The evening telegraph
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By the snivel at New York yesterday of the
rig Oliver Cults, direct from Port-au-Prince, in
fourteen days, wo hitve Ilajtlnu advices to the
17th ot January. The news n important.
Torre vat a prospect of serious trouble be
tween the French and the Haytiau Govern
Bunts. The dr.ound of ttie French Almirat
that Victorlno Chevalier, the (iovernor of the
town of Gonatvc, should make an ample
apology for insults to iTiich s ibjecis at tliat
place, had not been sitiis-fuciorilv responded to.
Walters bad oecoiue fuither complicated tbrough
the all Undo assumed by the Adimr-tl mchitlve to
the blockade of the rebel lluvtidu fort. It
appears that recently that fuuttvinitry paid a
Visit tn bin flnn-shlp to St. Mure, which is held
by the Insurgents unoer Nixsuee Suget, and is
the teat of the reoel Government. While
his ship was ljing there two French, merchant
Testels attempted to rnler the port, but were
prevented doing so by the presence off the port
of the Uaytiau war steamer H.ilnave. Upon
being inlormed of this the A -i n mil immedi
ately got up steam, left St. AJarc late in the
evening, an I the next morning returned to at.
Marc, havlrg the two vcsecls hi tow. He had
positively refused to recognize the blockade,
contending that It was not etlectlve, and there
fore, accordiog to the terms ot the treaty of
Paris, not blndinc It was believed at Port a u
Prince that the French were acting in concert
witn the insurgents. Wuile he w;i9 at St.
Marc a le Deum was celebrated on board his
ship, at which Saget find All hie Ministers were
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The evening telegraph. (1869). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1869-02-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1869-02-02/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1869-02-02.
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