevent, II possible. Annexation Whatever Mr..
BAe1 and MS rieas may say. there Is reason To rear
serious trouble both RON cabralists anl naytlens
-foN OF ANa.aAAfloN. sly +
In that case the uniled states government would
have another diaaaleeao!e aud costp legacy turned
over to it py annexation. Military 0peral0n3 would
be very difficult 10 carry on, and u wead Cost .
gteaL deal OF treasure and blood, 10 say notiuE ot
dease forests Of tSs tiop,cai ccnnry IL Is evident
too. there Is an anuenual party e, 4em'aieans .s!s
through Bael. o-aay a gentleman. a foreigner,
w., 49, ns oeea nere s,ile tiie on business. thousn
no, M res aeht, received prin'ed manl,esto iroin
tle Domnican eAiies 1T ST. 1honas sl-ued "A Thou
sanl Noces,h ae.tiiist Ba3z and annexation. This
gentleman iulnedi.tely deetroye,l the documauG
iroM fear OF being compromised. 1 Inquired Of
aaoihei geAteman. u merchant, VINO Is here 70 col
sdfeu ine tnat out oi some rwentyiour debtors ten
nad been eAneJ by Baez. These exiles are, for the
most part The Intelligent men OF The couatry. The
llNNn a a.artss IN ral
uaated BY conmlsiee OF our Congress- shows what
the bsel party viii yeature 70 40 when Their schemes
are opposed. ! understand great number .. these
Domlnical ex,es are scattered dierent islands
81 Tue West Indies. Every ono who has
dared 20 oppose ann xation has been exilad or Is
marked lian. Ho., tnen, coa.d there nave been q
iair expression oi 0.inion whea lue pretended vote
Was taxen on thlt questioay stu. think tne ma
o!e latent and suppressed opposition. or with the
Chance of a war VAIN the HAY uens, the experiment
might DO dangerous one.
usFAvoRAaIg sIoE OF ASygxAuoS EXPOSED.
Ihe experience o. the spaniards, who. alter osng
,hoa auds 81 iiycs and sgend.g s6oeoooJ to cstab-
tney lad bcca inyi.ed ncfe 10 rule over o people
0i tha.r own lanxuGge-snoald make US Careful
MT 10 Jump too inc0lsideraiay into tnlS
aDneya lou scneme. TIE Don means are people
o. another language aud VI G.aerent race 10 those
OF the .nitei states OI course II u no. known yet
Iha! "a; reportQ me Vonl9i,si9ners Yip 9ei Tue
commissioners themselves 10 not know. They have
great mant thngs 10 sco AMI Investigations to
tile impresslun Il NOT - favorable TO annexation as
IL appeared 10 be az hrsi. The Nansasket VIII sail
VIA the mall Ia 81. Thomas IN n hour or so, and
his correspondence must 0e closed I'LL Another Op
poftunsy Ter niaiin. letter occarA
After the Overland Jcucrcy Inter viewing
tho Presidcnt-Thc Tennessc,'s ArrsvaI--A
MisrntIcrsfan iina-.CorrcspoIdenis Not SO
Parficuiar-iidrcss Of the Com uissi0ucrs--
Reply OF President Baex- Croaols ALead-
The Action Of tae Consmis ner.-Anncxa
"a su.~
see-Tbinsins Of the Past-Cnbral Moving
Wade's Impressions Of uacz "A Financial
OpcratiOn--A Newspaper Man soins Home.
Sr. DoaiS6o CITY. Feb. Q, 1871.
Our tired party OF travellers across The country
having become somewhat rested, ana having en-
joyed the coed things at the hotel Of Monsieur
AugusIc, which Is the only hotel OF any respectabity
In this place. We began ookin. around to discover
any matters OF interest.
INTERVIEWS WITH TIE PRESIDENT.
! have hal several interviews with President
Baez. lie Is o very pleasant-!ooking malatto.
asout fifty years Old with an Intelligent EXPIRE ssion,
showing disposition 10 reveal little and covering
that little with much diplomacy. His actions are
graceful and his Conversation is soft
and pleasant. lie appears to prefer Spanish, but
talks with facility IN rrecch and although he does
not uso English much, speaking with difficulty. he
understands great deal that Is spoken by others.
THE CABINET
or his Cabinet Cautler, tho Secretary OF State Is
tine deepest mind; he mas o penetrat.
Ing manner. observing every action with scrutiny.
Demonta his Minister OF Justice speaks English
With comparative ease, aud Ia extremely gentle-
manly and afrable he has been banished several
times ON account OF politics. and seems deeply I'M
pressed with the desire for annexation because OF
Its beneficial results to the people Of this country
Curie, the Minister or Finance Is genteel-looking
person. sonie what darker than tho others with q
pleasant smile continually greeting You. should
not consider his abilities very wonderful but doubt
less they are ample for the duties ne has to perform
Our whole party have been courtcously treated by
all the officials, and have had every facility placed
before them for getting information.
THE TENNEssEEs ARRIVAL,
The Tennessee arrived here from Samana on Tues
day, at about nve O'Clock P. NJ, having been pre-
ccded a few hours by the Nantasket Tho Commits.
siouers sent for the American Consul, DR.. Amcs to
come on board and this morning they all came
ashore. .e;,s.a s.l..'&.--, ~ rz.a.,
asS MISUNDERSTANDING.
An unpleasant incident has occurred, which shows
either great ignorance and mIsmanagenent on tho
part Of those who conduct matters for the Commits
sloners or else great cowardice on their part The
messengers who came across country from Samana,
received from him an offer Of an unoccupied palace
for the accommodation OF tAe Commissioners and
suite. 1his orer was not to include provisioning
thein but simply to afford them proper accommoda-
tions. AS IL was extended through courtesy anu as
quarters for such large party were difficult 10 be
obtained, the ofror was accepted on behalf OF the
When the latter arrived however,
their private secretaries In their wisdom deemed
that public opinion IN the United States would
frown upon such an undemOcratc proceeding and
vetoed the whole arrangement Wise philosophers
They declined the kind offer and nired for small
price, smaller house. which, however, belongs to
President Baez as his private property; and then,
being able otherwise to procure cots and many other
articles, they were compelled finally to
ask President Baez to furnish them. This has ex.
cited much unfavorable comment by all connected
with the press and at least one OF the Commissl
ers INF. Wade, considers the movement not oni J
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