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ellow- citizens

from it. A major portion of

but,

there concentrated.

thusiaem by all classes, and

the 14th, when

matured, he ordered

cam

order of the day, “to the mr

ple

the bosom of tbe Republic thoss of our

pow ushapplly estranged

the inhabitants of the East wish to relioite wita us

the y await our presence to maniiest

Oo the Isth the Haytlen army €o-

Cajul the advanced posts of the enemy

Lammatte. The main body ef the Domi.

nicians did not wait the advance of the Haytien army,

movement they

columns under the cornmand of

Generals Bobo, Vineert, and L. Michel, beaten and put

to their pursuers five pleces of ar-

tillery with large quantity of munitions of war. Toeir

be considerable, was

Of the Haytiens an officer of the %h

was killed, and there were ten parsons wound.

In the afternoon of the 15th the President of Haytl

tered On the 19th he passed in review all

the troops, snd addressed to them an order of the day.

congratulating them on their victorious progress, and

reiterating bis immutable determination 10 Wierate vo

government upon the island other than that of the He

On the evening of the 29.0 the army

of the Republic entered St. Jean having encountersd

00 resistance The enemy retired before thelr azproach,

Tha forces of Soulouque seems to be well disciplined,

The pupulation of the country

which {ttraverses is favorably inclined to its purposes,

esd

thst on.

countered at

whieh covered

In this

but retired upon Ht Jean.

were attacked Ly the

tofl abandoning

loss in killed and wounded, sald to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York daily tribune. (1849). New-York [N.Y.], 1849-04-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1849-04-30/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1849-04-30.