Weekly national intelligencer

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The New York papers learn, by an arrival at that port from

St. Domingn, that a conspiracy against tbe Government had

been detected at Jacmel, and that two men had been shot

eight more had been condemned to death, aad some two or

three hundred were imprisoned awaiting tbeir trials.

A letter from Jeremle, dated October 15th, ssys that on tbe

9th of that month, as the vsnguard of 8oulouque's stmy wss

descendiog tbe pass of Bonicia, they were attacked and driven

back by about five hundred Dominican troops. A Haytien

brig of war, with two hundred and fifty men on board, had

been captured by two Dominican schooner* on Seott'a Bay.

Mr. Edwabb Wiidbk was killed in Parsonsfield (Me.)

on tbe 14lh ultimo, under peculiar circumstances. He was

in company with another young man, engaged in obtaining

trait from a neighbor's garden, when they were shot at, and

be wae almost instantly killed, and the other severely

wounded.

NOTICES OF NEW BOOK8, LITERATURE, AND

THE FINE ARTS IN NEW YORK.

[WBITTES FOE TH* BATIOHAl IBTELLI0E3CEE.]

New Yobe, Octobeb 31, 1860. I

In the ab?enet of an international copyright law, that bog

bear of the cheap publisher* and deferred hope of Engl.?h

novelist* and popular authora on both aides of the Atlantic,

our enterpriaing magazinista and publishers are m*kiug the

moat of the available literature of the day, both Anglican and

Continental. That there ia some foundation for the complaint

on the part of auch writera as Dick, ess, Tbackeeat, and

Bulwsb that they have labored and utLer men have entered

into the fiuit of their labor*, may be inferred from the im

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Weekly national intelligencer. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-11-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1850-11-09/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1850-11-09.