The evening telegraph

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iiavaf forces, conveniently distributed alone the

Whole extent of the coast, and con-tantly in

movement, are keeping up an effective blockade.

The French Admiral, accompanied by the

liiobe, had returned to Port-au-Prince from St.

11 arc, and the officers of both vessels ha I

expres'ed themselves as dciigntcd with the

reception thev met with at the latter place.

Secretary Seward hud written the United

States Minister at Port-au-Prince, asking expla

nations ot the uncontradicted statement that on

two occasions Haytian vessels b'td gone into

action flying the American flag the br3t being

that ot the attack upon the renel war vessels

at Petit Goane, which was destroyed by the

Potion, and the second the bombardment of the

town of Jeiemio, by Haluave, the American

'Minister being, in the latter ciue, on board at

the time.

President 8ilnave was still iu the South,

directing military operations. The American

Minister at Port-nu Prince hud received des

patches from the President, but nothing was

known at Port-au-Prince further than that the

Government lorces were operating successfully

against the rebels. From Jacmel.Cape Hay ti, and

onatves dates to the 9th of January had been

received, but matters remained unchanged at

those places.

The affair of the American tchoouer Dc Ilart

was amicably settled through the intervention

of the captain of the United S at3 war steamer

Nipsle, which subsequently left lor Asplnwall.

The Dc Ilart was at Port au Prince for charter.

A decree has bern issued bv the Government

requiring all foreigners in Ilayti to register

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

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

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1869-02-02.