Republican herald
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in the cause of the Haytien censtitution and laws.
On the 21st ultimo, a vigorous combat oceurred
between the hostile armies, consisting on the one
hand of the 11th and 22d Haytien regiments, num
bering together only 610 wen, and on the other
of 1500 Demiuicans aud their insurgent allies.—
The latter were protectcd by the streng post of
Resolu and Cachiman. The battle lasted for 4
hours, during which the firing did not cease, and
at intervals portions of the twe armiescontended
fiercely hand to band. The resalt waus the aban
donwment of the field by the Dominicans, leaving
their dead and wounded behind them. Their
loss is represented ec considerable, while that of
the Haytiens was but four killed und 26 wounded.
The Havtien army immediately prepared to at.
tack Fort Cachiman, and their preparations held
out such prospectof success, that the enemy aban
doned the post in the night of the 224 and 23d,
and on the morning of the latter the Haytien flag
waved over ie.ramparte,
Coirespondence of the Albany Evening Jonrnal.
Dxrut, (Delaware Co. N. Y Aug. 10, 1845,
Dear Sir—l arrived ut this village last evening,
and found a deep gloom hanging over it This
day the remains of Depu:llx Shenfl Sieele were
committed to the grave. There was a very large
concourse of people, #0 wuch so that the largest
church would not begin 10 hold thew.
The citizens of the village held a meeting last
evening, and organized a patrol to guard the vil.
lage and public buildings, Many persouns did not
close their eyes last night, fer fear of incendiaries.
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Republican herald. (1845). Providence [R.I.], 1845-08-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1845-08-16/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1845-08-16.
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