The New York herald

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prsnUcee from Africa, or ooaliec. Probably it It specula

tton to get our capltallaiB to. It to lure to Ioom money if

tb?y begin to work tier*

You remember what a row they rmt?il here when the

United d'atea ittempteo to rent a piece of land lo Hamuia

for a naval and coal depot. Wait would be MM f wo

bad even thought of the coal mmaa of Samana.

In February laat a meiaenger waa tont by thia govern

ment to Waablngton to aak the Untied State* to make a

treaty?we have oot yet heard lite remit or hi* tu

hare. She rejected twice to have a treaty with u?; but

now It auita the lnu-reatc of the French.

The liaiiish government have made a claim on thia for

about $140,000; and aa our peoplerefuMtoicttleli.it

la probable that we shall be blockaded ui the course ot a

couple of month*

Thus country la In a truly diftreaatag attrition; the

crop* have failed, and the govcrnaent have inilitoni of

their money to redeem without ono bard dolixr 10 do n

with. In tbort, thia la land never will prosper uoul ??groes

can be made to work It, it la uaeleaa for whitca U

attempt labor here.

The following la the oflUlal decrae giving to a French

and Engllah company the right ol working the mint n

Et. Domingo:?

Pedro Santana, liberator of the Country, Gener^lm

Chief of the Armieo, and President of the Kap-ibilc Okaplderlng

everything to be of national inVereat which t?)od?

to encourage any euterpruw that baa the Hhjert <>f d vel

opirg foreign induKtry to the benefit of the producu of

the territory of the Republic and for enriching it;

In view of the solicitude evinced by Mr. Ambrose Benjamin

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The New York herald. (1859). New York [N.Y.], 1859-06-01. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1859-06-01/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1859-06-01.