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Preparations are being made with much spirit by our

German citizens.

From Ilnyti.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—By an arrival at this port we are

furnished with tlie following advices: The Commanders

of the I nited States War vessels Saratoga and Plymouth

had commutiicab d with the Government of Hayti in rela

tion to the Island of Nevassa The ships would return t<

receive the news of tlie Haytiens.

A fire occurred at Jacmet destroying SIOO,OOO (Ameri

can) worth of property.

Severe Storm at Boston—Sail llonts Capsized

Loss of Ijife.

BOTOX, Sept. 4—During a severe thunder squall this

afternoon, a sail hunt, fro in Quiney, containing George W.

Spe.ir. Lis wife ami neice, was capsized. Mrs. Spear was

saved, hut the other two were drowned. Their bodies

have been recovered. A boat from Hingham, containing

two sons of Major Joshua Herse.v, was also capsized off

Crown Point. One was drowned, and the other saved by

swimming ashore.

Boston News.

BOSTON. Sept. 3. —David Ripley was instantly killed this

morning by falling into a large vat of boiling water at the

South Boston rolling mill.

The steam frigate Roanoke did not go to sea till yester

day afternoon, owing, it is said, to a difficulty between

Captain Gardner and Chief Engineer Laughton, which

was subsequently amicably arranged on reference to the

Commodore, and the engineer reinstated.

Slavery Discussion.

PITI i. ADEI.II HI A Sept. s. —Tin* great slavery tournament

bctwe.-n Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee, and Rev. Abram

Pry ne. of New England, will commence on Tuesday eve

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The daily exchange. (1858). Baltimore, Md., 1858-09-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009573/1858-09-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily exchange, 1858-09-06.