The national era

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Danish Jvnvoy, who recently arriyed in a war

vessel, peremptorily demanded $150,000 as indemnity

for tne seizure of two Danish vessels

by President Baez during the recent revolution

in Dominica. President Santana offered to refer

the matter to arbitrators, but the Danish

functionary declined, giving the Dominicans

only twenty-four hours to comply with his demands,

with the understanding that a refusal

would be followed by a blockade of the port.

The Dominicans decided in favor of war, and

forthwith commenced manning their batteries.

There was but one Danjsh vessel in port.

[Private advices received here confirm the

above intelligence, and add that, previous to

the action of tpe Danish Fnvoy,the French coipmander

and authorities in port demar*4ed a copcession

of all the gold, silver, copper, and gold

mines of the Dominican Republic.? Washington

Reporter.]

Utah.?fhe Dtah Pegi?laturc has adopted

the following memorial to Congress, asking the

admission of Utah to the Union as a State

MEMORIAL FOR THE ADMISSION OF THE STATE OF

DESERET INTO THE UNION.

To the Ifoitorable the Senate and House of Rej>resentatires

of the I'/. tied States in Congress

assembled:

Your jpepioriajists, the Legislative Assembly

of the Territory of Utah, respectfully represent

that in the year 185b, on the ICth day of

February, the qualified electors of the Territory

of Utah met at the usual places of holding

elections in their several precincts, and did

unanimously elect, by vote, thirty-nine delert.

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gates lO a U)UTeouun, wiinu ^uuvtuuuu mm

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The national era. (1859). Washington [D.C.], 1859-04-14. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026752/1859-04-14/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The national era, 1859-04-14.