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FUL SCENE DURING A FUNERAL BERVICE,

81. Tuomas, Sept. 16.—Santo Domingo City

dates of the 12th instant are at hand, President Gon-

zalez had just returned from his voyage to the Northern

provinces. The whole country is perfectly quiet. A

Haytien steamer had arrived at Santo Domingo City,

and by ber the Dominican Commissioners will leave for

Port-au-Prince to conclude the treaty of amity aud cow:

merce between the two republics.

Gen. Caceres has arrived here and met ex-President

Baez of Santo Domingo.

Tue Haytien Government has imposed heavy taxation

upon resident foreigners, including foreign clerks in the

employment of Haytiens.

A disturbance recently occurred in the Catholic Cathe-

Aral at Jamaica. A priest wre the Cuban colors from

the coffin of a patriot, refusing to permit the fotroduoe-

tion of politics into the Catholic service. A gcufile

ensued, The priest was assaulted and pushed off tue

platform on which the coflin rested,

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EXCITEMENT IN CUBAN CIRCLES.

ARRIVAL OF THE DUELIST ROSADO—EXPECTED RE-

TURN OF HIS ANTAGONIST—REPORTED RESIGNA-

TION OF ALDAMA—A VIGOROUS CUBAN PROTEST.

Although there appears to be little news of

importance from Cuba, yet there are dally incidents oc-

ecurring in Cuban and Spanish eircles in this city of in-

terest to those who move in them. Among zac events

of special interest to the Cuban clement was the arrival,

on Bunday, of Plo Rosado, one of the principals in the

recent duel on the Belgian frontier, Joeé Ferrer de

Conto, editor of the Spanish journal Ed Cronista, the

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New-York tribune. (1874). New York [N.Y.], 1874-09-29. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1874-09-29/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1874-09-29.