The New York herald

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ow more than two hundred for one, and getting

Idly wome on the frontier.

nis paper currency is tne key to the whole situai?and

ail the situations?o.i this Island. The

ious chiefs printed It od bv wholesale and sold It

the merchants, wno paid hatJ or two-thirds ol

Ir duties with it, besides using It to buy produce.

ao.dlers received their pay in it, and everybody

eivad it at some rate or other u itii tho country

s so overtlooded with it that the traders wouia

receive It at anv price. For a time eacli successchlcf

would try the virtue* of a spe-ial issue, t?

id Ken in preiercucc at lucviuiuui uu'jks, uui

and all were finally overdone and repudiated,

is the masses?on whom the evds ol deureciation

ay* loll most severely?have co.ieoived a deep

ted aversion to government currency. The proie

to redeem with silver tha (.'aural Hsue was the

jile ol the beybo attempt at revolution about the

inning of January, but eveu tuat bait did not

tig out 200 people, and the aiTair was snuffed out

;eneerul Cabral entered the Dominican territory

irly three months ago, antt has been left In tn*

isession of the depopulated border belt; but h#

tlier gets further tnto ihe country nor is driven

irely out or it. Letters from both sides have

ictly supped into this city, each claiming to have

I skirmishes (the* call them battiest, in whlcfc

;U assorts ltseli slgnallv victorious; but the value

their victories may be estimated from this fact -t

t a dozeu men have been Killed or taken on either

le up to May J, the very last date of reliable

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-06-07. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1869-06-07/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1869-06-07.