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brother-in-ltw, and BH.IKK) French trooj«, per

ished, it achieved its indepehdeuce. Th- other

and larger part, Dominica, remained !fur some

lime afterwards under the Spanish dominion.

At length, however, the (Spaniards were expell

ed by the Ifaytiens and Dominican colonists,

and the whole island brought into subjection lo

the President of Ute latter.

Boyer nmniined President of the united

il «-4.I

island until Ji^l8, when he was expelled by a

revolution brought about by Gurt. Rrvieré.—

Boyer went abroad after Ins expulsion, and died

recently in Pans. Riviere succeeded him in

the Presidency#«

Shortly after the elevation of ike latter, that

portion which had obeyed Hie Spanish fiuTc,

volted and »ucoeuded in establish.ng tbcic.ip;)

dependence. Tho principal nun in achieving

the freedom of Itannutea from H lyln-u rule,

was Getl. S Titan. I. If Was tor some lime

President, but wh,vu In* j^rm expired, he

succeeded by Baez. The latter presided up

until within a short time. When he was caught

in treasonable communication w ith Hayti, and

expelled, and is now residing at St. Thomas.—

Santana resumed the reins of power and has

been ruling that porliou uf. thc island with sue

cess and ability.

«oui bat J-ie o«

re

was

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Since the revolution t>y sulàch Dotnin«ea'has

effected her Fréedétn, It Iras been a favorite idea

ilh al'. the rulers qf ffayli to reduce lo r again

to subjection. Riviere tried it, hut the result

proved foul to triwitolf «ml bis continuation in

pftwet. Guirrrier wm too indolent to attempt

it, and Pierrot vil too ignorant Tiré moment

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Smyrna times. (1856). Smyrna, Del., 1856-05-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020422/1856-05-21/ed-1/?sp=1

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