Lynchburg Virginian

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naives. At or near the capital the Minis

ter of Public Justice and several of his fel

low-conspirators, as well as several of those

arrested at Cape Haytin, have been shot.

It was supposed that many more would

suffer the penalty of death.

Relative to the demand made by Com.

Parker, of the Saranac, for damages for

the illegal imprisonment ofCapt. Mayo, of

the Lcandcr, we learn that the Haytien

Government informed him, in substance,

that they were willing to pay Capt. Mayo

some compensation, but refused to give the

sum demanded for the detention of the ves

sel. This answer Corn. Parker will report

to the authorities nt Washington. It is al

so stated that the Haytien Government

refuses to pay the claims in favor of A

mcrican merchants, to which Mr Green,

and more latterly Mr. Walsh, has been

demited to call their attention.

Mr. Walsh, the American Commission

er, has left the capital for other parts of the

Island. hat was the result of his nego

tiations,in conjunction with the French and

English consuls, to induce Emperor Sol

oque to settle the quarrel between the

Haytien* and Dominicans, is not certainly

known, but the story is that the project has

entirely failed.

It was the general opinion that Soloque

was never more powerful in the Island

than at the present moment.—Nat. Int.

The Egg Hatched.—We beg leave to

inform our friend of the Lewisburg Chron

icle that our “big egg” has brought forth,

and that the product is a chicken, now

three weeks old, which has Jour separate

and distinct leps and feet. It is on the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Lynchburg Virginian. (1851). Lynchburg [Va.], 1851-05-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024649/1851-05-05/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Lynchburg Virginian, 1851-05-05.