New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
BAEZ DEPOSED.
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inhabitants have pronounced in it's favor, giving
official notice OF their adherence thereto. The
island is divided into three districts, namely, the
santo Domingo or Southern district; tho
'eioo' or Eastern district, aud the Cibao.
or Northern aud Central district. Tho
,ait named IA entirely and openly rev.
iutiohary while the Ceibo is known to be inclined
10 the new government although not having de-
cared itself at last advces Gen. Caceres the Vice
President under Baez. the one who was namod for
the office of Provisional President on Nov %,
five days after the proclamation was issued pub
lshed card stating that he wished to retire to his
home and take no part in the affairs Of the country;
although at tne same tiwe it is well known that ho
secretly fayors the revolution. When this card was
published by circular and advertisement the people
then unanimously declared in favor Of Cen Con
zalez, who Of once issued a proclamation announc-
ing the formation of his Government in the follow
ing language:
ORDER OF GIN. GONZALEZ
GOD. COUNTRY AND LIBERTY. DoAInIoAs REPUBLIC.
lGSACio VI. GONZALES. Generdf NJ N, National Force
and Supreme Chsf ofhe ReyOiation:
Considering that 1t is indispensable that here 10
named Provisional Government for the good progress
and regularity Of the public cause. and considering that
the progressive character which the Revolution has
this day taken requires that it he uamed Immediately
vested. BE Il enacted haf-
ARTICLE I.-TOmas Coco DO the Secretary Of STATE.
Interior. Police, Agriculture, and Foreign Relations.
ART U.-Ceestiue Lopez be the Secretary OF Justice
and Public Instruction.
ART. III.-Idefonso Mela Castillo be the Secretary of
the Bureau Of Commerce.
ART IV-Gen. Pablo Lopez ViIancicva ba the 3ecro-
tary of War and Navy.
Done in the City OF San Felipe dc Puer'a Plata on tho
3Oth day OF November, 1873. ICSACIo VI. GONZALEZ
This prompt action the part of Gen. GOuzaicx
inspired the people with confidence, and within IL
days from the outbread Of the revolution not only
was the Government formed, but 1000 men were
under arms and on their to the capital. On tho
9th Of the present month these troops had already
passed Laviga and from this fact it Is believed that
by this time Santo Domingo City is either in pos
session of the Government troops or in a
state of siege. 1t is known that Baea
has not 2DO soldiers in Santo Domingo City.
and only 300 at Azua and in order to make any de-
fense at all it will be necessary to concentrate theso
800 men at SantO Domingo City, leaving Azua unde-
Tended. All the island. with the exception OF ths
two aforementioned points is in state of revoiu-
tOn and yet perfect order regns and business is un
interrupted except where the provisional troops
moving private letter is at the present time In
this city from the American Consul at Santo Do
mingo City, and in which it was stated that directly
it was known that Puerta Plata had decided against
Baez, general dependency prevailed among his
followers.
1t is understood that the Provisional Government
is not opposed to the treaty that has been made
with the Samana Bay Company, but are, instead.
desirous of fulfilling every stipulation made therein
In support of this statement official documents are
reported to be already in this city. informing the
Company of the favorable consideration Of the Pro-
visional Government and guaranteeing them all tho
rights granted under the treaty.