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tails of which had not reached Rio Grande.

From Hayti

A late arrival at New York from

Port-au-Platte reports that the Spanish part of the

island had just formed a new Government under

the name of Dominican, had appointed a Presi

dent, and were making great preparations to resist

any force that might be sent against them by Presi

L dent GUERRIER, of the Haytien Government. All

I was quiet, however, at the time of the sailing of

I the vessel which brings this intelligence.

I It is said that ex-President Boyer (who is at

1 Jamaica) has given up all idea of returning to

1 Hayti, and intends to make Jamaica his permanent

residence. Ex-President Herard is also making

t arrangements to establish himself at the same place.

They are both laboring under bodily affliction.

I Godfrey McRae, aged about 35 or 40, and Caroline Smead,

1 aged 7 years, were drowned in New York Bay on Friday, by

t the upsetting of a small sailboat.

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TEXAS AND THE SOUTH.

It was thought that if the Texas question could

exert any influence on the approaching elections in

any part of the Union it would be in Louisiana.

The signal failure of this anticipation, and the con

sequent disappointment of the Locofoco party, are

thus frankly admitted and commented on by the

New York Evening Post, the leading supporter of

the party in the North

LOUISIANA POLITICS.—On looking over the returns of

the Louisiana election, as far as they have been received, it

is impossible to avoid the conclusion that the make-weight of

the Texas question, by which it was expected to carry the

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Daily national intelligencer. (1844). Washington City [D.C.], 1844-07-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83026172/1844-07-25/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily national intelligencer, 1844-07-25.