Weekly national intelligencer

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that the whole matter is perfectly understood at

Port au Prince to be a solemn farce, and that the

decision of the aforesaid legislators upon the grave

question of national interest," communicated to

them by the Emperor, will also be communicated

to them by the same august personage, as soon as

the latter shall have emerged from that perplexing

state of uncertainty in which our last advices left

him. Should his Imperial Majesty incline towards

measures of peace, there is every reason to believe

that his faithful Senators and Deputies will yield

him a most willing and conscientious support. In

the mean time we perceive that the discussion on

the Dominican question is to be conducted in se

cret, the legislators having been exceedingly em

barrassed in consequence of a request made by the

diplomatic agents at Port au Prince to be present,

which induced them to adopt a resolution to sit

with closed doors j so that no satisfactoiv o: re

liable intelligence can be obtained of their pro

ceedings.

FROM THI NEW TOR* IXraRSS.

The readers of the Express were not a little amused upon

reading the report of the indignation uttered by our Irish

brethren over the accusation made by Sir H*aar Bplwlr,

that the Celts once went without pantalooos; being semi

barbarous, semi-clad, &c. 8irH*s*Tf hearing of this ris.ng

indignation of hia countrymen, wrote a note to Mr. Bell,

the President of the Friendly 8ona of 8t. Patrick, ap>lo

gizing and Mr. Bill wrote a note to the Chairman ot the

Shakspeare meeting, setting forth that Sir Hxwrt himstli is

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Weekly national intelligencer. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-05-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1851-05-10/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1851-05-10.