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of the 21st learns from th* ])>ariu dt la Marina

that the treaty with tiie Republic of Dominica liai

been ratified with the British Government. A note,

by Lord Pnlrnerston, accepts mediation proposed

for the termination of the war with the inhabitants

of Hayti. The representatives of Frence, England

and the United States, having been engaged

s arrangements, all prospects of disturbances

t an end, particularly as there has been

mal protestation on their part against any

of the Dominican territory by the Haytien:

From lfai/li, Aug 3d. —The N. Y Courier and

Enquirer lrarna from Cnpt. Hancock, of the brig

Moselle, that the Emperor, Solouque, had not yet left

his intended expedition to the Spanish part of

the Island, but isstil! making preparations todo

but the time when he will commence his march

uncertain. _

Railroad Accident. We learn from the last

aeon (Ga.) Journal Meesenger, that a train

of cars, with over three hundred p;

Atlanta, a few days since, and when within a few

miles of Oglethorpe, it detached a bar of iron, or

snake head," from the track, which passed

through the cars, throwing two or three of them

off the track, and killing or mortally wounding

three persons, besides seriously injuring some five

or siz others.

Another. —An accident occurred on the Vicks

burg and Jackson railroad on the morning of the

24th ult., about half-way between Clinton and

Bolton's depot, by which the engineer, Mr. Evans,

had his leg below the knee so shattered that am

putation became necessary.

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The daily crescent. (1850). [New Orleans, La.], 1850-09-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015378/1850-09-02/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily crescent, 1850-09-02.