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cause. This has been done. Another batch

of 800 men were taken prisoners between

Hlnohe and Los Cohabas and with them

Generals Boissend, Juru, Antione Pollas and

several others. These have been sent under

parole to Gonaives and the men have enlist

ed in the northern ranks. There must be

now at Mirebelais (General Quarters) and on

the road from the north to that place over

12,000 men.

ueneral Minpoint, who commands the

troops operating on the line from St. Marc,

has a force of 2,000 men or more. Jean

Samraus, at Gonaives, is at the head of from

1,200 to 1,500 men, and will also be rein

forced by Areohais. Yesterday afternoon

General Hyppolite, provisionary president of

the republic, arrived at Cape Hayti with

about 1,000 men. He was well received by

the populace, Before ooming to the Cape ha

visited the mountains in the districts of

Valliere.

The principal leaders of these mountain'

eers have sworn allegiance to the northern

cause and are among the escort of the presi

dent. Now not a single place in any of

three departments of the north ia occupied

by the enemy. Yesterday we had news from

rort au mnoe up to the 81st altimo.

Farther desertions in the ranks of Legi

time a. friends are reported. Anselme

Prophite, Legitime' minister of war, who

had left his command in the north

first army corps) and reported at Portau

Prince before the breaking up of his army,

has resigned and left the country. General

La Forrest, who waa military governor of

Port an Prince, has also left. A new ministry

has been formed. The arohbishoo of Port

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Morning journal and courier. (1889). New Haven [Conn.], 1889-06-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015483/1889-06-21/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Morning journal and courier, 1889-06-21.