The New York herald
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Coffeo continued quite scarce.
The monopoly law wag still in operation, and several
infractions of this law, by tbe llaytiun officials, had
been punished by the government.
Souloque was at Port au Prince. There wero ru-
mors of his attempting to raise another army and re-
sewing the contest with the Dominicans but it was
generally believed that he would not attempt it again
It has been ascertained that the Hayticns had one
thousand killed aud starved, in and after the late battle
with the Dominicans.
The currency was thirteen and a half dollars paper
for one of silver.
Business was very dull, and provisions very scarce.
Tbe brig Hetty was iu port, loading for New York.
Great Fire In Nova Scotia Forests?The
Court*.
Boston, Juno 19?C P.SI.
By tbe steamer Admiral, wo have St. John's papers ol
the ISth. The Halifax papers stato that the dense fires
wero still prevailing in the woods. The city is so full
of smoke that the sun is invisible. The heat is most intense.
Vessels cannot move in the harbor of Frederickton,
New Brunswick.
The courts have adjourned, in consequence of ths
great darkness prevailing. J
Serious Railroad Accident*
Boston, June 19?8 P.M.
A collision occurred on the Worcester Railroad, this?
afternoon, at Brookline Crossing, betwoen the New
Haven and Brookline train. The engineer of the latter,
named McCay, had both of his legs broken, and it i
is feared that he is fatally wounded. A fireman and
brakeman were also injured. The cars were more or j
less damaged, and the rails badly torn up. Tho pus-,
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The New York herald. (1849). New York [N.Y.], 1849-06-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1849-06-20/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1849-06-20.
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