The republic
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Based on the provided newspaper excerpt, the Dominican Government was making extensive preparations at St. Domingo City to repel an anticipated Haytian invasion by fitting out a fleet, enrolling every male inhabitant, and repairing fortifications. Additionally, the British Royal Mail Steamship *Teviot* arrived from Port-au-Prince carrying the ratification of a treaty between the British and Dominican governments.
A partir del fragmento publicado, el gobierno dominicano adelantaba enérgicos aprestos en la ciudad de Santo Domingo a fin de rechazar una inminente invasión haitiana, armando una escuadrilla, alistando a todos los varones y rehabilitando fortines. Asimismo, el vapor del Real Correo Británico *Teviot* fondeó procedente de Puerto Príncipe portando la ratificación del tratado ajustado entre los gabinetes británico y dominicano.
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One of the officers wn* considerably injured.
St. Dominuo City, October 7.?We learn from
Captain Chase, of the brir Vandalia, that the I>oni
inican (Government was inaking great preparations
to repel the intended invasion of the Haytien*. The
fleet, consisting of one ship, one hark, three brigs,
and a large number of schooners, was fitting out at
St. Domingo city; also every male inhabitant was
enrolled. The fortifications were undergoing repairs.
The fever had grratly abated when lie. sailed.
The British lloyal Mail Steamship Toviot had arrived
from Port an Prince, bringing a ratification
of the treaty between the British and Dominican
governments.
Havana. By the steamer Falcon, Lieutenant
Ilsrlstejn, we learn thnt another Invading xpedilion
was daily expected. The steamer Piznrro went
out on a cruise on the 19th; n frigate ami another
trainer were (o follow aa n a* the wrnther would
permit. There was a grand review of all the troop*
nlxHil Havana, amounting to pome fi.ooti men, at i
a. m., on the 20th.
Soi.tMt* Wa?i*i!?o.? We are informed that Mr.
Ilirain Peterson, of Yaneey county, hail hia honae
and all it* content* horned on the 27th ult., from
the fleet* of a barrel of whisky taking fire from a
candle in hi* hand; and, what i* still more painful
anil distressing-, hi* little daughter, who wn* on the
floor asleep, fed a victim to the flame*.
Athvill* (N. C.) Mfnmgtr.
CosittcTiri'T Corn*. The copper-mines, near
1.1 tc hfield, Conn., are heing worked with in< reasinf
succ ess. The ore eatrncted yields a large per
rentage of pure copper, and no doubt now remains
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Record: cr17983-1
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The republic. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-10-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr17983-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014434/1850-10-30/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The republic, 1850-10-30.