The Yazoo City Whig
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We see it stated that Commissioners have arrived at New York from the Dominican Republic, which has declared its independence of the Haytien Government, to solicit from the United States a recognition of its independence.
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present month, fifty steamboats, of the ag.
erecrate tonage of 12,007 tons. Three
more ara now in the course of erection
one steamship of 1,000 tons is nearly ready
for launching, and two more on the stocks
We see it 6tuted that Commissioners have
arrived at New York from the Dominican
Republic, which has declared its indepen
dence of the Haytien Government, to solicit
from the United States a recofrmtion uf its
independence.
The Danish Government are about taking
measures for the abolition of slavery in St
Thomas and Sar.ta Ciuz; the Assembly hav
ing decided unanimously to appoint a com
missioner to devise the best me&is of re mo?
ing the obstacles of emancipation.
More Banks. We see that application
for new banks is to be made to the Lcis
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lature of Pennsylvania, whose aggregate
capital will exceed one and a half millions
of dollats.
From Texas.
The sloop Cutter, 3 days from Galveston,
arrived at this port yesterday. We receiv
ed no letters or papers, but from a gentle
man who came passenger on the Cutter, we
learn that President Jones had issued a pro
clamation annulling the recognition of Gen
Duff Green as American Consul at Gal
veston The President, we understand,
states that the honor and interests of the
nation imperatively demand such a course.
The cause of the flare-up between Pre
sident Jones and Gen. Green, we understand
to have originated in a most insolent attempt
on the part of Green to dictate to the Presi
dent. The latter gently insinuated that
when he desired Gen. Green's advice he
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The Yazoo City Whig. (1845). Yazoo, Miss., 1845-01-24. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr08072-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020019/1845-01-24/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Yazoo City Whig, 1845-01-24.