Worcester daily spy

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legislative chambers was very violent, and tho

language used was of the most threatening char

acter. It all arose from a motion made to re

lieve Montes, who is in a Capo Haytien dun

geon. The members all spoke in his defence.

It is said Prince Salnave became so audacious as

to secretly incite a rabblo o(|women and boys to

attack the House of Assembly. This they did

with loud vivas for Salnave ami cries of “Down

with the Assembly,” hurling at the same time

bricks, bottles, sticks, &c. The dwellings of

many were vigorously stoned. The American

consul was fired at, but escaped unhurt. A

unanimous protest of the diplomatic c orps has

been presented against any further repetition of

such scenes, and demanding of the government

to see to it that the like docs not again occur.

At last accounts the city of Port au Prince was

quieting. The treat) with the United States is

nsyet in suspense.

!Hexicnn Mevre.

[BY CUBAN CABLU.J

Havana, Nov. 18.—The French steamer from

Vera Cruz has arrived here. She brings as pas

sengers M. Magnus, the late Prussian minister

to Mexico. Qeretero, the Bolivian minister,

and M. Elivin, French minister, all of whom

were accredited to the late imperial government.

Prince Salm Salm is also a passenger. All of

these passengers are on their way to Europe.

The body of Maximilian had been delivered

to Admiral Tcgutboff. Il had been become bad

ly decomposed. It was expected to arrive at

Vera Cruz about the end of the month.

Many resident physicians deny the existence

of cholera in this city.

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Worcester daily spy. (1867). Worcester [Mass.], 1867-11-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021205/1867-11-19/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Worcester daily spy, 1867-11-19.