The daily crescent

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W. Storer, commanding United States naval forces

ou the coa*t of Bia/il, confirms the raising of the

blockade in the river I^a Plate by order of the

French commissioner.

CT Gen. Flores, at the last accounts, was at

i Costa Rica, muturing his plan against the Republic

of Ecuador, he had been compelled to leave Pana

ma by a dscree of the Government of New Grenada.

H atti .—The last accounts, which are to the

24th July, represent matters as being in a quiescent

state but not so settled, by any means, as to war

rant the expectation that the quietude would long

«continue. The President (Soulouque) was at Jere

mie, with his troops, where he seems to have been

maintaining a terrific despotism. Two men of

high standing had been recently arrested for al

leged political offences, and tried and condemned,

ntx! immediately shot. The President was expect

ed at Port-au-Prince about the 1st. of the present

month, and his presence was anticipated with in

terest. No position that he could assume, it is said,

would make things worse.

Capture of Runaway Negroes .—Up to last

night about forfty of the runaway negroes had

been apprehended. They are starving out in the

hills of Bracken, and were compelled to come into

the settlements and give up. Several were lodged

in jail in this city yesterday, on suspicion of a de

sign to run off. Fowler, who was shot by the

neeroi-s in Harrison, was still alive at our last dates

from the theatre of action.— Lexington Atlas, }0th.

Rich Men in Woucester .—There are fifty

two persons anù lirin* in Worcester, Maas., whose

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily crescent. (1848). [New Orleans, La.], 1848-08-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015378/1848-08-21/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily crescent, 1848-08-21.