The New York herald

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got any claims against the Dominican republic let them a

send 'cm aloug. Nov is the time; Americans are in high

favor?and if they don't get any cash, tttey will be sure

I to get plenty of tino wards, which can be used tor other 1

purposes besides buttering par?ni|>s.

The President, Sanlsna, still remains at his country s;at

j at Leybo, and General Alfau administers the government

to the apparent satisfaction of all. P

Don Pedro Ricart y Torres, who is the agent and con- lj

tigr.ee of Col. Fabens' new line of American packets, has

been appointed Minister of Hacienda and Commerce. II j 11

is the leader of the party of young Dominica, and a very 1

popular and efficient leader he is?one of thosj gonial c

glorious chaps not met with every summer day. 8

Another vessel?the French brig Dutcboss Anne,of Mar 4

i Ciller?has boon lost on the Calalinita, near tho east end J

i f Sauna. It will bo well for strangers coming to 1

an Domingo to give this end ot the island a wide berth, I

a I am assured by shipmasters that the charts of the 11

aland now in use are incorrect, and hence the numerous u

i hipwrocks in that neighborhood. v

Col. Hencken, who is well known to your readers from

his interesting notes furnished to Mr. Irving for his "LIto

of Gollimblia." it ia ftftiil in J?m att*<r tt TVJMMrtxalsr ft*? Wa? tl

Ma copper works. n

I learn ibst the government hits mi do propositions to r

Col. Fabens to briDg out s thousand emigrant families, but

I havo not learned if tbo conditions hive been agreed

upon. It is a consummai ion devoutly to oe wished for.

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The New York herald. (1860). New York [N.Y.], 1860-02-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1860-02-23/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1860-02-23.