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people At first tbe leading Spaniards were pleased with

the prospect of a general confiscation of Dominican

WHtM in their favor but the capture of Santiago, Molica, j

and San Cristoval aroused them to tbe fact that

4ba entire country was held by the rebels. With the ex

wapOon of four fortified camps, the citadel of Puerta

PWUa, and the walled city of St. Domingo, Spain had

a longer a square league of Dominican soil under her

Jtutodlction. The republic had its seat of government

at Santiago, from which it hud expelled the Spanish

garrison at the painful cost of laying their own beautiful

kernel in afches. Samana, the Unegi harbor in the Writ

Indies, which ought to be, and some day will be, the

great mail and naval centra of the American tropic*?

flMMna, I say, was strongly fortified, and in these fortiflcatious

the 8panish garrisons were kepi enclosed for

wo years. They are bat now leaving the country they

MM to subjugate.

TBK DOMINICAN MISSION TO WASHINGTON.

When the Dominican government fonnd itself re

Herri to the possession of its entire territory?except the

i fortified exceptions I have already nuia<-d?and in the

Ml exercise of its rightful supremacy orer the whole

tody Of the Dominican people, except those which Spam

told Uke prisoners of war within her fortiQed lines and

?fered by the guns of her war ships, then a Dominican

?soy was sent to the United States on a mission of the

Importance to both countries. This mission retoed

to the protection due the cititene of tbe I'nltod

i Mm who had the misfortune to lnd their persons su<1

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1865). New York [N.Y.], 1865-08-14. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1865-08-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1865-08-14.