Polynesian

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M. de Thorigny; (mmereeyM. de Cassabianca;

Public Works, M. Lacrosse.; War, Geru. Saint

Arnaud; Marine, M. II. FortouU Finance, M.

Blopdel. M, de Manpas is named jfcrfect pf Po

lice. i

The English" parliament has been further pro

rogued to the 25th of January nexb::;' j

The Emperor of Hayti has concluded, trace

with the Dominicans for one year.

It is rumored that negotiations are pending with

the Spanish Minister at Washington for the release

of the American prisoners concerned ia the recent

Cuban expedition. T

fXT The death of Governor Ujhazy's wife, at

New Buda, Iowa, (the Hungarian settlement) is

mentioned in the papers. j

The United States steamship Mississippi, arrived

at the Navy Yard, New York, from the Dardanel

les, which she left on the 16th of September, via

Gibraltar, whence she sailed on the 15th ult, with

the exiled companions of Kossuth, the hero of Hun-

ry himself having discmDarKca at uiDraiiar ior

inland. The New York Herald says

Th shin had some roush weather in her pas-

saee. She steamed 4,000 miles with 600 tons of

coal, one la ancnorcu uu ure ,iu, u m

scarcely at all out of repair. The unnecessary

heaviness other yards ana spars is very remarka

ble, and gives her a very clumsy appearance, and

must interfere with her sailing. She has been

away 2 and a-half years, and would not have return

ed tor another na it-year, om, ior me uruer u

bring Kossuth and his companions to this country.

It"aDDears that most of them intend to avail

themselves of the amnesty, and to go back to Ilun-

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Polynesian. (1852). Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii, 1852-01-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015408/1852-01-17/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Polynesian, 1852-01-17.