The New York herald

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Mlseeilaaeoaa News.

Tli* steamship sura and Strip**, oaptaln Asmus,

with dates (torn Port au Prince to January 18,

Uon*iv?? lfith. Port du Palx 20th, and Capo Uaytlen

*M, arrived here yesterday.

The steamer, baring yellow fever on board, was

detained In the lower bay. Ueveral death* had 00

curred on the passage.

The newa la nigblr important In refer

ence to the Bay of Samana affair. The

question of the occupation of this place by the

United States la beginning to be agitated, and al

ready wa hear that by reason of tho known

friendship existing between Oabral and Baget, the

provutyinai government win probahly assist Cabfal

in any movement be may make to defeat (he plans

of Baez In ceding the bay, or otherwise parting wnb

any portion of it or of the neighboring territory, to

the United states. So strong is the feeling here

against the cession of any part of the island to a

foreign Power, aud bo bitterly jealous are the Hay

tiens of Baez. that should these plans be consum

mated a difficulty with the Onitea State* would be

imminent, and a war with that country would pos

sibly be the result

Saget h?l issued an address to the Haytlens, ap

pealing to tbem to assist him in preserving public

order and under the shadow of peace among them

selves to repair tbelr losses, "it Is three years since,

upon marching against the capital, among thecnieis

of a revolution that bad Just overthrown an unpopu

lar government, 1 was called upon by a solemn vote

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-01-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1870-01-30/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1870-01-30.