The New York herald
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ice She w ill be despatched outnide of Long Island,
ax the ice In the Sound is ho thick that it Is impossi
ble lor her to uuke her way through it.
('apt. Fields, of the schooner Isaac W. Hughes,
arrived yesterday from Port au Prince Jau. C, re
ports that the.e were a number of vessel* at that
port waiting to din harge their cargoes, but in con
sequence of the Emperor having impressed all the
male inhabitants into his scrvice, to m.uch against
the Dominican*, there was a great scarcity of men
to unload them. Capt. F. confirms our previous ac
counts respecting the war, and the execution of
some of the nobles of Havti by order of Sooloaqne
The British mail from Toronto, intended to have
been despatched by the Africa on Wednesday, did
not reach here until yesterday afternoon, in conse
quence of the bad state of the roads. It came in
charge of Mr. KcGilivray, the Briti-h mail officer,
and will go ont in the steamer Fulton to-day. Mr.
McG. met the agent with the Arabia's mails at Buf
falo on Thursday morning.
The price of flour iu this market has fallen since
the 1st of January nearly una dollar per barrel on
all descriptions, as will be seen by the following
comparative table of priccs
Jan. 1. m. 8.
Common State S6 '25 $7 60
Kxtra do 8 37 7 82
Western mixed 8 J 8 7 37
The continued delay In the reccipt of later foreign
news had the effect of checking transactions yes
terday in several branches of trade. The sales of
cotton embraced abont 800 a 1,000 hales, the market
^peing firm. Common grades of floor were dull,
and prices easier, while there was rather more
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The New York herald. (1856). New York [N.Y.], 1856-02-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1856-02-09/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1856-02-09.
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