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New York have condemned theatre-going,

cardplaying and fashionable dances. Domesti*.

amusements in moderation they ruthor commend.

as tending to incline voung men to remain

home.

The Secretary of the Navy Department is

out in a sharp letter to explain the orders

winch the naval officers issued to threaten

Hayti on the Dominican question, and to which

Mr. Sumner'iuade emphatic reference.

The actual cash defalcation of J. F. Bailey,

the late Radical collector of internal revenue in

the Fourth and Thirty-second New York Districts.

is now officially stated to amount t<:

1 il2.u4-.

Rev. H. L. Patterson. Rector of St. Clement"?

Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, in a publish

eddocument, says he will maintain the services."

of which Bishop Stevens has expressed

his disapproval.

The steamship Falcon, of the Baltimore and

Charleston line, was iluated off Charleston bar

on Sunday night, and returned to that city.

The vessel is uninjured, but a portion nf the

cargo was thrown overboard.

Reports prevailed in Havana yesterday that

there had been continued fighting between tin

Government tr?tops and the Revolutionists in

the Eastern Department of Cuba.

A dispatch from Havana, makes an announcement

of an increase of import and export

duties in Cuba.

A man in Philadelphia a day or two ago,

from jealousy, killed his wife by shooting her.

and then killed himself.

I S. troops are arriving in South Carolina.

Washington Items.?The reported "Duel"

at Bladensburg is denied by the persons who

were said to have been engaged in it. A challenge

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Alexandria gazette. (1871). Alexandria, D.C., 1871-03-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1871-03-28/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1871-03-28.