The New York herald

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continues on many estates.

Freights?There Is an active demand for vessels, but

the arrivals have boon moderate, and better rates have

been obtained.

The United States steamer Crusader is still cruising to

the eastward. All well.

Hews from M. Dnaluge.

MVITAL OF COMldOlCR? IMTORTANT DKOKKB?MMTCATIOM?IMMIUKATION?CURJUWCV.

Files of St. Domingo papers have been received in Havana

to May IT. We translate the following (Tom the

Diario dt la Marina at the 14th Inst.:?

Judging from the tone of the preee the oountry is visibly

recovering the low condition it has been in, consequent

upon the frequent upheaving* it has suffered from, and

uw government, a* weu m prinug ihuivmihis, were ousy i

with administrative and other reforms relative to com- i

merce and agriculture. A moo git the measures adopted

by the former is tho annexed- decree, which wo publish I

entire for the benefit of our commercial readers:?

The Senate, at the instance of the Executive power, con-

sidertng that the advanoemdt of oommerco is one of the

most important causes of national wealth, and being desirous

of attracting to to the ports of the republic, bp im- i

munitiee and privileges of every kind, the flags of all com-

mercial and friendly nations, to increase our revenue and

develop the elements of prosperity which our privileged

soil possesses, hss resolved, In the name of the nation, to

issue the following

raeur

Article 1. From and alter the day of the publication of

this decree, the vessels of those friendly natious with

which the republic has not liad treaties will be plaood on

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The New York herald. (1860). New York [N.Y.], 1860-06-20. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1860-06-20/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1860-06-20.