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leniency to the rebels, but to secure peace and submis-

sion to the Government at all hazards,

A gentleman who arrived in this city yesterday from

Port-au-Platte, which he left on Aug. 24, said that if

there had been any such revolution gs was stated by the

telegrams from Havana be would have heard of it before

Lie Jett, He did not believe there was a word of truth in

the report. He said that the story originated with

Spaniards inimical to the present Government, and that

Barrera was responsible for it. The latter had been

banished from Santo Domingo and lefts Port-au-Platte

Aug. 23. He sailed for Porto Rico on the German

steamer, and as soon as Le arrived eirenlated the report

of a successful rebellion in Santo Domingo, This report

had been carried to Havana, whence it was telegraphed

to this country. The gentleman stated that no general

disaffection existed, and that the Government was fully

competent to deal with any conspirators.

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FOREIGN NOTES.

QovrravrtoN, Ang, 30,—The United States

frigate Fravklin sailed for Gibraltar to-day.

Tie Bacvue, Aug. 30.—The Institute of In-

ternational Law has approved the three rules of the

Treaty of Washington as a busis for defining the duties of

ucutral States

LoNpoN, Aug. 30.—Shares of the Direct

Cable Company to-day advanced one shilling (24 cents,

gold), on a rumor that the Faraday had succeeded in re-

pairing the cable, and shares of the Anglo-American Com-

pauy declined two shillings (49 cents, gold).

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New-York tribune. (1875). New York [N.Y.], 1875-08-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1875-08-31/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1875-08-31.