The Wheeling daily intelligencer
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The newspaper reported that two gunboats were dispatched to the western part of the island due to fears of an outbreak, while crops were coming forward to provide subsistence and unite the people in maintaining their independence, despite reported hostilities between native chiefs Generals Peuisutai and Cotral. It also noted that Spanish commander Gen. Gandana blockaded the principal forts because the Dominican government refused his peace treaty demands, preventing the exportation of American and European goods, prompting Dominicans to commission privateers and send an agent to issue letters of marque to the United States and Europe.
El diario consignó que se despacharon dos cañoneros hacia el occidente de la isla ante el recelo de un estallido armado, al tiempo que las cosechas prosperaban para sustentar a la población y cohesionarla en la defensa de su independencia, no obstante los informes de rivalidad entre caudillos locales como los generales Pimentel y Cabral. Apuntó también que el jefe español general Gándara bloqueó las principales fortalezas marítimas debido a que el gobierno dominicano rehusó sus condiciones de paz, frenando la salida de efectos estadounidenses y europeos e induciendo a los dominicanos a armar buques corsarios y enviar un emisario a otorgar patentes de corso en los Estados Unidos y Europa.
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strong and bitter is their feeling against
thVQocjQ'goVenimout that an: outbreak
on their part is feared in the western
part of tne Island, in consequence of
whicli two gunboat* have "been dis
patched to that locality.
Tho Herald's Santiago correspondent
says, notwithstanding the havoc and
destruction of the Spaniards during
their invasion of San Domingo.'
the crops'"are now coming forward
'Which promise ample subsistence for
.the inhabitants/ ana that the sacrifices
which the."war-has. compelled the peo
ple to endure have made them more
united and determined to maintain their
independence.; The latter statement is
haruly borne out by reports which we
have already published of threatened
hostilities between two. native chiefs.
Gen'ls Peuisutai and Cotral. It is said
'that Hie Spaniards stole and destroyed
large quantities of tine wools, princi
pally the property of American mer-<
chants, which nad been stored at differ
ent places, and now Gen. Gandana, the
Spanish commander, having withdrawn
his troops from the interior, has block
aded the principal forts of tlie Republic
because the Dominican Government
will not submit to his haughty and un
reasonable demands in tho peace treaty,
thus preventing the exportation of
large stocks of tobacco belonging to
Americans as well as KUropcans. To
offset this blockade tho Dominicans
have determined to commission priva
teers to prey on Spanish commerce and
an agent authorized to issue letters of
marque has already loft for tho United
States and Europe.
])ifllrmnlnic Accident.
Boston, Sept. 1.?Yesterday afternoon
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. (1865). Wheeling, W. Va., 1865-09-02. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr29559-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026844/1865-09-02/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling daily intelligencer, 1865-09-02.