Weekly national intelligencer

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Seagram in aiding in the so-called transfer exceeded his autho

rity. But he has proceeded further, and declared the deed

void and of no efect.

FROM HAYTI.

The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunday

from Port Republican, having sailed on the 30th of

March. The change of Government was complete,

President Pierrot having yielded with a good

grace to the new President, Ric he. Gen. Acaau,

who had attempted to get up a revolt in one of the

departments, had failed and committed suicide. It

was said that a deputation from the Dominicans had

arrived widi overtures for peace.

From Tampico.?Captain Sawyer, of the schoon

er Rechabite, arrived at New York from Tampico,

states that the United States Consul at that port in

formed him that an express from Mataraoras had

reached there on the 8th of March, bringing a re

quisition for all the troops the Department could

spare, and that about five hundred men were pre

paring to march. It was rumored that this move

ment was caused by the near approach of the Uni

ted States army to the city of Matamoras.

A letter from Havana to the New Orleans Delta

states that General O'Doknell has been recalled,

and Count Mirasol appointed Governor-General

of Cuba. ______

Letters of recent date from Santiago de Chili an

nounce the appointment of Don Manuel Carvaj.lo

as Minister I'lenipotentiary of that Government to

the United States and that he would, wilh his fami

ly, take passage at Valparaiso in the ship Hortenaia.

for Baltimore, to sail about the midale of March

last, and may be expected here about the first of

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Weekly national intelligencer. (1846). Washington [D.C.], 1846-04-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1846-04-18/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1846-04-18.