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jects. Should this prove io be the case

we may expect nothing but anarchy and

bloodshed lor some lime to come amongst

the black population of Hayti. The dif

ferent military leaders will probably each

sei up for himsell, and we shall have a

renewal of the horrible scenes of which

Hayti has been so frequently the theatre.

Tne only hope for the salvation of the isl

and, in tuatcase, would be the consolida

tion of the power of the Dominican re

public and itsexlention over ihe whole of

ihe Haytien territory.— New York Her

ald.

From Honduras. —Capt. F. Nicker

son, of brig Helen Jane, from Truxillo,

Honduras, Dec. 29, reports that when he

left Honduras an invasion of the country

by Americans was anticipated. Tne le

gally elected Fierident Cabanas, in Oc

tober last, after a battle with the revolu

tionary forces under Guardiola, in which

he was defeated, fled the country, and af

terwards joined Col. Walker in Nicara

gua. A letter from the capital of Hon

duras, Comaygua, of Dec. 12, states that

it was reported that Cabanas was on the

frontiers of Honduras,at the head of 400

American riflemen and one thousand na

tive troops. It is further stated in the let

ter that Guardiola refuses to fight with the

Yankees, as they are, as he says, irresis

tible; and he states his intention of leav

ing the state of Honduras,should the Amer

icans enter. The people of Truxillo are

said to be willing to give Walker’s gov

ernment a lair trial if he comes. It was

reported that Walker’s army was increas-

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ing, and that he expected to be at the head

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Saint Croix union. (1856). Stillwater, Minn. Territory, 1856-02-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016847/1856-02-08/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Saint Croix union, 1856-02-08.