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by a decree ol tho legislative body, ''as a

ttiaak of gratitude fur Ins eminent services.'

The decree declares thai the present laws

and institutions shall remain in force until

they can be revised. Solouque accepts the

dignity in a proclamation, dated at the"lm

perial Palace, August 20th, 1S4U, in the 40th

year of our Independence, and first of our

reign." He calls himself "the ulate of ihe

country," and seems to consider il a great

sacrifice to sutler biuivelf to be made F.uiper

or. He swears to compel the observance

of all proscriptions, and he winds up with

the usual clap-trap exclamations of "V i

vent Liberie et r'ealiie," ice. A list ofthe

nobility. Princes. Dukes. Lords, Barons,!

&c., would be osmed in a few days. The the Interior has arrived and installed him

monopoly remaiued ibe same. The cotl'ee self head ot the police and entirely under

crop was finished.

1 be Dominicans, it is said, refuse lo ac-

knowledge the self created Kmperor, and

maintain their indepeudeii. e. I beir leiu

Dorarv nresident.Santaiia.it will be recol

lected, lately repulsed ."ioulunnii in battle,

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Hottililiet. The Natiunal Intelligencer,

of

yesterday morning, contains Ihe following

detailed statement ofthe oews from Flori

da alluded to in our telegraph dispatch yes

terday, which has been received at the War

Department from Gen. Twiggs.

"It has been ascertained that the ontriget

committed on Indian river and Pease creek

were committed by a partv of five youog

Indians, one of whuui was a refugee, who

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Lancaster gazette. (1849). Lancaster, Ohio, 1849-09-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87070038/1849-09-28/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Lancaster gazette, 1849-09-28.