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fore exercising It; but he cannot extend it toother awes

excluded by State constitutions. Briefly I un-

rstand this to be bis position. c

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NEWS FROM HAYTI.

rogress of the Revolution?Cape Hay

tlen In a State off Siege?Sketch of the

Rebel header?He Threatens to Destroy B

the City off Cape Haytlen If Obliged to b

Leave, dec. b

rhe United States steamship J amen Adger, Commander T

H. Patterson, brings advices from Cape Haytion to tbe t(

Ih inst.

ape Haytien had been In a state of siego for Hie previous p

ren days, being almost surrounded by tbo troops of ths

tional government, who bod regularly Invested tbe

ice and cut off all supplies, except such as found their E

y by sea. As this Is the last hold that the rebel chief P

ilnave) has of the island it is presumed that the affair

II soon terminate, and peace, order and a good supply T

provisions bo soon restored. cl

Meanwhile there Is no government In the city, a conn- j,

revolution having obliged the provisional government a

abltshed by Salnave to fly. This rebel General de-

red the provisional government dissolved, and himself

t Executive of all civil nnd military functions. By

;ans of his provost guard, however, order is pretty

>11 maintained over the few tnhabltanta who show

pmselves abroad. All dwellings and stores have been 1

wed for tho Inst ten days, for fear of the Megal and

reed seizure of persons and property. c

rn'nis Salnave, m he Is called in the proclamations of r<

rsident GofTrard, tho leader and contriver of this ro- t(

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The New York herald. (1865). New York [N.Y.], 1865-06-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1865-06-20/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1865-06-20.