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denounced the condnet of General Cabral as disloyal,

War between St. Domingo and Hayti was immicent, in

fact, had already broken out, the Dowinican war

schooner Copotille having been captured by the Haytian

steamer Sylvan, It appears that the Cag otille had been

supp!yiog munitions of war and provisions to the Cacos

tebels at seversl points on the Haytian coast, and also

that certain papers, signed by Cabral, giving encourage:

ment to the Rebels, had been seized on the frontiers,

Orders were accordingly given by the Haytian Govern-

ment for the capture of the schooner, which wus effected

without difficnlty, and the vessel taken into Cape Hay-

tinn, ‘The Haytian Monitewur of the 4th of January, says,

with reference to these events: A state of war actually

exists at this moment.”

Cabral had dispatched an agent to Kingston, Jamaican

on a mission to ex-President Geffrard, asking a loan o

money from Geffrard, to enable him to purchase firearms

and ammunition, Gefrard, it 18 said, had expressed his

regret that it was not In his power to meet the applica-

tion. In the mean time, it was believed that Salnave, in

retaliation for Cabral’s encouragement of the Cacos re

volt, Las been rendering materia! assistance in wouey

and arms, to the Baez purty in st. Domingo.

TIE CIVIL WAR IN SANTO DOMINGO—EX-PRESI-

DENT GEFFRARD DECLINING TO TAKE PART

IN IT=PROGRESS OF THE INSURRECTION.

Havana, Jan. 24.—An arrival from St. Do-

miugo brings tus following intelligence: The Commis-

stoners seat out by President Cabral to obtain the assist-

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New-York tribune. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-01-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1868-01-25/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1868-01-25.