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others to operate against Seybo and St. Domingo

provinces, in which neighborhood they are to meet

the Orsve General Manzueta, whom Baez has been

unable to put down, either with threats or promises

or by the Imprisonment of his family. Ha

kept in the viainity of Llamasa, a district in St. Domingo

province, and never ceased lighting the

Uuezigtg.

(.eneial Baez does not kuow how to get his government

into working order, as the employes resign

almost immediately after appointment. They ail

regard Ifaez's governuteut as illegal and transitory,

and no one is wilting to compromise himself there*

with. This is the reason why beiler F. M. Delmonte

has not accepied the portlolio that Haez has tendered

him, although he lias been urged and besought to

accept it.

By lettors from St. Thomas wo have learned thai

the Cneos hold Carlos Baez a prisoner. He was ou

his way 10 Salnave's government lor the purpose of

Helling that portion of Dominican territory nouuded

on the south by the Rio Vaqui. This sale was the

condition by which liaez agreed with Salnave's Minister,

De urine, for the aid which the latter would

give in overthrowing Cabrai. The western portion

ol the isiand. Hie Ilaytlen side, has no savannas nor

pasture lauds to raise cattle. From the itio i'eUernaiea,

whence the dividing line goes, according to

the Aranjuez treaty of 1777, to the Kio Vaqul there

are ma^nilicent buys, which the Ilaytiens have

always coveted without ever having taken the

measures to secure so valuable a portion of our

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-06-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1868-06-09/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1868-06-09.