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The gliomas has arrived at this port from Cape

Hay tit n with dates to the 20th of April, one week

later than previous accounts. The President was

carrying everything before him. It was reported

that'a battle had been fought near A*iena, In which

the Dominicans were completely routed, with a los*

of 300 to 400 men. Tko liaytiens lost 100 men, and

large quantities of provisions. 6,000 stand of arms

were captured by the Haytiens.

The New Orleans Delta has the following letter,

dated

Matamoras, April 20, 1649.

"Pareden is kicking up the devil at present. The

pronunciation (insurgents) took San Louis Potosi on

the 17th instant, and have marched on Quoretaro.

The troops sent from here lo nut down tho revolt

have pronounced In favor of Paredes, and joined

the revolutionists as soon as they crossed the moun

tains." _

Coal tor tHf. PActric St* a mere.?The ship

Persia, Capt. Bobbins, cleared at this port yesterday

for Panama and other ports in the Pacific. She j

carries out a large cargo of coal for the uaeof the

Pacific Steamers. JJaltimore American, 5th inst.

His Excellency the Commander ds Figanleree.

Morao, Minister of Portugal In the United Stttes, j

sailed from Nev; Yotk for Oporto on Thursday. 1

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The daily national Whig. (1849). Washington, D.C., 1849-05-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014405/1849-05-07/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily national Whig, 1849-05-07.