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ceived, but enough was known to leave no doabt of the

party commonly called the Liberal party, having a ms.

jority

From B

Several convicts had recent!

hulks, but were retaken.

The Traveller says:

There is also a report, by way of Jamaica, that the

Haytien Government Was making secret preparations

to march upon the Island of Dominica—the Dominicans

having consented to receive under thelr fag 300 families

of the Haytien refugees.

The sccounts from Demarars represent commercial

matters to be in abeyance, in consequence of the quar:

rel with the Home Government. The markets sre glat

ted with produce.

Accounts from Tortola, Granada, state that the blacks

are still holding out at St. Crolx.

Hork's ExprEss. Conover Mansfield are the

regular Agents for this Express in Easton, Pa

gayUpA dates to the 22d have been received

y escaped from one of the

Boston Jour, 4th

having 345 jassengers on hoard. About a week previous

to ber arrival, when off the const of Nova Scotia, a number

of cases occurred of a diseases resembling Cholera, com-

mencing and terminating very suddenly. From the com

mencement of ithe disease to the time of her arrival al Quar-

ating, sccording to the statement of ber captain, 17 or 12 casss

occurred, of which 7 terminated fuially, 12 were broughi

from the ship to the Hospital on Ler wrrival, since when

three new cases have occurred snd seven deaths, the pro

portion of deaths being about one-half. One new case has

occurred 0-day. The disease resembles Asiaic Cholera in

all its symptoms

All the steerage passengers have been removed Lo the

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New-York daily tribune. (1848). New-York [N.Y.], 1848-12-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1848-12-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1848-12-06.