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wouths, or earlier should it be deemed necessary.

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THE WEST INDIES.

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END OF THE CACOS REBELLION—CAPTURE OF

THE LAST REBEL STRONGHOLD—AMNESTY

BY PRESIDENT SALNAVE—VISIT OF FRENCH

MEN-OF-WAR—CHANGES IN THE CABINET.

By a late arrival at this port we Lave news

from Port-au-Prince to the 7th March.

The Cacos rebellion had been completely suppressed

through the energetic measures taken by President Sal-

nave in person, and the valor of the national troops. At

mid-day, on the 24th February, the fort of S8avane-Lon

the last stronghold of the rebels, was phd bor oo luo:

tion of Salnave’s army, and, after a severe struggle, the

lace was carried 8 o'clock in the rmoon. The

acos officers, most of them sought safety in flight, but

owing to the measures which had been taken to prevent

their escape, many of them fell into the hands of the vie-

torious party. A large number of the men surrendered

themselves. Gen. Honoré of the National Army, was

among the killed, The movements of the Attacking art

were made under the immediate directions of the Prosi.

ent,

Two days after this decisive affair S8alnave published an

act of amnesty, excepting those only who should be found,

20 days after the proclamation, with arms in their hands

in the woods or the mountains. The amnesty produc

the desired effect; numerous submissions to the authority

of the Goyernment had taken place at Fort Liberte; and

it was expected that peace would in a short time be per-

feetly rei‘stablished. The act of amnesty provided that

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New-York tribune. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-03-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1868-03-27/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1868-03-27.