The daily crescent

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died near LovelPs Furnace, on Friday latt, after a

tihon illness, of cholera. On the same day, a ne

gro died of the samediwaw. In this place, on

Saturday afternoon, a middle aged colored woman

«ervant of Dr. Couon, died of cholera, after a short

sickness."

From Hayti—Another Battle —A letter from

Port-nu- Priuce, July 15, to the New York Ei

press, tays

"Another battle has been fought between the

Haytiens and Dominican*, near tne town of Cotuy,

on tbe 13th instant, which proved very di.astrou„

'o the Emperor's troops, of whom about 900 were

lain out of a force of 2700 men. An immense

quantity of arme and ammunition fell inio the

hand, of the Victors, besides 246 prier, ners, among

whom an a nephew of the Emperor and nine offi

cers of some distinction. The routed army took

shelter in the fortified town of San Juan, whose

walls protected what valor seemed inadequate to

defend. The victors re tiled in ei< client order on

the Southern bank of the Youma River, ready at

all times to act only on the defensive, and repulse

the invaders. My next may breathe a different

tone."

Another Anti-rent Outrage.— A farmer, residing

in tbe (ownof Bein, in this county, though willing

and disposed to pay his rent, has not for several

years, because he could not, without subjecting his

buildings and property to the danger of being

destroyed by the anti-renters. Being in the city a

week or two ago, a suit was commenced against

him for arrears. Thus placed between two fires,

he went home and made preparations to pay up.

His design being suspected by his neighbors, three

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily crescent. (1851). [New Orleans, La.], 1851-08-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015378/1851-08-07/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily crescent, 1851-08-07.