Beginning to see Their Danger.
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—The people of Europe are beginning to see more and more clearly the evils and dangers of large standing armies. Even the press is beginning to speak out. The recent coup d'etat in Spain for the overthrow of constitutional government is alarming, as it shows what may be done at any moment in England and in other countries. It is not certain, but the latest accounts, through government sources, make it appear that the despots of Spain have triumphed, over-throwing the constitutionalists and trampling upon this news there was a row by the people. Col. Munoz had fought a duel with a young creole. Some of the political exiles were expected home soon from Spain. Trade and freights were dull. A letter, from Port au Platt, dated on the 3d instant, states that there has been exciting and revolutionary occurrences in St. Domingo city, a man-of-war at Port au Platt reports the capital of the Dominican republic in a state of revolution, in consequence of a treaty with Spain, on the part of the President, which was not approved of by the people.
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row by the people. Col. Munoz had fought a duel with a
young creole. Some of the political exiles were expected
home soon from Spain. Trade and freights were dull.
A letter, from Port au Platt, dated on
the 3d instant, states that there has been exciting and re
volutionary occurrences in St. Domingo city, a man-of
war at Port au Platt reports the capital of the Dominican
republic in a state oi revolution, in consequence of a treaty
with Spain, one of the provisions of which favors all Spa
nish descendants, and allows them to become Spanish citi
zens and as they were the most numerous class, they
wished to become Spanish citizens in fact, ahd hoist the
Spanish flag. Great excitement prevails, business was
suspended, and the President and Cabinet wished to resign.
The Spanish Consul was endeavoring to prevent the Ame
rican treatp from being ratified, and the liberals were anx
iously expecting a war vessel from the United States. In a
political dispute, one of the city editors had killed a Spa
niard, and fled.
George W. Kimball, Esq., the Ameri
can Consul at St. Helena, is now in New Bedford, Mass.
He left Ue island on the 3d of June,
The Moluccas have been the scene of
another of those fearful earthquakes for which those and
the adjoining localities are so proverbial, in the eruption
of tlie active volcano on the island of Great Sangir, in long.
125 deg. 50 min E., and lat.~ 3 deg. 50 min. N. The north
western part of the island of Great Sangir is formed by the
mountain Awu, which has several peaks, the highest being
about 4,C00 feet above the sea. Ou tne west side the
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New-York dispatch. (1856). New York [N.Y.], 1856-08-17. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030364/1856-08-17/ed-1/?sp=8
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York dispatch, 1856-08-17.
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