The New York herald
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Batvadar,) treat of the political questions now agi
tating Central America. They contain very impor
tant facts which, in the present state of our relations
with that region, it were well to make a note of.
The British steamer Buzzard brought news from
Hayti dated at Jacmel on the lGth diy of January,
to Jamaica, confirming the defeat of Soulouque and
via army by the Dominicans. After two of his gene
ral officers were kiUed his Majestv ran awar. a?d
had not been heard ot after. Acting upon the sup
position that he was dead, a provisional government
of the empire had been inaugurated.
We extract from our files the details of the ne.v
from California, the points of which we had received
by telegraph trom New Orleans. There are some
"interesting items or intelligence, but in the main
the news is unimportant. We give some statistics
in relation to the shipment of gold during the pa*
war and also the operations of the branch mint at
Han Francisco, which will be found useful in ma
king up estimates and calculations. The progre
of California has been onward during tne past year;
and if its march has not been quite so rapid as it
was during the first years of its existence ad a mem
ber of the federal Union, it nevertheless shows a
healthy movement and a stability among Us popu
lation *hcre before all seemed more transitory and
uncertain. Its mines, as the tables show, do not
yield as largely as when first discovered, but agri
culture is rapidly on the increase, and already be
gins to look beyond the wants of the inhabitants.
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The New York herald. (1856). New York [N.Y.], 1856-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1856-01-30/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1856-01-30.
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