The morning news

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Anseline Prophita, operating in the north,

broke up still worse than the Second corps,

and, without standing to fight, 443 men,

who managed to cross the Dominican

frontier, begged to submit and join the

northern cause. This has been done.

Another batch of 300 men were taken

prisoners between Hincheand Los Cehadaf,

and with them Gens. Boissend, Juru, An

toine, Pollas, and several others. These

have been sent under parole to Gonaives,

and the men have enlisited in the northern

army.

AT GENERAL HEADQUARTERS.

There must be now at Merebolais (gen

eral headquarters) and on the road from the

north to that place over 12,000 men. Gen.

Minpont, who commands the troops oper

ating on the line from St. Marie, has a force

of 2,000 men or rnoio. Jean Saruraus, at

Gonaives, is at the nead of from 1,200 to

I,soomen, and will alsooper&te by Arcohuis.

Yesterday afternoon Gen. Hyppolite,

provisional president of the republic,

arrived at Cape Hayti with about 1,000

men. He was very well received by the

populace. Before coming to the cape he

visited the mountains in the districts of

Valiere and Thau, occupied a fortnight ago

by the so-called “cacas.” The principal

leaders of these mountaineers have sworn

allegiance to the northern cause, and are

among the escort of the president. Now

not a single place in any of the three de

partments of the north is occupied by the

enemy.

DESERTIONS FROM LEGITIME.

Yesterday we had news from Port au

Prince up to May 31. Further dinsertions

in the ranks of Gen. Legitime’s friends are

reported. Anselie Prophita, Gen. Legitime’s

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The morning news. (1889). Savannah, Ga., 1889-06-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86063034/1889-06-21/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The morning news, 1889-06-21.