The Whig standard

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out completing her cargo.?IS/. Y. Tribune.

FROM PORT-AU-PLATTE, HaYTI.

By the arrival of the schooner Charlotte, Cipt.

Fuller, we have news from Purl-au-Platte to the

11th inst. We iearu that it was quiet at Port

au-Platte, but hostilities were anticipated daily

from the Haytiens. They were, however, well

prepared to receive them. On the 8:h July, a

new standard was hoisted at Port-all-Platte, un

der the name of the Dominican flag. On the same

day an election took place for President, and a

Spaniard (white) was created President of that

part of Hayti. His name is not recollocted.

No accounts have reached Port-au-Platte of

any massacre of whites, as all communication be

tween them and other parts of the island is pro

hibited.?Ibid.

FROM MALTA.

Capt. Champion, of the bark Smyrna, from Mal

ta, informs us that the quarantine of five days,

which was formerly put upon all vessels from the

United States, under any circumstances, had been

taken off at the solicitation of the U. S. Consul,

and all American vessels, from any port in the U.

S. north of Baltimore, with a clean bill of health,

have free entrance to the port. The above infor

mation was given to Capt. Champ:on by Mr. An

drews, the U. S. Consul at Malta, a few days be

fore the Smyrna sailed.?Ibid.

A good 'un."?The following is from the Cin

cinnati Herald

The news of the nomination by the Baltimore

Democratic Convention was taken to Frankfort,

Ky., by one of the Wickliffes. He met an old

acquaintance from a neighboring county, Major

Williams, an active and enthusiastic member of

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The Whig standard. (1844). Washington, D.C., 1844-07-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016317/1844-07-24/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Whig standard, 1844-07-24.