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whole route.?N*w York Kxprtm.

Fhom Post-au-Pi-attx.?Dr. Smith, a passe ufer

in the schooner Carlotta, in nineteen days from

ort-au-Platte, reports a rumor there of an engagement

between the Haytiens and Dominicans,

the Haytiens being the assailants. They were repulsed

with loss.

It is only necessary to say. that we have previously

had advices from Port-au-Prince to the Hth,

and from Cape Haytien to the 10th inst., in which

no mention was made of any such engagement.

[,Y?e IV* Commercial Adrerhur,14th.

THE REPUBLIC.

Th? Congressional Ctuvua in Al?b>ui*<

From the Ttucalootu (Ala Monitor.

We have recently had occasion to pass through

several of tho counties embraced in the first and

fourth Congressional districts, and have witneaaed,

particularly in the former, a depth and iutenaity of

political excitement very rare at such an early

stage of the canvass. C. C. Luugdon, esq., and cxJudge

Bragg, the opposing candidates 01 the first

or Mobile district, arc addressing the people daily,

and, not unfrequcntly, at different places ou the

same day; and,' if we have not been greatly misinformed,

his judgeship ha? beta signally worsted.

Again and again his lance has been broken, arid

he has been borne to the giound by his too vigorous

adversary. Langdon is a tiueiu and even an eloquent

debater, and is perhaps more fully conversant

with the political history of the day than any man

in the State. Hence die judge is a. mere child in

the hands of his competitor. His ignorance of many

of the moat familiar and most important political

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The republic. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-07-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014434/1851-07-26/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The republic, 1851-07-26.