The New York herald
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Based on the provided newspaper excerpt, forty-three notable persons from Cibao were arrested and sent under escort to St. Domingo, while Padre Moya hoisted the Spanish flag in Vega despite public opposition and subsequently escaped the pursuing populace. The nation is described as indignant over being sold and betrayed through annexation, with unarmed citizens struggling in Moca following disarmament, a movement resulting in seven persons being shot in Azua, and reinforcements requested from Porto Rico. Consequently, Spain finds herself engaged in an unforeseen labyrinth of trouble stemming from the annexation.
A tenor del extracto de prensa, cuarenta y tres personalidades destacadas del Cibao fueron arrestadas y enviadas bajo escolta a Santo Domingo, mientras que el padre Moya izó el pabellón español en La Vega a pesar del rechazo popular y luego logró huir de la multitud que lo perseguía. La nación se describe consternada e indignada por verse vendida y traicionada mediante la anexión, con ciudadanos desarmados resistiendo en Moca tras el desarme forzoso, un estallido que dejó siete personas fusiladas en Azua y peticiones de refuerzos a Puerto Rico. Por consiguiente, España se encuentra atrapada en un imprevisto laberinto de dificultades derivado de la anexión.
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In consequenoe of this forty-three persons of note o'
Clbao have been arrested ssid sent under a strong escor
to tbe city of St. Domingo. In spite of the opposition of
tbe people Padre, Moya, sold to tne Spaniards, caused the JJ
Spanish flag to be hoisted in Vega. The people are pur-
suing him, to put him under arrest, but be appears to Jr
have made bis escape. In Clbao they do not wish to have V
the Spaniards at any price. Serious conflicts will be the
consequence.
They write from St. Domingo, under date the 4th o'
May:?
I be news which I gave you la my last respecting tbe
diss at 1st action la the east, is conflrmed by the facts
which dally come to light. The nation is indl(naat at
having been sold and betrayed. The people appear to
have required time te realize and understand what has {7
actually taken place. They begin noir to conceive the
measures that must have been taken privately long ago rz
to Insure what has taken place. The disarauig of tne 17
people has produced its fruits in Moca, where the popu p
laticn, without firearms, have begun to struggle. 53
A movement has taken plaoe la Azua, where seven rr
persons were shot
The news received here made such an Impression z~
that a reinforcement was asked from Porto Rico. Spain
finds herself engage! In a labyrinth that She could
not have foreseen. She accepted a task by the aaaexatlon'
the trouble of which she did not expect to begin 7Z
Immediately.
As to Saatana?placed in aa untenable position, pressed
on tbe one hand by tbe French Consul to treat with the
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The New York herald. (1861). New York [N.Y.], 1861-06-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr02115-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1861-06-25/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1861-06-25.