American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper

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er of Wednesday says, wo learn from Captain

Eldridgo of the schooner Josephine Ann, at

this port yesterday afternoon in 14 days from

Port au Piatt, that tiie Haytien army, 15,000

strong, had surprised a small village belonging

*o the Dominicans, about 60 miles from Port

au Plait, in the night and murdered all its in

habitants —men, women and children. The

Dominicans had proclaimed Martial Law over

ill their part of the island. 10,000 Dominican

soldiers had already arrived at Santa Anga,

and 1000 had been sent from Port an Piatt to

that place, and the atmy would march imme

diately to meet the llayticns. The inhabitants

at Port au Piatt, on accouu' of the above news,

were in great consternation. Business was dull,

and tobacco, &c., came in slowly. Several

Danish vessels were loading with tobacco for

Europe.

EXTENDING THE AREA OF FREEDOM. On

Tuesday evening, says the N. Y. Evening Ga

zette, Gen G. B. Lamar, the celebiated Texan

Hero and great Annexationist, was passing

over the Fulton Ferry, to Brooklyn, when he

entered into a very animated conversation on

the progress of fret principles in this day and

generation, with a small party of well dressed

gentlemen, whom, at parting with the hero,

paid him somo very high compliments, but sad

to say when the General was about returning

to the city, and put his hand in his pocket, lie

was astonished to find that a large vestrian

leather had become innoculated with the doc

trines of Annexation and left his benignant sway

for that of the admirers of a larger degree of li

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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. (1845). Baltimore, Md., 1845-09-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009567/1845-09-05/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper, 1845-09-05.