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they appear. The House then took up the Private

calendar on which they were engaged till they ad-

journed

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FARTHER FraoM ST. DomisGo.—The Courier

publishes some additional items relative to affairs in

Hagtl, which will be found interesting, although not ro

late aa Rdvices heretofore published. Papers to the 20th

of March state that Gen. Acaau, having been entirely

ers, to the Camanche country, returned to the nation a

foiled in his repented attempts to resist the Government,

had committed suicide

An official letter from Gen. Phillippeaux to the Presi.

dent of Hayti. giving an account of the manner in which

he had endeavored to fulfil bis trust and put down the

rebellion in the Department of Nippes. Gen. Acasa had

counted upon the population of that section to aid him;

but he was mistaken. His intricues were foiled by Phil-

lippeaux, and he proved unable to secure the adherence

to his cause of any of the troops. Oa the Tth, Aeasu took

possession of Fort Laurent, which, on the next day, was

to be attacked. Tre assault, however, did not take place,

buts force of 7.000 Goveroment troops were before the

fort

The letter of Phillippeaux says that Acaau had hut

few men with him; but as it was known that he iutend-

ed to blow up the fort when ir should be attacked. it was

thought best not to risk lite uselessly by making the as-

suult 200 was given as the highest number of his ad-

herents.

A later bulletin, dated March 12, issued by Gen. La-

garre, says that Gen. Acaau, on the night of the 9h,

saught safety in fight, and took shelter in A cavern near

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New-York daily tribune. (1846). New-York [N.Y.], 1846-04-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1846-04-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1846-04-14.