Richmond enquirer

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j York, speaks of the insolence of the new monarchical govern

ment, particularly to white citizens of the U. States. The

I oonsul, Mr. I^orine, says:

My life was threatened yesterday by high authority

The Duke was heard to say 'Otf with his head! otf with his

head damn the whites that keep slaves!?oil* with his head'

?down with republics I wish you to report this, as I shall

take the earliest jmssible opportunity to inform our govern

ment how the American fiac is treated in this part of the

j island and her citizens made to suffer the most wanton and

scandalous insult and abuse."

j The t rench Consul's life has aJ*<o been threatened This

j conduct on the jmrt of the subjects of Kaustin ihe first"

will no doubt receive due attention from the respective go

vernments concerned. The Dominicans were advancing

with fiOO men against Aux Cayes, and if tho negroes Miave

as badly as represenied altove, it would b? a banefit to the

1 Island for the Spaniards to give Fmi?tin a good Irouneiug

The captain of the WIssahicbn had groat difficulty ineetiin?

his paper*, &c., from our consul, as that functionary 11 dare

m.t show thcr head"?wlic saya" fn fiis letter.

Lam ni'jlu wo observed two new bright lamps at the mid

dle southern eapitol yate, rc-openeil by Gov. Floyd. The ef

fect of their light upon the capitol, and the square and trees,

which were dollied in snow, was really beautiful.

We have received from our friend, l>r. Wm. M. Gwin, a

member of the convention, a pamphlet copy of the Consti

tution of the Stato of California It in very woll printed at

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond enquirer. (1850). Richmond, Va., 1850-01-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024735/1850-01-04/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond enquirer, 1850-01-04.