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the high and mighty Emperor of Hayti, according to

the latest news we print this morning, from the Port

au Prince, has been venturing some further manifes

tations of his dislike of this country and government.

Indemnity for the imprisonment of the Captain of the

brig Leander, we see, has been refused, but on what

pretence is not stated. Whether the American squa

dron will enforce the demand or not, we are not advi

sed. The impression among the Haytians was that

it would. Jew lork Express.

Mr. Fillmore is very active in preventing Ameri

cans from aiding the down-trodden Cubans in their

efforts for liberty what will he do with the negro

Emperor of Hayti, who, it appears, has insulted the

disrnity of this country 1 Will he issue a Proclama

tion against him

THE WORLD'S FAIR,

No less than eleven fine Steamers will leave this

country for England during the month of May, with

cargoes of human beings for the World's Fair. The

programme is as follows

Sltamer. For.

From.

New York,

u

Phila.

New York.

Boston.

Phila.

New York.

May 6th,

Humboldt,

Southampton,

Liverpool,

7th,

7th,

10th,

14th,

15th,

17th,

21st,

24th,

28th,

31st,

Asia,

Lafayette,,

Pacific,

Niagara,

City of Glasgow,

Hermann,

Southampton

HiUropa,

Arctic,

Cambria,

Franklin,

Liverpool,

Southampton, r New York.

The Englishman, Tho.opson, came to Boston, to

agitate against the Constitution of the country, and

the Common Council of Boston gave him Faneuil

Hall to do it in. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts,

was about entering" the cradle of liberty' to defend

the Constitution of the coontry, and its doors were

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

North Carolina standard. (1851). Raleigh, N.C., 1851-05-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024517/1851-05-03/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: North Carolina standard, 1851-05-03.