Daily national intelligencer
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At Hamilton there has also
been a riot, growing out of a meeting called to in
vite Lord Elgin to visit that city,
there are still indications of trouble.
At Toronto
Hayti.
Late accounts from Hayti mention that
the proclamation of President SOtLOTQUE as Em
peror was received very coldly by the people. The
Emperor has since conferred on several of his Gen
crals the titles of Lords, Dukes, and Barons he
has also sent an expedition against the Dominican
Government, consisting of one corvette, one steam
er, and two schooners, containing troops.
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM-HOUSE.
T'he New York Express says
The rotundo of die Custom-house exhibits every day cu
rious spectacles.
Such is the press of business that men ar
range themselves before the clerks in order, in di tail, rank
atd dir. 14 they wait nt theurro. orA ne nlwnya they ore
i compelled to wait fi r a long time, sometimes all day—a new
business has sprung up—that of reading newspapers, eating
peanuts, playing pins, odd and-even-ing, &c., all to kill time.
But as men cannot afford thus to waste their time, boys are
hired to fill up the gips or links in the tail, and the proposi
tion out of doors now is to hire the lazzaroni of the city, on
low pay, to stand there all day till their time comes for bu-j
neSS.
The Bellevue establishment, if near by, might almost
l>e supported by letting out men to fill up the tail, with a head
man beside to watch, and to explain the papers as the papers
come along in the links of the tails.
We observed some boys
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Daily national intelligencer. (1849). Washington City [D.C.], 1849-09-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83026172/1849-09-26/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily national intelligencer, 1849-09-26.
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