The southern press

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But such ia the general "mission" of the abolition

press, everywhere.

Later trmm Part aa Priaee.

Boston, July 29.?The Traveller states that

letters received here, both from Cape Haytien

and Port au Prince, to July 16, make no mention

of any disastrous battle having been fought on

the 13th of July, as reported.

The wife and children of the Prince Bobo,

the fugitve, are in prison at Port au Prince.

Letters from a member of Soloquc's cabinet,

state that the collision in May, between the Haytiens

and Dominicans was accidental, and that

the emperor will firmly maintain the truce.

Cihcinhati, July 119.?The account of the

revolution in Cuba have created nnnanal atir in

thia city, and two parties of young men have

already left for New Orleans, to volunteer their

services in case an expedition is to be fitted out

against the Island, and to aid the insurgents.

The company it is understood, is to he under

the command of Captain Robinson, who wns

concerned in the late expedition, and who leaves

here for the South to morrow.

Frkk Flao or Cuba.?The great banner of

free Cuba, which floated over the procession of

Cuban sympathisers in New York, and from

other points, is a red triangular piece, with a

white star in tho centre next the slafT, from

which extend alternate blue and whito stripes,

three of each.

MWR M

mm. r.?, mipfftt,

IMiuered at HJufJMit C. M,July 7, 1861.

Ms. C'HAltfMAil FsULOWr-CiTizes*:?I return

too my sinner* thanks for the kind manner

in which yon ana pleased to 'reoeive me?It ia

far more than I had a right to expect.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The southern press. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-08-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014764/1851-08-01/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1851-08-01.