The sun., 1888-11-09
The munitions of war seemed to be consigned
mark,
Monte Criste.

It is hard to see see what use Gen. Papillon
the saginaw; and so no information can be OBJ
tanned from him that will clear up the point.
Mr. leoncio Julia. the Dominican Consul ut
Nav York, says that all invoices certified by
him ARE private mattors. and for that reason
he .cIuSGd to submit the manifest of the S4Gi-
nav to Mr.. Bassett. the. Haytian Consul when
that gentleman asked him to do So He said
that the only 'hing fol, him to do was to certify
arms was authorized by. the Dominican Gov
crnmcnt. He said the shipment Of any muni-
tons Of war by the saginaw it such sdhEmeHt
Government; and. with that authority given:
the Hay,ian Government could rest assured
The consgnors OF the munition of war on tho
Saginaw nre Mcssrs Jmenes and Hausted of
ton Mr. Jnlia is said to be relative Of Mr.
Juan i. JimcnGs, the senior member of the
llrml mentioned, Mr.. Julia said he made no
in his. official capacity. Mr. Jimcnes is n
Dominican and his partner is a German: They
ton ton could be ob,ained at south William
street. and the directory gives Mr.. Jimenes's
Mcssr-, HartlSy : Graham o, 10 Maiden
Lane, who sold tho arms to Jmcnes and
lIaustedt. would say. nothing about the matter
yesterday. They said 1t would not be fair to
The prosonco Of 100 kegs Of powder on the
SAGINAW raises another roint, rs that vessel Is
Unitcd States statutes provides that no passen-
ger vessel shall carry any powder aS u part of
her cargo The PENALTY fixed. however. is u
fine of only 500 for each offence. Mr.. Clyde
says thGt his company has a special permit
on Tuesday Mr.. Preston stated that the
C!vle Company had asked the Collector to in
tcr!int the Saginaw from clearing Tor any
iinytian port. Such m interlict. Mr.. Preston
said. would hayo relieved tho Clyde Company
from amy responsibility TO merchants from
whom They had accepted freight Tor llayian
ports. nnd throw the loss on the patrons OF the
lino because 1i such governmental interior
Collector Davis SAID the Clyde people, had
been 10 him five times trying to get Collector
MaGonc TO intt"rdic, the Saginaw from clearing
for l!nyt. The Collector refused to give any
such interdiction us the official notice that the
ports wore blocknded was enough. Mr.. Clyde
there was nny official notice OF n blockade and
whother the Saginaw had Il right to touch at Il
In view Of the interview with Papion pub
listed in The sun. Oct. 25. nit.: tlcinsurgent
Generals presence on the Saginaw. together
with tho infant arsenal hound Tor II port not
many miles from the Haytam frontier, goes to
prove that u Ilnytian may change his mind.
ON oct. ~ Con. l'apillOn said that he was IN no
sense an insurGent. and was mere in Il private
Paris the following week by the French line.
Last evening n prominent Eaytinn in this
city said that Ulysses Herreaux the Dominican
President. was creature OF Saomon. from
whom he had received large sums,of money,
and was extremely unfrlendly TO the present
Hnytian Government. Chern2 Cohen the Min
lister Of the Dominican Government TO Port
nn-prncn, is also said 10 he IN sympathy with
tho ipauNents and II is also said that tho
Amrriran Minister mt thu Same place PASSED
took place. In the camp of Gen, SaIde IhGle-
mauue, who was Killed in tho melee.