St. Croix avis
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- St. Croix avis · November 3, 18683 de noviembre de 1868
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“President Salnave has left this for Perit
““Goave on board the Alex. Petion for the
“puarpose of direeting an attack on Mira
“goane. It is rumoured that he was to
““leave for Les Abricots, in the South,
“and that he would land there and com
“plete his operations in respect to Jere
““mie. It is further said that whiist
“Miragoane was attacked by land it was
“shelled from the sea side by the Aler.
“Petion that the covette was damaged
“and the troops driven back. News has
‘““been received from Gonaives that Victo
“rine Chevalier demands a reinforeement
“of five hundred men, some say, for the
‘‘purpose of making an attack upon St.
CHRISTIANSTED, TIRSDAGEN den 3die NOVEMBER 1868,
“Mare, or to enable him to hold out in
“Gonmvesd All is quiet in Port-au
“Prince.”
The North German Brig “Picolet,”
arrived from Cape Hayti on the 141 h io
stant. The Captain reports that at the
Cape all was quiet, as far as engagements
were coscerned 3 but the iohabitants
were jubilant at the news of the destrue
tion ol the (.I"_[}}‘(“’(/, and Liberte. 'The
place was however menace by the ino
suraents, ‘l’
By the schooner ¢Nolferino’” which
arrived at Port Roval on Saturday last,
from Aux Cayes, calling in on her wWay to
Boston for the purpose of lavding twelve
passengers, we learn that atfars o all
parts ol the coantry were very much the
same as at last advices. A vessel had
arrived safely at St. Mare with a eargo
of ammunition for the Revolutionists,
and had been despatehed to Nassau with
400 bags of Coftee and 10 ba'es of Cotton,
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St. Croix avis. (1868). Christiansted, St. Croix [V.I.], 1868-11-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84037526/1868-11-03/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: St. Croix avis, 1868-11-03.
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