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migranis in consequence, as well as from lack of

provisions.

Fron Pour av Priwce.—By an arrival at this

ort we have dates (rom Port an Prinee 10 October

‘flh. st which tme all was quiet there. The Fm.

peror had just cetnrned from Cape Hayti, and

there was no doubt he wonld accept the progosi.

tions of the Englsh, French and American con.

suls, and make peace with ihe Dominicans.

A e diamond is in the seeptre of the

z.f:',‘b"‘."" It is about the ni:o of a pig

oon's and i» worth £300,000. This diamond

rfi trem the head of a heathen deity, on the

coast, by Frenchman who sold it to the

eaptein of merchant vemel for £2OOO. The

eaptain sold it afterwarde for £lB,OOO. The pur

ahaser retnined it for saveral years and then sold

e W for £90,000 in ready

cosh, an 4,000.

Hionvry Imporrant rrow Nortuers Mexico.

—The steamship Fanny arrived at New Orleans,

Nov. 2d, from v:c Rio Grande, bringing dates 1o

Oct. 30—six days later.

The attack on Matamoras was commenced by

the revolutionists on the 21st. and on the 23d Car

avajalhad possession of the city within four squares

of the Plaza.

Gen. Avalos was wounded daring the engage

ment. Orders were issued to give no quarter to

the Americans.

The Government troops still held out, suffering

a loss of 150 killed and wounded.

The Revolutionists lost but three incloding Capt.

Ford who commanded a company of Texans.

The city was set on fire on the 3d. and the Cus

tom House, together with other buildings, was

destroved

ol I)nllm 251 h, Mr. Devine's store was nlso set on

fire and destroyed, and the American Consul

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Republican herald. (1851). Providence [R.I.], 1851-11-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1851-11-05/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1851-11-05.