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should be supplied with a bill of health certified by

the Brazilian Consul, oo

From PorT-aU-PRiNCE—We learn from Capt.

Callin, of the schooner Jenny Lind, which arrived

at this port on Friday from Port-au Prince, whence

she sailed on the 234 ult. that the 10 per cent. ex-

port duty was taken off on the 24th of May, thus

putting American vessels on an equal footing wih

the vessels of other netions. Capt.C. aleo states that

it was all quict when he railed. The Haytiea Gov.

eroment was increasing its fleet with the expecta.

tion of attacking the Dominicans as soon as the

fleet could be got in order.

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From Bava La Guaxpe—We learn from

Crypt. Collivs, of the bark N. W. Bridges, that the

cholera bad broken out at Sagas La Grande a few

days previous to his sailing, which took placa on

the 23d u't. and was carrying off a large number of

the negroes on the plantations. On one plantation

92 negroes died in a rew days.

Tur MaxcuesTeER MURDER.—The examination

of the Wentworths and Clark at Manchester, N.H.

on the cherge of having murdered Mr. Parker,

was concluded on Friday last, 5th inst. and

resulted in the acquittal of Horace Wentworth

end Clark and the committal of the other two

prisoners, Asa and Henry T. Wentworth, to stand

their trial for murder.

[<7 Three slaves fiom Cul Mo. were

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recently arrested near Springfield, Ill. and taken

back to bondage

New-MEXICO AND THE PRESIDENT.—The Wash.

ington correspondent of the Herald writes by tele-

graph, July 5, as follows—we hope it is ali trae:

learn, from good authority, that Gen. Taylor

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