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expedition, to be composed of three vessels, with

seven hundred men, to land in Porto Klco, where he

meant to get up a civil war. At the same time he

paraded his Spanislilsm, stating how thankful he

felt towards the Spanish government for the honor

of Marshal it had bestowed upon him some years

since: that as he was not disposed to let the liay of

Samana to the Americans, since that would

prove prejudicial to the interests of Spain

in America; that as he was in waut of

$100,000 at once to hold out against the

Yankee party that was pressing hard upon him,

he addressed his Excellency to know if he could lend

that amount on the redttof the nation. The Captain

tieueral replied that "he could not dispose of

anv sum wha ever that was not in the regular levy

and budget."

The merchants of St. Thomas have raised $40,000

In gol l for General l.uperon to take with him. It Is

In tne form of a loan. The Haeclsis are much Irritated

because it has been reported that their chief

ha been negotiating for the saie of Hatnani to the

Americans. General Jose Camlnero, commandant

of this place anil 11 so of,one of Haez' columns of

troops, says that lie has been lighting with the same

rifl'1 since the Monte Crist I atlair to get Maez into

power, but that he will shoot hltn wliii that same

piece if lie let or sell Samana, an I that if the fliibuster

Colonel Fattens dare to com back to St. Do

niiiw<i witn any ir^.uy i?r me km up win watrn

ami shoot lit in on the <l<>< K. line* ki eps Kt at Itik that

I he ox|j*'<-ti* money fr un 1 '.uropc. tun the oftmer he

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-07-20. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1868-07-20/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1868-07-20.