The spirit of democracy

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him to' Cape Vincent for shipment. .iThe

box containing the deserter was marked,

as crockery ware and glass, and deposi

ted on the boat at the wharf, but it was

opened by direction of a custom house

officer, when alive artilleryman got out,

a little cramped, and rather red in tho

face.

Dates from Hayti are to tho 28th ult.

Gen. Goget the revoluti6nary leader,

was looking for the arrival of the steam

ers Florida, Quaker City and America,

which he expected .to add to his ftavy,

and with their assistance bring about tho

overthrow of President Salnave.'- Gen.

Luperon remained at St. Mary's with,

the steamer Telegraph. .V j i U

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certain rank in the army, must give a

large sum of money as security to be de

posited with the Finance Minister,if they

want 'to marry. Up to the year 1830

thirty million florins had been deposited

for this purpose. It has now been as

certained that the former Finance Minis

ters have used the whole amount, and

that the so-called officers came is entire

ly empty.

Rossini's unpublished music has been

sold by Mrae. Rossini to M. Mouchctte

for S30,000,which is at the rate of nearly

8200 per composition. When asked for

his photograph Rossini invariably wrote

a stanza of four lines, expressive of long

suffering love, j which endures, but ia

silent Ten copies of these four common

place Hues were found among his papers.

These autographs have been sold at the

same price as his musical compositions

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The spirit of democracy. (1869). Woodsfield, Ohio, 1869-06-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038115/1869-06-15/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The spirit of democracy, 1869-06-15.