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order of the Navy, is still commander vfloat.—lb.

Larer rrox St. Domineo.—We learn from

Capt. Dunham, of the Danish srig Clara, arrived

at this port on Sunday, from Port au Platt, that

the Dominicans were makmg great exertions to

maintain a separate governweent from the Hay

tians. The authorities had erdered every person

that could bear aems to arm themselves, and be

ready te repel the Haytians. Capt. D. further

states, that the pilot boat Virginia, formerly of

this port, and suil under the American flag, was

boarded in the harbor of Port an Platt, by the

Dominicans, @nd forcfl:{ tuken possession of';

the American flag hanled down, and the Domin

ican hoisted in ns place. She was then armed

;nd mauned by thewm, and had sailed to a port un

nHown.

He also states, tha! tobacco was scarce and

high, in consequence of the disturbances. Two

Bremen and two Hamburg vessels, then in port,

would take &k the remaining crop of tobacco this

vear. The pilot boat Zenobia, Jones, of New

York, had been sold at that place for 1200 dollars,

and sailed for St. Thomas.—N. Y. Jour. Com.

Nuval.—The United Statessloop-of war Marion,

Commander Simonds, from DBosten, anchored in

Hanmpten Roads on Wednesday morning.

The United States mail schooner Flirt, Lieu

tenant Commanding Watson, froia Chagres, has

xrrived, and proceeded up the bay, from which

latter circumstance it is presnmed that she has

important despatches for government, which, in

consequence of her having u fair wind and plenty

of it when she came into the Capes, she could

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Republican herald. (1845). Providence [R.I.], 1845-09-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1845-09-17/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1845-09-17.