The republic

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Boston, October '29.?The steamer America

sailed this day, with twenty-three passengers for

Liverpool, and twenty-two for Halifax.

Important from llayti?Interference of England and

Franci.

Boston, October "28.?Advices from Port au

Prince to 1st October state the French and British

consuls had left for Gohaivcs, attended by two

British war steamers and one French brig, Jor the

purpose of forcing SoUloque to accept their ultimatum

with regard to making peace with the Dominicans

They intended to give the emperor e

forty eight hours to decide, and it was supposed

he would submit to the terms proposed. t

Pennsylvania Agricultural Fair. f

If a rhienrro, October 28.?The most extensive

preparations are in progress for the State Fair

which i3 to commence to-morrow Our hotels arc

already thronged to overflow, and our citizens arc throwing

open their houses to furnish accommodations

for the numerous strangers present. The

display of articles at tho exhibition ground will be

very large, and the cattle is of the tallest descrip- j

tion. The address will be delivered on Friday, at

one o'clock, by the Hon. Andrew Stevenson, of f

Virginia.

The Mexican IIevolution.

New York, October 29.?The steamer VVinficid c

Scott has arrived, with New Orleans papers to the

2'2d. She brings $'20,000 in specie. The New

Orleans Picayune has letters from Texas, which

represent the Mexican revolution as a movement

of speculators.

Death of an Editor.

Wilmington, October 27.?John Newton liar

kar, the editor of the Delaware (lazette, died ut

his residence at half-oast cicrlit o'clock this morn

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The republic. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014434/1851-10-30/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The republic, 1851-10-30.