The southern press

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to-day. Captain Holkins reports that the

chamber of deputies had been in session to con

siaer me propwuiun ot me /inierirsn government,

relative to acknowledging the inaependpnce

of the Dominican*. It was generally betiered,

the day the Chilton sailed, that the chamber

had rejected the proposition and hud also rejected

a claim made for the detention of the

American brig Leanderand the imprisonment of

her captain. In consequence of this the Haytiens

were daily in expectation of the arrival oT

the American squadron. Kivo of the conspira'

tors against the emperer had been shot. One of

them was a custom-house officer, who died with

the declamation that there were plenty more left

behind, who coincided with him in the opinion

that the imperial government was too expensive

for so small an empire. Souloque parades daily

ftt the head of two or throe thousand soldiers.

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THILODORK 'PAKKBR'S FA9T-DAY

SERMON.

In tlie midst ol'the excitement attendant upon

the trial and return of 81ms, the Fugitive slave,

Utia sermon was preached at the Melodeon, in

Boston. The occasion and the preaeher naturally

led na to expect an outpouring of indignant

and seething eloquence. refreshing to thoae

whose spirits had (wen mortified and saddened

by the deeds of inhuman depravity and unutterable

basemen, which have secured to Boston,

and a portion of the creatures which pollute Ita

soil, an immortality of acorn and infamy. But

the effort of Mr. Barker surpassed even the

highest expectations. He has carved with ini

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The southern press. (1851). Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.], 1851-05-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014763/1851-05-03/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1851-05-03.