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of the people at the manner in which he commanded the

Dominican forces at the time they were put to rouie by

President Soulnuque.

It appears that lie had some intrigue with the latter,

for in every engagement with the Dominicans he had

to retreat. The scales, however, turn'd on the present

President("Santa Anna)assuming the command,and Presi

dent Souliitique, as our readers are already acquainted,

was compelled in the Id At ba1 tie between the Haytiens

to “cut and run.” So irritated were the Dominican people

against Ximents, that lie had to take refuge in the Hound,

and the brig having arrived at Aux Cayes, left that place

on the following Wednesday, (the same day that the Ant

li ft) fur Port-au-Prince,and it is expecied that he will

cume over here in that vessel.

A Washington letter in the New York Journal of

Commerce otioles the following prediction, the orginal of

which, in Latin is copied from a.boolf in the' Iihrary of

the Acoustician convent, at Rome, published in 1G75:

“Before the middle of the XIX century, seditions will

he excited every where in Europe Republics will arise;

Kings will be put to death, together with the nobility

apd ecclesiastics; and the religious will desert their con

vents. Famine,pestilence, and earthquakes will spread

desolation over many cities. R ime will loose her sceptre

by the invasion of false philosophers. The pope will be

utade a captive by his own people.and the Church of God

will be placed 1111 der tribute, divested ofits tem|Kiral pos

possefeions, in a short time there will be no Pope. A

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Lynchburg Virginian. (1849). Lynchburg [Va.], 1849-07-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024649/1849-07-23/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Lynchburg Virginian, 1849-07-23.