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The TXodri(te*/f?< t.o?i waa being hotly pnraoed

by 'Veneral Barrecs* himself. Moat of these ro

b'/la had become disbanded and Gome*, with

comrade* had ?oue how.

HAYTI.

SPECIAL TELEBIA1 TO THE HEIAUL

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u< Mlaare-Th* Ntrrtw laetp* mf the

AMriraa CmmmI?Th* Hajilta Pirates?

K?htiW ItaftMi mf tli* Car* RrWIi.

Havana, Not. 20. 1867.

We have paper* with further detail* of the news

from Hayti to the itli in?t.

General Loon Monte* waa still kept chained and

cloaelj guarded at Cape Haytien. He waa kept

naked in his prison. His wife petitioned the Legis

lative Chambers te obtain his release or speedy

trial. A lively debate ensued, which alarmed the

governmeat. In order to silence the opposition, a

mob waa gotten up, with revolvers, rifles,

machetes, Ac. The mob was mostly composed of

women. Salnave, in person, went to appease

them, and got them to disperse. He was afraid

to reprimand them, but spoke in a familiar strain,

urging them to go home, and stating that the

Chambers would be reopened, and that patience

would remedy all the mischief.

Later, the meb fired into the American Consul's

house. One ball grazed the temple of the Conaul,

who luckily eaeaped any Injury.

Montea' brother waa sheltered in the British

Consulate for a fortnight nntil he succeeded in

sailing for Kingston, where he arrived on the

6th inst.

Foreigners were very uneasy aa to the future,

judging from these riotous proceedings.

Salnave wants a loan of 50,000,000 francs, and

proposes to hypothecate the revenue from cus

toms duties. He also proposes the establishment

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1867). New York [N.Y.], 1867-11-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1867-11-24/ed-1/?sp=7

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1867-11-24.