Republican herald
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great vigor and energy the construction of lorti
ficattons o the line of Fort Cachuent.
Ou the 25th of Augast President Pienaalt de
clared all the Dominican ports in a state of block
ade, and denonnced confiscation against vessels
coming from any of them; which would bear
Lard upon the American vessels.
The Haytien navy comprises seven vessels—
vne bark and six schooners—carrying thirty-two
guss. They were at Cape Haytien on the gxh of
September, but destined, it was said, on an expe
dition against Pert an Plast.
The disturbanees at Jeremie, had been renew
ed. It was said that the French consul general at
Port Republican had been ordered to leave the
isiand, as well as the vice consunl at Cape Hayti
en, on account of their alleged countenance giv
en to ex-President tlerard when he made his fu
tie attewpt from Jamaica.
Business mach interrupted—coflee 16, and ex
ceed.ngly scarce. Doubfi)ons sol a 52.
Intercsting from New Zealund.—The whaling
ship Generai Pike, Capt. Pierce, has arrived at
New Bedford, from the South Pacific Qcean
Capt. P. states that with the exception of Auck
land, the ecapital of New Zealand. the natives bad
completely rontedthe Furopean colonists and ob
tuined possession of the island. They were mak
g preparations to attack Auckland. The island
comprises an extent of sbout 500 miles and in
cluded about fourteen Furopean setilemeunts,—
The Bay of Islands, formerly the seat of govern
went. contained previously te the attack of the
ratives, a population ot about 3,000, mostly En
glish. The population of Auckland, we believe
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Republican herald. (1845). Providence [R.I.], 1845-09-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1845-09-27/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1845-09-27.
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