Weekly national intelligencer
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- Weekly national intelligencer · November 8, 18518 de noviembre de 1851
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- The New York herald · November 11, 185111 de noviembre de 1851
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having b?en in port at one time?three English and two
Fren< h but it apprara a letter having been received from ue
Minister of Wai, promising a satisfactory arrangement in
Port au Prince, induced them to wait. Tfce affair, however,
mu?t become serious, should the Haylien authorities not keep
their word. Our ports will be blocksded, and those living on
shore will be the sufferers."
The Emperor probably reached Port au Prince on the 12th,
and all the men-of-war had Bailed for that place to obtain his
answer. Opinions are various as to the probability of his
consenting to the demands made upon him. Many think
that he will be obstina'e.?Boston Traveller.
Rhodk Islahd.?The General Assembly of Rhode Island
adjourned last Friday evening, alter a aeesion of four days, at
Kingston. The time of the Assembly was mainly occupied
by private buaiuess.
Ths Commissioners on the Rhode Island and Massaehu
setts Boundary Line were ordered to make a fall and accurate
report of the situation of the controversy between the two
States on the subject.
The bill for the total abolition ef imprisonment for debt
founded on contract was pa?sd in the Senate without a divi
sion, and, far want of liaa, in the House was continued to
the next seerioa. 1
f COTTON CONVENTION AT MACON, (Gao.)
The Southern Planters' Convention met at
Macon (Geo.) on the 28th ultimo, and organized
by electing ex-Governor Moseley, of Florida, Pre
sident, and thirteen Vic? Presidents. The Con
vention was very largely attended, the object being
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Weekly national intelligencer. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-11-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1851-11-08/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1851-11-08.
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