Daily national intelligencer

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machines will be supplied as rapidly as possible. We learn

that there is great competition in New York for the first sup

plies, with which view money and subscriptions are pouring

I in to the Company.

LATER FROM PORT AU PLATTE.

We learn from the Captain of the schooner Grey Eagle

that the Hatties and DOMINICAN Governments were mak

ing preparations for war. The Haytien fleet had got as far

as Cape Hayti when he sailed.

A severe hurricane visited Port au Platte on the 19th of

August, destroying eighteen or twenty houses, and' tearing

large trees up by the roots.

The English Brazil packet was driven ashore a total loss,

and one seaman drowned. Schooner Saa was driven on shore

a total loss.

A Norwegian brig cut away her masts to pre

vent her going ashore. Schooner Chevere cut away her masts

to prevent her from going ashore. Every vessel in the har

bor met with more or less damage except the Grey Eagle.

Loss or Lieb AT Sea.—Capt. Robbins, master of the

schooner Martha Greene, which arrived at Boston on Tues

day, reports having fallen in with on the 12th ultimo, sixty

miles west of Cape Pine, a boat containing Captain Roallons

and six men, belonging to British ship Hindostan, bound

from Whitby, England, to Quebec, which ship foundered at

Those saved were

sea, carrying down nine of the crew.

landed by Capt. Robbins at Shelburne, N. S.

John Thomas Patterson, twenty-two years old, went to a

fire in Baltimore on Saturday night, and got drunk. He

then went home with a companion to lodge, and being sick,

went to a window and fell out and broke his neck.

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Daily national intelligencer. (1851). Washington City [D.C.], 1851-09-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83026172/1851-09-18/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily national intelligencer, 1851-09-18.