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1 cern is so beggarly that it cannot afford to give htm

enough for his support, while he lnborB?ealnusly tor

its brief existence

j Important prom Hayti.?The brig Snow, Cap;.

I Douglass, arrived last evening, in twenty-one days'

I passage from Jacmel.

We learn from Captain Douglass that an army,

consisting of four or ll?* thousand men, arrived

there from Cape llaytien on the 10th ult., en route

for tot. Domingo. They were to renew their march

on the 15ih, to attack the Dominicans.

It was supposed that this would be the final fight

if they failed in their attempt.

Affairs in Hayti have reached their crisis.

lxTRRKSTING PROM CUBA.?AFFAIRS OF MgXICO.

?The fiae packet bark Mudara, Captain Rich, ar

rived yesterday Irom Havana, whence she sailed on

the 26ih u!t.

We have received the following interesting letter

from our correspondent.

It exhibits the masterly" activity of the mind

of Santa Anna Cock-fighting seems now to occu

py his attention?at least till Mexico is again ready

for him.

Havana, Jan. 34, 1848.

Santa .Inna and Cock fighting utffairi of Mtxicn

MmkaU, 4'e

Our city continues iu its usually imobile state as far

as news goes

The only notability here at present is your old friend

Santa Anna, wbo pastes bis time at hii residence, about

three miles from the oity, employed daily in cock-fight

ing Our sportsmen, high and low, rich and poor, crowd

to his pit, (tie has one ia his garden) for it is said that,

from some csu?e known only to the initiated, he loses

four out of fire bets. He is such a wily old foa, that be

is no doubt leading them on, and ill flaece them all

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The New York herald. (1846). New York [N.Y.], 1846-02-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1846-02-08/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1846-02-08.