American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper
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U. S. fri 'ato Raritan, Com. Turner, was at
RID, last from Montevideo.
LATER I ROM PORT AT PRINCE. Captain
Scott, arrived oil Sunday from Port an Prince
at New York, which lie left 14th inst. A few
days previous to his leaving, great rejoicings
took place at Port an Prince for a splendid vic
tory the Haytien navy had gained over the
Dominicans, and had taken two small schoori-'
eis from them.
THE NAVAL SERVICE. The Washington
Journal says there are now on the file in the j
Navy Department, upwards of 1 100 appbea-j
tions for situations in one branch of the Naval j
service. _____
WHEAT CHOPS or ILLINOIS. The Sangamo
(111.) Journal, says that the wheat crop in that j
State, taken in the aggregate, has been unu
sually largo. The corn crop, it is thought,
will be unprecedented.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Stockton Boudinot,
a son of E. E. Boudinot, Esq., formerly of
Ncwaik, a student in the College of New Jer
i sey, at Princeton, undesignedly shot himself, a
few days ago, near that place, fatally it is
feared.
FIRE. The brass foundry of Messrs. Ste
phenson Reed, on Sixth street, between.
Wood and Library, Pittsburg, was entirely de- i
I stroyod on Saturday lust about noon. The
clothing store of Messrs. Darren iMeGurk
j was also nearly destroyed; the contents, how-!
|l ever, were principally saved.
TEXAS. Tw 'dates have already been
named for the odico u' 1 iovernor, Gen. Rusk,
who was the President of the convention for
forming the constitution, and Gen. Jas. Pinck
ney Henderson.
ELECTION. Governor Stratton, of New Jer- 1
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. (1845). Baltimore, Md., 1845-10-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009567/1845-10-01/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper, 1845-10-01.
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