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Capt. Dunbam, of the Danish brig Clara, ar

rived at this port yesterday from Port au Platt,

that the Dominicans were making great exer

tions to maintain n separate-government fron

the Haytiens. The authorities had ordered eve

ry person that could bear arms, to arm them

selves, and be ready to repel any attack from

the Haytiens. Capt, D. further states, that

the pilot boat Virginia, formerly of this port,

and still under the American flag, was boarded

in the harbour of Port au Platt, by the Domini

cans, and foreibly taken possession of, the A

merican flag hauled down and the Dominican

hoisted in its place. She was then armed and

manned by them, and had sailed to a port un

known. He also states that tobacco was scarce

and high, in consequence of the disturbances.

Two Bremen and two Hamburg vessels, then

in port, would take all the remaining crop of

tobacco of'this year.—N., Y. Exprees.

To civirize cLErGYMEN.—John Adams was

at one time called upon by some one to contri

bute to foreign missions, when he abruptly an

swered, I have nothing to give for that pur

pose, but there are here in this vicinity six min

isters, not one of whomn will preach in each

other’s pulpit. Now will contribute as much

and more than any one else to civilize these six

clergymen,”’

3 Mr 'T. J. Coburn, formerly of the Rock

ingham House at Portsmouth, is to have eharge

of the new Hastern Exchange Hotel in Boston,

which will be opened on the Ist of ‘October.—

‘T'le cost of the building is SIOO,OOO.

The following tonst was given at a late din

ner of the Hasty Pudding Club, in Boston

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The New Hampshire gazette. (1845). Portsmouth [N.H.], 1845-09-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025588/1845-09-23/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New Hampshire gazette, 1845-09-23.