Republican herald
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the panic to their comrades not yet engaged in
cnmgm. and the whole force fled with precipita
tion. Having cleared that section of lLe mniru.
ders, the Haytiens returned to their forier quar
ters at Fort Cachiman. Previous to this, howev
er, the Generel in-Chief, Morisset, issued an or
der of the day, announcing to the inhabitants of
Las Matas the restoration of tranquility. snd in
viting those who fled in anticipation of the ap
fi:uuch of the Dominicans, to return to their
mes and the peaceful pursuits of industry, as
suring thew of protection to their persons and
the fruits of their toil.
Frow T Rocky Mouvstains.—We find the
following interesting intelligence in the St. Louis
New Era of Aug. 23 :—VYesterday the Raduor ar
rived, and brought down ten or twelve men from
the mountains, being part of those in the employ
ment of Messrs. Pratte Cabanne. The pres
ent has been a very favorable year for oblaining
robes and furs. On account of low water on the
Platte, they were compelled to land their peltries
at the Cei{nr Bluffe, and send back to Fort Lara
mie for wagons. Whilst there Col. Kearney,
with two huudred end fifteen dragoons, arrived
ou the 17th of June. He sent out a deputation
to a Sioux village to invite the Indians to a talk.
The Sioux could not be found. [le then went
on to Fort Pratte, (the lower fort,) and there had
the Sioux Indians assembled, held a talk with
them, and entered into an agreement or treaty
with them to regulate their conduct with the
whites. He at night fired his artillery, discharged
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Republican herald. (1845). Providence [R.I.], 1845-09-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1845-09-03/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1845-09-03.
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