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border, touching this prepared material like a match to

tindor, lighted up a rather offensive blaze. Ihere are

eight or ton thousand Dominicans in arms, equally ready

tn iiirtii gyiiArillAa Uid laku r?rn Af ti.

larlu-d parlies, or condense Into brigade* to oppose the

adt auce of tit* Spanish troops into the Interior

At Santlagiv?the lovelif-1 city or the plslu?the Domto

I can i burned up their beautiful town to dltlodgo the

Spaniard*; and at the seaport of Puerto Data the

Spaniard* burned up their only showing for

quarter* to prevent the uatlveH who wore unlieusod at La

Vega commit there for refuge Foreigners, meantime, do

all the bualnea* for both *lde*, and are likelv to be tb*

only one* Id tb* country who will have much money to

how when the war I* over. "Hew la all thi* turmoil to

end'" asked one ?.>nsul of another In mv bearing thl*

very morning, "Neither *ldo DgbU a* If it were In oarneat."

"It will end In the Spaniard* leaving the province In

disgust The !>omlnl<-sns will restore their old white

croM flag and their republican constitution," was the

into.

It I* reported that tbe United Mates footii! has a document

on band wblrb will put a tall feather Is that bat*

tereri old cap of Uncle Sam's. That II it was so reported

at tbe retired city of flan Cristobal, whither I made a pilgrimage

to see bow It looked after a' decisive military

occupation," officially announced Hut there had bean

none. Tbe Rpaniah -occupylug force" beard en tbe road

that the enemy wai "accumulating in front," and turned

back. Tbe enemy at Han Cristobal beard tbe Spaniards

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The New York herald. (1863). New York [N.Y.], 1863-11-07. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1863-11-07/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1863-11-07.