Richmond daily times

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naives. At or near the capital, the Minister of

Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspira

tors, as well as several of those arrested at Cape

Haytien, have been shot. Is was supposed

dial many more would suffer the penalty of death.

Relative to the demand made by Com. Parker,

of the Saranac, (or damages for the illegal im

prisonment of Capt. Mayo, of the Leander, we

learn that the Ilaytien Government informed him

in substance, that they were willing to pay Capt.

Mabo some compensation, but refused lo give

the sum demanded for the detention of the vessel.

This answer Com. Parker will report to the au

thorities at Washington. It is also stated that the

Haytien Government refuses to pay the claims

in favor of American merchants to which Mr.

Green and more latterly Mr. Walsh, has been de

puted to call their attention.

Mr. Walsh, the American Commissioner, lips

lofi the capital for oilier parts of the Island.—

What vrts the result of’ these negotiations, in

conjunction with the French and English Con

suls, to induce Emperor Soloqtie to settle the

quarrel between the Haydens and Dominicans, is

not certainly known, but the story is that the pro

ject has entirely failed.

It was the general opinion that Soloqtie was

never more powerful in the Island than at the

present moment.

From the National Intelligencer-.

The late Proclamation of the President of the

United Slates, against infractions of the lutvs of

the United States by foreigners and others en

gaged in organizing another expedition for the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond daily times. (1851). Richmond [Va.], 1851-05-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024692/1851-05-01/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond daily times, 1851-05-01.