ST. DOMINGO.

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forming an army. They are plentifully supplied with

arms and ammunition.

The ratification of a treaty with England, in which

that nation acknowledges the independence from Hayti

of the Republic of St. Domingo, was celebrated by a

public dinner, at which the President of the Republic

presided, and the British Consul was present. The

latter made a speech, in which lie said, among other

things, that the English would not interfere in the

coming contest between them and Hayti. Neither the

American Consul nor any of the American shipmas

ters were present at the dinner.

By the new treaty with England, the vessels ot that

nation are allowed to enter the ports o( the Republic

at fifty cents less tonnage duty than are American ves

sels.

The Dominicans have a fleet otten vessels of war,

v>.: one ship, two barques, two brigs, aud live schoon

ers. _

The Tobacco Crop in Tennessee.—The Nashville

Union, of the 9th,says: “Wo are sorry to hear that

the tobacco crop suffered serious damage lrom the late

frost. We hear that in the counties of Robertson,

Sumner and Montgomery from one-third to one halt

was destroyed of all bland ing. In the county ot YV1I

liamson the injury was uot so great, except in the low

flat lands.”

The Nashville Banner, nl the 10th, says A corres

pondent writes us front Robertson county, under date

of the. 8th inst., stating that the severe irost olthe 5th

was attended with most disastrous elfectsto the tobacco,

as well that iu the iield as that which had been cut.—

lie thinks one-hall or two-thirds will be lost.

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Daily Richmond times. (1850). Richmond, Va., 1850-10-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071855/1850-10-31/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Richmond times, 1850-10-31.