FROM HAYTI.
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The day before the Bridgewater sailed, news arrived at Cape Haytien that the people of St. Mark's and Port-au-Prince had revolted against President Perriot, and had refused to march against the Spanish part of the island; and that they had chosen a new President, General Rishere, who was marching for Port-au-Prince, against President Perriot. It was thought at the Cape that President Perriot will resign his office as President, and retire from the island.
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The day before the Bridgewater sailed, news ar
rived at Cape Haytien that the people of St. Mark's
and Port-au-Prince had revolted against President
Perriot, and had refused to march against the Spa
nish part of the island; and that they had chosen a
new President, General Rishere, who was march
ing for Port-au-Prince, against President Perriot.
It was thought at the Cape that President Per
riot will resign his office as President, and retire
from government service.
It was also thought that the south part of
the island was in revolt, and had refused to march
against the Dominicans, according to the inten
tions of President Perriot.
The Spanish fleet, reported as having sailed from
St. Domingo city for Cape Hayiien, had arrived at
the Cape, and sailed again for St. Domingo city,
after having had every thing settled to their satis
faction.
Testimonial to Capt. Ykaton.?We find in one
of the Liverpool papers, the following testimonial to
Captain Yeaton, of the old favorite packet Bhip Ox
ford. It is fully deserved
Shit Oxford, 23th Fab. 1846.
Dear Sir?We, the undersigned, cabin passengers per
ship Oxford, desire to express towards you our heartfelt
thanks for your uniform kindness, and urbanity to us,
and also for your unremitting exertions and extreme
watchfulness during our late severe and boisterous pat{
sige from New York.
In taking leave of you, we beg to assure you of our
continued esteem, and hope tbat prosperity and success
may sttsnd your futurs exertions. (Signed,)
W. J. Cantbll, jun.
Auo S. Tosiss,
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The New York herald. (1846). New York [N.Y.], 1846-03-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1846-03-25/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1846-03-25.
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