The liberator

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killed at Presidio Rio Grande, March 9, by two ne

groes, one of whom was shot by the national guard,

after confessing that he had murdered fifteen Ameri

cans and two Mexicans. This negro was a slave

runaway from one of the southern States.

Later from Hayti.—lt was currently reported at

Port au Prince, on the Ist of April, that President

Soloque was driving the insurrectionary Dominicans

before him, and would probably terminate the war in

about two weeks. In the skirmishes that had here

tofore taken place, great loss had been sustained by

the adverse party.

The Fire at Toronto.—We learn from the Cana

dian papers, the melancholy intelligence of the death

of Mr. Richard Watson, publisher of the Upper Can

ada Gazette, who perished in the flames, while en

deavoring to save some of the property in the estab

lishment of the Patriot office Osicego Times.

Sleep-Walking and Death.—Miss Newton, of

Bennington, Vt., aged 20, left her bed on the night of

the 9th inst., and wandered forth with only her night

clothes on. She was found the next afternoon in the

river, drowned, and is supposed to have arisen in her

sleep, and in crossing the stream on a stick of timber,

awoke and fell in.

Lynn. —The people of Lynn held a town meeting

on Friday last, to express opinions on the acceptance

of a city charter. The vote was 838 in favor, and

950 against. Majority against the adoption, 112.

The census of Lynn, just taken, is 12,600, and the

number of voters 2500. Mail.

The Dungeons of the Inquisition. —By order of the

present Roman government, it is stated, the prisons

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The liberator. (1849). Boston, Mass., 1849-04-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84031524/1849-04-27/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The liberator, 1849-04-27.