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woods, and an immense stock of medical

and commert ia! woods. Many houses

are built of maliotrany. The fisheries are

neglected, but li-li are itbundant, espe

cially grampus and little whali s. Several

little whales ate night cvuy year. The

countiy is pmersliy h. althy. The yellow

ftvrr is chii tif mfitud t Hayti.

Actinia' ssV nut" not difficult. There

was but one case ot mortal sickness

CONNECTICUT.

Comments of the New York Press.

Nbw Yobk, April 5. The Tribune sayi

the election of the Governor of Connecti

cut devolves on the Legislature, which

will elect Jewell.

The World says: We will not affect to

dissemble our disappointment that the

Democratic victory iu Connecticut was

not more splendid ana triumphant. We

have really lost nothing. Although Gov.

English's majority is reduced, he saves

his office by the skin of his teeth. If the

negro vote had been excluded, his ma

jority would have been double what it

was last year when the negroes did not

vote.

Views of the Hartford Press.

Habtfokh, April 4. The Hartford

Times (Dem.) declares that English is

elected by 55 msprity. The Evening

Post (Rep.) concedes English's election

by 45 majority. Nothing but the official

count can tell who is elected. Three

Itepubhcan Congressmen are certainly

elected.

1nl Await the Official Count.

Hartport), Coin?., April 5 Office of

the Evening Post Our corrected returns

give English five plurality. There are

slight discrepancies in the votes of two

or three towns, but giving English the

benefit of all doubts he cannot have more

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Nashville union and American. (1871). Nashville, Tenn., 1871-04-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033699/1871-04-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Nashville union and American, 1871-04-06.