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may prove amply so to them. From hence we

believe the l)e Solo proceeds to 8t Domingo.

Havana, January 23. The steamship Creole

arrived hire yesterday from New Orleans, and

leaves to-day at noon for New York, carrying

from me but a single item ot interest, which is

tne arrival here, on tbe United States steamer

De Solo, from Port au Prince, Havti. of Mr. Sew

ard and party, who are staying at the Almy

Hotel. The distinguished, visitors nave Deen

shown every atientiou by the authorities here.

and it they all woke up this morning without

headaches it is a great wonder; for no later than

last night they were entertained Dy the captain

General, who gave them a most sumptuous ban

quet, at which all the notables ot Havana were

nresent to do them honor.

It is vmDOssible tor me at this time to elve a

detailed account of the sayings aud doings at the

palace, w hien was in a blaze ot unlit inside aud

out, as it tne Queen's birthday or pome other

national lettivui were being celebrated. A grand

serenade is spoken of ns quite likely to come oil'

to-night, which will be quite a9 much, enjoyed,

no doubt, by the crowd outside as those within

Mrs. Almy 's walls a most excellent quality in

all serenades. e ehall expect Mr. Seward to

pre sent himself to us on the balcony and bow his

ibanks, in return tor which there shall be an

muonrious clapping of hands, or even something

like three cheers mav be attempted. The music

will be good, the compliment graceful, and every

one mil go home pleaded with himself and his

neitrhnors.

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The evening telegraph. (1866). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1866-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1866-01-30/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1866-01-30.