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President Nlssage-Saget is preparing for a second

trip to the northern provinces. The people are dissatisfied

with the President, who is becoming very

unpopular. The Ave Incendiaries, who recently atj

tempted to burn tne capltoi, have teen condemned

to death, and the President has refused to pardon

them.

i The price of coffee is rising; it Is now rourteen

cents, rree on bourd. Logwood Is poor and scarce.

Eleven vessels were reoeutly compelled to leave

Cape Hay lien with ballast, owing to a scarcity of

freights. Business is almost entirely prostrated.

DOMINiCA.

Execution of Revolutionists?Beas Snubbed by a

Spanish Man-of-War-Cabral Inaetive.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALDPubrto

Plata, March 1, 1872.

President Baez on the 22d ult. retook toe towns

or Havaneta and uuayanbln and executed seventeen

revolutionists. Baez Is again powerful.

Toe Dominican authorities seized the Spanish

schooner Julia on suspicion of smuggling and unrigged

her. They subsequently restored her sails

and rudder at the demand of the commander of the

Spanish snlp-of-war Tornado; but Baez rejected his

additional demand lor $10,003 damages, and the

Tornado left without her usual salute. Baez Is Infuriated

at the slight.

cabral has 2,000 men, but remains Inactive for

want of funds and ammunition. Baez, with 800

men, intends to attack him.

ST. THOMAS.

TELEGRAM Td THEJSW YOAK HERALD.

St. Thomas. March 1

Via Havana, March 12, 1872.)

A defalcation or ?3,000 has been detected In the

British Post onice. The culprit has not yet been

discovered.

General Bryce, the Hay tlen Ambassador to Europe,

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The New York herald. (1872). New York [N.Y.], 1872-03-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1872-03-13/ed-1/?sp=10

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1872-03-13.