The daily union

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from Port an Prince 29lh ultimo, arrived here to-day.

The captain reports that coffee was very scarce, and

that the monopoly law was still in operation. Several

infractions of this law hy Haytien officials had been punished

by the government.

A jiortion of the President's army was still in the barracks

at Port au Prince, but there was no probability of a

renewal of the war.

It has been ascertained thnt the Haj tiens, during their

conflict with the Dominicans, lost one thousand men in

killed and by starvation.

Another Speech by the /ton. T. II. Benton.

St. Louis, June 19.?Hon. Thomas 11 Benton made

another speech at Boonville, which was bnt tn echo of

his great speech at Jefferson city. The demoaracy of

Missouri appear to be equally divided on the platform set

up by the honorable Senator.

The Steamer Falcon at Mete York.

New York, June 19.?Thesteamer Falcon, from New

Orleans, lllh instant, via Havana, in coming U|> the tyy

She has *>9 pawHpngers.

The letters brought by the Orescent City have arrived,

they are filler! with cheering new* from the gold region*,

and confirm all previous statement* of the large quantity

of precious metal found in California.

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The daily union. (1849). Washington [D.C.], 1849-06-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82003410/1849-06-21/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily union, 1849-06-21.