The daily dispatch

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Thames, offered battle to the British fleet.

FROM HAYTL—By the arrival at Philadelphia

of the bark Charles E. Lex, Captain Harper, wo

have Haytien news to the 14th ultimo. At Aux

(Jayes, the business was exceedingly dull. Money,

nativo and American produce, in very limited sup

ply. The new coffee crop was small, aud none

coming to market, owing to scarcity of labor. The

Emperor had beou successful among the laboring

classes in raiding a respectable force to march as

soldiers sgainst the Eastern or Dominican part of

the Island. This recrnitiDg paralyzed business to

such an extent, that men cannot bo found to for

ward the little native produce en hand to market.

It was reported that the Emperor was going to the

Eastern part ot tho Island, at the instance of its

President, Santa Anna, who is inclined to acqui

esce in any honorable measure to prevent a collis

ion between the two governments.

Cheap Carriage* —A committee of the Com

mon Council of New York has reported in favor of

a legislative sanction to a proposed company for

running omnibusses for the conveyance and trans

portation cf baggage and passengers between rail

road deists, steamboat landings ami hotels.

The Sequel of a Bigamy Case—Dr. Rand

lord, who ww tried aud acquitted ia tho Philadel

ph:a courts last week for bigamy, was received at

tho depot. Newark, on his return on Wednesday

evening, by some two hundred friends, and escort

ed to his residence, where they gave him nine

French Consuls-Tie President lias recog

nized Irancisque Charles Alphonse Sacathen de

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The daily dispatch. (1855). Richmond [Va.], 1855-12-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024738/1855-12-05/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily dispatch, 1855-12-05.