New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
POLITICAL DTSSENSIONS ~ HdlN
GENERAL MANIGAT SAID TO BE READY TO DE
sCEND Upon THE ISLAND AGAIN-HfVfO-
LITE QUAHREfs WITH HIS MINISTER'S

| GENERAL MANrGAT SAID To BE READY TO DE-
scEND Upon THE ISLAND AGA1N-HlYPO-
LITE orAnREfs WITH HIS MINISTER'S.
Kingston Jamaica. july 9.-President lIyppolite
has shu, OK al communication between Tayu and
Jamaica NJ person Is allowed 70 leave the Repub-
lie except 90 Nep'-York or Europe. All mails are
carefully scrutni>cd by the authorities. Hyppolites
action IS no ,Sub: due to the fact that General
M,nla, Is suspected TO b. ready 20 attempt another
/ descent upon Hayu Genera Legitimr with whom
negotiations were recently opened to induce him TO
return 10 HaytD has also refused 70 make peace
/ with Hyppoitc and is still in Kingston.
In addition to the threatening attitude OF the
oxles here Hyppollte has to contend with troubles
Ministers ami with one exception they have been
dismissed from Office The army Is being strength
ened by the CONSUMPTION OF youths oi twelve years
'Nibongh reports Of the actua! state OF affairs
which reach here Irregular they are of such
| nature AS to indicate that rising may take place
at any moment
The above news I'm regard to the alleged condition
Of political affairs In Hayti hardly excite sur
| prise since history has shown that the Black he-
public has been often disturbed by revolutionary
/ movements Still some doubt may b" entertained
I'm regard 10 the immediate breaking out OF another
Iraytian revolution. indicated by the Kingston
| dispatch Ia the first place. no alarming hioriha-
ZION has been received by the regular mail steamer
| ,hi.b arrived here recently. direct from Port-au-
rrincr In the second place. Kingston being the
heaunnorters of the uaytian political exes. only
pectcd from that quarter. Moreover It IL hardly
possble that after his former repeated uSuccTss-
mi attempts TO overthrow President Hyppohte
General Nanigat could possess sufficient fuhus 10
"nttampt another descent upon IlaytL AS to Cen
.rai %pitlrne the that he Is FtiN IN kingston
il not conclusive pr pof that he has refused TO MAKE
peare with Hyppolite who recently permitted l'esl-
umcs wife To return to Hayt. where ne gave 10
her all facilities TO arrange the private interests oil
her husband - ,,, 80 ,oo o,,or
the order OF the day in Hhyt ana tnnt the lrrSt-
dent was recently compelled TO reorSal'Ze mi, nj
cabinet: bu: their elimination just now, IN civil
war Ike that which ragged in lSs>-S. would be re-
,rrnttabie since II would put back the country,
which has been making fair progress siice ,ns
re- csta blishment OF tranquility. The Presidentol
message Of MAY 25 this year. showed that tne
noltcal relations Of Hayti with other NATIONS were
Satisfactory The difficulties with france on nc
count of the expulsion of Ave French residents
have been ARA nged Negotiations relative 10 me
choice of bishop at Gonayes have been Success s.
r.llv conducted with the vatican. The foreign
pnw,rs have consented 70 certain ainehoratlons
reouested bv the fIaytian Government IN regarn 10
~ onnnntment OF Consular officers. In lND the
rnmmefcial movement amounted 70 $yUUs.6 IN eN-
norris and s. COZ 81 In Imports The United states
figure for the largest amount In the importation
roIunn OF the Haytian budget Hayt received
American imports amounting TO N"S;;ios. .Ose
from France reached S,i25,65S, ana those from
J.rgland only $192,OO.