

Correspondence Of the Herald]
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41Gais in General, and in Hayti in Particular.


CURAcoA, Get. 2, lS44.
Since my last we have had Dominican man-of-
war schooner here from the city Of st. Domingo,
which arrived on the 24lh ult. and sailed the 18th.
She came down to convoy the Cleopatra schooner,
also one Of their government vessels, but much In
jured owing to service /; the former was built IN
Baltimore, and was known there as the komp-
the latter built here and said to be Of the fast
est saiers in the West Indies. On the day OF her
arrival she fired five guns, which were returned by
them from the Dutch Batteries A Mr.. Hendrlck
from London, has arrived, learn, at st. Domln-
go, and oilers 10 loan the government one and a
half million sterling the conditions are unknown;
when they transpire / shall let you know pre-
sume, accepted, large portion OF 1t will se paid
in munitions ot war. The Dominicans will gain
their cause and when every thing is settled, we
cannot fail to have from the United States an in
ERASED yearly trade. A large number of the re-
fugees from thence have returned. and seem to be
quite confident of tranquility, from tn inability OF
the French porls Of ST. Domingo to do any thing in
suppressing them.