The daily union
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- The southern press · July 22, 185222 de julio de 1852
- The southern press · July 22, 185222 de julio de 1852
- The southern press · July 22, 185222 de julio de 1852
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tion to the 12th instant has been received of a serious
ularm, ou the part of the imperial government, in conse
quence of tbe interposition of the French government in
support of the Dominican government, and also of a
threat to press the settlement of the claims of French
subjects on tbe Haytien government. Tbe island re
mained in a state of quiet, but the army waa to be kept
on a war footing of 30,000 men by means of a conscrip
tion. The crops on the island were good. The follow
ing particulars are given under date of
Port au Prince, June 13.
The repose of the empire is now seriously threatened
with the intervention of tbe French consul in favor of
the Dominicans, who have merited and received the spe
cial care of the French government, through its repre
sentative here.
A. Council of State was convened at the palace on the
3th inst, ami the imperial signature given to the conscrip
tion bill, which requires that males between the age of
10 and 60 must serve iu the army for a term not exceed
ing live years, and the commaiider-in-chiel's muster-roll
must contain the names of 30,(XX) effective men. The
augmentation of the army is mainly attributed to a letter
from tlie President of France to his consul here to demand
a speedy settlement of the French claims; and if not sat
isfactorily adjusted by the 1st of September, every port in
the island will be blockaded.
Two French frigates anl a large steamer are in tbe
port of Cayenne, French (iuiana, and all the convicts in
that penal colony are being drilled, some on shore and
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The daily union. (1852). Washington [D.C.], 1852-07-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82003410/1852-07-01/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily union, 1852-07-01.
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