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bunting grounds. Captain Page, of Fort Snell

ing, sent out a force to intercept them. They

■let the Indians at ttice Lake and drove them

hack. Further difficulties are still apprehended.

By the brig lauretta, Captain Cook, at New

York, from Port au Prince. the 6th instant, we

learn that the Kmperor Solouque, of Mayti. had

conferred on several of his generals the titles of

lords, dukes and barons: he had also sent an

expedition against the Dominican government,

consisting of one corvette, one steamer, and

two schooners, containing troops.

J. C. G. VV. Harkness, the contractors for

cleaning out the Washington canal, are prose

cuting the work with commendable energy and

epirit. A large number of laborers are em

ployed, a steam-pump is in constant operation,

and the second section will be completed during

the present week.

The New Orleans Patria has a letter from

Havana of the 8th instant, stating that the most

severe measures will he taken to punish the

disaffected soldiers concerned in the recent re

volt. There was a talk about decimating the

regiment.

Nicoll Fosdick, has been appointed Collector

of the Customs, New London, Connecticut,

vice Thomas Mussey, resigned and Edwin O.

Perrin, Navy Agent at Memphis, Tennessee, to

succeed George W. Smith, on the 1st of (Vto

ber next.

The cholera has made its appearance at Mack

inaw, five persons having died in one day. It

prevails about equally among the whites and

the Indians. The troops in the garrison had

not been afflicted by the disease.

There is a farm in Illinois which contains

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Alexandria gazette. (1849). Alexandria, D.C., 1849-09-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1849-09-27/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1849-09-27.