The New York herald
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On April 27, 1868, the *New York Herald* reported that Dominican commissioner Mr. Fabens and Curaçao banker Señor Jesurun arrived in Havana en route to Washington to negotiate the sale of the Bay of Samaná and a loan secured by Dominican customs revenues. Meanwhile, the people of Santo Domingo were reportedly exasperated with the Baez administration—which was imprisoning adversaries and suspected of planning to abscond with state funds—and a revolution expected to elevate General Luperon or ex-President Cabral was imminent. Additionally, reports of specie arriving for the Samaná purchase were contradicted, and it was believed the Baez party was acting in concert with President Salnave of Haiti.
El 27 de abril de 1868, *The New York Herald* comunicó que el comisionado dominicano señor Fabens y el banquero de Curazao señor Jesurun arribaron a La Habana rumbo a Washington con miras a negociar la venta de la bahía de Samaná y un empréstito garantizado por los ingresos de las aduanas dominicanas. Entretanto, la ciudadanía de Santo Domingo se hallaba indignada con la administración de Báez —la cual encarcelaba adversarios y era sospechosa de preparar el desfalco del tesoro público—, vislumbrándose una inminente revuelta que encumbraría al general Luperón o al expresidente Cabral. Se desmintió por otra parte el rumor sobre la llegada de numerario para la adquisición de Samaná, presumiéndose que los partidarios de Báez obraban de acuerdo con el presidente Salnave de Haití.
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nd value of the gold and sliver mines and of the
ebts secured by guaranties of such mines.
The general banker, Jesurun, and Colonel Fabena
ave Ixien charged with the negotiation of a loan to
e secured by the revenues froiu customs of the Uolinican
republic.
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Mnln of Ma maiiBHlliinAailIan In It ia In tk?
Republic?Conflicting Reporti from the Antasoniatio
Parties.
IlAVANA, April 27, IROS.
Mr. Fabens, the Dominican commissioner to the
nlted States to negotiate the sale of the Bay of SalanA,
Sefior Jesnrun, banker, of Cura^oa, and agent
f Baez, arrived here to-day. and will leave by the
rat steamer to the United States on their way to
t'ashlngton.
The people of St. Domingo are greatly exasperated
gainst Baez, and a revolution was momentarily exiected,
which would probably place General I.upcron
r ex-President Cabral at the head of the governnent.
The Baez authorities now at the head of
flairs continue to Imprison and banish their adverarles.
It is generally reported that their principal
bject in holding on to the government is to collect
J1 the funds and then abscond from the country.
The report that a considerable amount of specie
tad arrived at St. Thomas from the '"nlted States, to
ie applied to the purchaso of the Bay of Saraana Is
ontradlcted. It is believed that the Baez party In
It. Domingo arc acting in concert with President
kalnave In Havti.
Sefior Pujol has not been recognized by the Baez
hutlioritlcs as an ageut In the Samaria purchase.
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The New York herald. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-04-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1868-04-28/ed-1/?sp=9
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1868-04-28.
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