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in gold, and that of the revolutionary party at

4500 to one. This makes the finances unsettled

and causes 'considerable discontent. Affairs

generally, however, have subsided to an easy

condition and little future trouble is appre

hended. 1 1 -i i

Organisation of the Government.' 1

P decree given at the general quarters o

Port-au-Prince on December 27, 18C9, the Pro

visional Government of the Republic of Hayt

was lormed, as follows:

President N Usage Saget.

Vice-President Michel Domlngue. 1 f

Members of the Cabinet Nord, Alexis, Du

pont, Jr., and Volmar Laporte.

Tho threo latter will take the oath from, the

President.

The members of the two revolutionary Coun

cils of State, united under the denomination

ot the Consultative Council, will remain attached

to tho Provisional Government.

On December 29 the Provisional Government

issued another decree, appointing the following

public officers:

Pierre Monplalslr Pierre, Department of Gen

eral Police.

Montmorency Benjamin, Minister of War and

Marine.

Thimagenc Rameu, Minister of Finance and

Commerce.

David, tho elder son, Minister of the Interior

and Agriculture.

Septimus Kamean, Minister of Justice and

Public Instruction.

Francois Faubert, Minister of Foreign Affairs

and Religion.

Until the arrival of the persons appointed the

Department of Police will remain under the

charge of M. David, and M. Thlmageue Kameuu

will take charge or. me .Ministries ot Justice,

Public Instruction, Religion, and also Foreign

Affairs.

Hkrtch of the tate President Salnave.

Sllvaln Salnave was a native of the city of

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1870). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1870-01-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1870-01-27/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1870-01-27.