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lias resided in the Dominican ltepuhlic during the

lout two or three years us a political exile, at the head

of a few partisans crossed the frontier and took po?

session of tho village of St. MIcliaoL The military

governor of tho district. General St. Pierre Paul,

having joined the rebellion, tho other villages, Hinch?

and Enncry, forming tho district of Marinelade,

also took part. General M. Nicholas,

Governor of tho Department of the ArtibantOb

at the head of the militia and troops of tho locality,

all loyal to tho govcrnmont, marched to the scat of

action. On tbo Tth of February President Canal, with

a few troops, went to Gonaives, the nearest city on

the coast to Bt. Michael, about one hundred miles

distant. The steamer Atlas, which brought thia

news, left St. Marc on tho 7th and Port-au-Prince on

the ilth. When the steamer loft Haytl for Now York

via Jamaica there hod been no battle between tho

two parties, and it was expected that tho rebellion

would soon bo crushed, as the rebels were without

foreign aid.

HOW HAYTT WAS INVAUED.

wiiru rrgi.ru iu tuu uivasiuu wi u?j u */j uui/uown

from Jamaica, the farts art' aa follows:?On the 23d

of January the British schooner Uudino li ft with

about sixtorn Haytlan refugees. After having tried to

effect a landing near Jocmul, at l'Ansas-a-Pitro, and

not having found sympathy on ehoro, the refugees

were conveyed by the schooner to the island of Inagua,

a British possession, where they were left on tho

sands without means. The Undine then returned to

Miragoano, Huyti, where she delivered to tho authorities

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1879). New York [N.Y.], 1879-02-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1879-02-21/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1879-02-21.