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Annexation Mean War with

llaptl.

Another Washington correspondent

telegraphs that ft seems to be the general

opinion of the Commissioners that an

nexation cannot take place without in

volving the United States in a war with

Hayti. Baez admitted to the Commis

sioners that one thousand square miles of

territory belonging to the Dominican re

public, and lying contiguous to Hayti, are

under control of Ctbral and his followers.

It is stated lhat Bez did not make any

effort to allow the Commissioners to meet

Cabral, but oil the contrary assured them

that he could nut afford them any protec

tion if they visita! tbe part of the island

that Cabial controlled. All speak in the

highest terms of the ishod, its climate

and productions, but appear to entertain

a very poor opinion of the people, who

are described as indolent, superstitions

and exceedingly undesirable in their

present condition as an addition to the

papulation of the United States.

Hen Wade Quite Men.

Wa8his;t:.n, D. C, Msrcb 28. The

Santo Djin'ngo Commissioners, Wade,

White and Howe, anived here last night,

accompanied by Secretary Burton, Gen.

Bigel and Frtd Douglass. Wade was

taken sick Sunday night, on tbe cars, with

pleurisy, and was unable to tit up yester

day, and upon arrival was conveyed to

the residence of Vice-President Colfax.

The attack, although not serious, is suffl

rient cause for great anxiety on the part

of friends, who fear that Wade's age and

full habits may prove serious obstacles to

his recovery.

All the points have beeu decided, and

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