New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Mr.. BGsseH 10 .ur. Rdmedu.

SIR: have the honor inform you that certain nego-
sient Baez Of the Dominican Republic and /
instructed by my Government 70 state TO me Govern
cided disayor upon any attempt by whomsoeyer made
interfere with the domestic peace and internal affairs
OF the neighboring Republic of Dominica during inc
tendency OF these negotiations.
respectfully request you. Mr. Minister to eau the at
tention your without delay to this nstruc-
ton of my Government and cypress the hope tnat me
a T in T
affairs Of the Dominican Republic ana That they VIII use
circumstance growing out of the revolutionary state Of
this island. by which the interests Of the United states
PLY subsisng between Hayti and the United States
might be in the least disturbed ~, ,,,-,-. -,
have the honor to salute yOu, Mr. Minister with the
most distinguished consideration.
Hon. T. Rameau Secretary Of state, &C., &C., &c.
lTausaion
Mr.. Rdmedu to Mr.. BqsseH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Jan. q, 1870.
SIR: have had the honor 10 receive your letter or
the 18th instant, by which you inform me that certain
negotiations are now pending between the Government
OF the United States and that Of the Dominican Republic
and in which, by virtue Of instructions which you have
received, you invite my Government TO see That the
in reference affairs OF the sand Dominican
Republic during the tendency of these negotiations The
tenton and have submitted it to the consideration of
the Provisional Government, which has carefully noted
the communication that you have addressed To 1t through
Deign to accept, Sir. the assurance of my very high
secretary OF State and of Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Ebenezer d. Bassett, U. 5. Minister Resident
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Mr. Bassct to the Commander Of any United States
Ship-OE War at or SdmdHG.
LEGATION THE UNITED STATES,
PoRT-AU- PRINCE, HAYTI. Jan. 30, 1870.
Under instructions from the Government at Washing
ton have warned the existing Government OF Haytl
not o interfere in any manner i'm the internal affairs OF
the neghbOring republic Of San Domingo Nevertheless
10 is reported TO from sources entitled TO respect,
portuntes to give support clandesney, to the revou-
tionary commander, CaDrai.
A Jamaica schooner, the Dolphin has cleared from
Kingston for some Hayan port. Ii IL supposed, how
ever that she is destined for port in san Domng0
that she has arms or other supplies on board 10 be aSed
OF need she is to put into this or some other port
Hayt, making arrangements TO transport over ald he
supplies to Gen. Cabra The arrangements for TINS ana
other similar expeditions are supposed I'd De aued anu
abetted IL not connected by Monsieur Laraque, at
present the acting Haytan Consul at kingston
The Clare Helene, which, with English papers and
under the English flag, has been in the service OF the
still in this service the English flag, with the full
knowledge OF the English Charge dAres here, is re-
to Cabra IL is further reported that under the pre-
going to Cape Haysn other ships in the Hay
public on the northern coast with the of commun
eating with and aiding Cabral and that the war-shlp
La Terreur is such mission. am assured, too
that these operations taking place with the comfy
ance of the English Charge dAfres anu his vice Con
suls in this island These reports come TO me In such
way that judge 1t quite worth while TO report them to
you. -, =, @ ... Co,o,o
who has been in this harbor since the 2t of last month
Is expected to put to tomorrow or Monday on ac.
count OF sickness board He may to Key West and
report there the urgent need OF statOnDg ship -four
Government here in place OF the seminole meanwhl II
W De sye but for day or two in this har6or
especially great bitterness is manifested by the sue
and It's citizens here This letter is not intended as
a public dispatch, but personal communication To
in carrying out the instructions OF our Government
EBENEZER ID. BAssErr.