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1866-03-06 · Philadelphia [Pa.] · 1865-1905 US annexation debates, customs question

The evening telegraph

SourceFuente: The evening telegraph, Philadelphia [Pa.], 1866-03-06
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1866-03-06/ed-1/?sp=1
grant_annexation_samana_bayshipping_vessels_navaldiplomacy_treatiesrevolution_unrest

Passage summaryResumen del pasaje

The newspaper reported that Salnave and other Haitian refugees were in St. Domingo city, where they were either restricted to city limits or confined in a tower and facing execution. Additionally, President Baez was encountering significant difficulty restoring order, having arrested several Dominican leaders implicated in Luperon's recent revolution against his government. Finally, the new government under Baez had not yet been recognized by Haiti because official notification of the change had not been made.

El rotativo reportó que Salnave y otros asilados haitianos se hallaban en la ciudad de Santo Domingo, donde se encontraban confinados dentro del perímetro urbano o recluidos en una torre bajo riesgo de ser pasados por las armas. Además, el presidente Báez tropezaba con notorias dificultades para restablecer el orden, tras haber encarcelado a varios caudillos dominicanos comprometidos en la reciente revolución de Luperón contra su régimen. Por último, la nueva administración de Báez aún no había obtenido el reconocimiento de Haití debido a la falta de notificación oficial sobre la mutación política.

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ernment by an Errllsb shipowner, ollVring to

raise both vesseli ana guarantee Bg to put them

in condition to proceed to St. Thomas or

Jamaica, where they could be entirely restored.

The steamer Californian, trora Liverpool, had

touched at Po.ii-au Piince on her way to Kings

ton, Ja., having on board two young scions of

Biitish nobility, viz., the Marquis of Lorn, son

of the Duke of Argyll, a member of Vietoiia's

Cabinet, and the Hon. Mr. Struit, son of Lord

lelper. On the 12th of February the diatin

f.uithed arrivals -were pretsntrd 1o Pre.iideat

veflrard by tbe English Charge d' Affaires. After

leaving- Jamaica tuey intend to visit New Or

leans, New, York and the principal cities in the

Northern States before returning to England.

Letters from St.. Thomas contirm the report of

Salnave being at St. Domingo city, together

with everal other Haytien retugces. They are

not allowed to pacs booud the city limits. It

is reported from another source that Salnave

wits confined with several others in the St. Do

mingo tower, and taut all of thm would be

shoitly executsd. Several Dominican leaders,

implicated in the latj revolution under Luperon

against the eovcrnment of President Baez, had

been arrested and imprisoned. Baez was

meeting with much difficulty in his attempts to

restore order and tranquillity. The new govern

ment of St. Domingo, under Baez, had not yet

been recognized by the republic of Hayti, as

official notification of the change had not yet

been made to the government of the latter.

Jfew York Herald.

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Record: cr15114-2
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The evening telegraph. (1866). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1866-03-06. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr15114-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1866-03-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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