New-York daily tribune

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them, if they could, when they abandoued the city, sud

t can give little consolation ww friends aud relatives

ere to kvow that these wounded were left ln Latds

which the Diario bas painted vo black,

I was conversing with a Spanish officer last evening

of prety high grade, who wid me that their loss in

santo Domingo up to last accounts, was over 2000-—=he

od a list of 1.600, which I saw and read many names

well Known in our circles bere as“ wonnded,” some

burned,” others end again others killed.” (You

will remember that six baitalons have been sent from

this eiy, none undero)0, and one WILY own knowledge

of 735). ‘Flin samme officer told me that the number of

Hebels was estimated at from 20,000 to $0,000,

The New York papers have been hoaxed in regard to

a pretended letter from Portesu Platte” to i

es and sur

Vs

wston,

stating that 3+ was bombarded by the dpandards, This is

untrue, us is the sratement hat wll the Consuls except

the Awerican fled to vessels in the harbor. Col. Ar.zon

landed in the night, and drove the Dominicans out of

the town, and Liberated Gen, Fuero und bis troops, who

uad bec obliged w shut bimsclf up iu the fort. ‘Khe

vessels of war did not fire gun.

qe Express exceeded tie Boston honx in its issue of

the Cog where it mays that the English steamer Plan

i Hs It the news that the Lourlshing Ciy of

I Lerto by Was completely destroyed by the Spanish

Dit: is city Is or wus the capital of one of the

istricts of Hayt, situated on the northern const, tel

or twelve miles north-west of Santiago.” ‘The pr

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New-York daily tribune. (1863). New-York [N.Y.], 1863-10-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1863-10-08/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1863-10-08.