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Hayri.—The N, Y. Evening Post gives the follow.

iog extracts from a letter dated Cape Haytien, Janu.

ary 29

Tne Haytiens have again been beaten and driven

Lack by the Dominicans and the Kmperor has re

turned hece to-day with all his troops, some 5,000 or

6,000 men. They have been coming into town since

noon and such a miserable looking set of objects I

never beheld. Some hundreds or more of wounded

weie sent down in barges; and alarge number of

dead aré lef: behind in the bushes. This has been

the most disastrons campaign the Haytiens ever

made.

Joun True or the Christian Experience of an

Honest Boy,” is the title of No. 16 of the Harpers’

beaatifal and popular series of Story Books. This

book is considered the me plus wltra of literature

among the juveniles, who hope that Jacob Abbott

may sever find his shadow less, or his story material

run short. J.H. Foster is the agent for this city, and

Fetridge Co, Boston.

Nationar. Know Notuineisy.— The National

American Council adjourned on the 21st, after a

most excited and stormy session of four days., A

platform of principles was patched up and adopted,

108 to 77. The vote of most of the States was di

vided upon it. Mr. J. W. Emery of this city voted

in favor and Anthony Colby against the adoption o¢

the platform, as we learn from a correspondent o‘

the Boston Journal. The 6th section declares tha,

Congress has no power over slavery in the States,

Territories, or in the District of Columbia, and that

the fugitive slave law and the Kansas-Nebraska act

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The New Hampshire gazette. (1856). Portsmouth, N.H., 1856-03-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84023142/1856-03-01/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New Hampshire gazette, 1856-03-01.