The New York herald

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malcontents. The Dominicans have certainly no reasom

to complain of her occupation. Indeed, the benefit*!

bestowed have been thus far like iho Jug handle?all uo|

one side?for poor St. Domingo has had nothing but hum

quiescence and gratitude to render on Its part. The oflH

cialsof her Majesty's government are free to expresht

their avowed desire to roster entorprise, and especially

to welcome and protect foreign capital and labor. Therm

will be plenty of fat contracts to bo had, and as Spaiai

pays up in solid rocks we mny expect to sue tho "Yanks'"

along here in the natural course of things.

The railroad from Santiago to Angelina, on the Tuna J

is deoidod upon. This will give an outlet for the product

tions of the splondid valley of the Yuna, known as thoj

Vega Real, to the Bay of Samana. Already proposition*

for navigating the Yuna from its mouth, at Samana Bayr

to Angelina, have been prescuted by an American corns'

pany and favorably considered.

The new tariff, reducing tho rate of duties from thirty

to twenty per cent ad valorem, It is said, will take ef-1

foci in July. All artlclos necessary for the personal uset

of the colonists, excopt provisions, are to be admitted*

free of daty. I enclose a copy of the new decree reguv

'ating the terms for the paymdut of duties. I

Our accounts from Hayti as to the practical working,

of the colonization of American backs there aro favor a

able, and Spain is not unwilling to take a leaf out

Iiayti's book. Indeed the authorities here have already

token the initiative in the matter, and I unde: stand ex

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1862). New York [N.Y.], 1862-06-13. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1862-06-13/ed-1/?sp=8

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1862-06-13.