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u Jb show the very age and bo*hj of the times.

The brig Vulture, which sailed from Port au

Prince, 2i)th ult., has arrived at Boston. 1 be

captain reports that coflee was very scarce, and

that the Monopoly Law was still in operation.

Several infractions of this law by Haytien otli- j

cials had been punished by the government.

A jK>rtioa of the President’s army was still in

the barracks at Port an Prince, but there was

no probability of a renewal of the war. It has

been ascertained, that the Ha\tiens during their

conflict with the Dominicans, lost one thousand

men in killed and starved to death.

General Riley, U. S. A has established him

self at Monterey, Cal., with one company of

the 2d regiment, of Infantry, which regiment he

commands. There was on the 1st of May five

companies of Gen. Riley's regiment due. hut a

portion of them are kno \vn to have returned to

the United States w ith the small pox on board

the transport. All the troops that had arrived

out, infantry, artillery, and recruits had been

stationed at the diffcren t towns. Desertions are

frequent from the command at Los Angelos.

The Commonwealth, against McKeevcr, char

ged with fraudulently obtaining a conveyance of

property from John Catlett, came betore Judge

Douglass, at the Frederick County Superior

Court, on the 14th instant, and occupied, from

the great number of witnesses, all that day and

the two following ones, the full term of the j

Court. The jury, after retiring a few minutes, j

we learn, brought in a verdict ot not guilty. On

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Alexandria gazette. (1849). Alexandria, D.C., 1849-06-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1849-06-22/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1849-06-22.