The New York herald
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they have been for the la*t ten years, and there are Jh
apparent preparations, by either of the two belligerani'
parties in the island, for the renewal of hostilities.
The market with merchandise usually imported from
the United States, is abundantly supplied, and aricea an.,
considerably below coat, delivered here.
The coffee crop, wh.cb has not been Urge this see,0D
come* in now in diminished quantities, and the demand',
continues, wi-h an incase of price. The eurreney of the
country i> oenetantly diminishing in valtte, as that a
Spanhh dollar Is worth sixteen and a quarter dollars Hay
tien currency?shoeing forcibly an inverse prosperity Ot
the empire.
The exports rf coiTee wUl fall considerably short of the
quantity rhipp* d the last year.
The yellow fever, which has prevailed so extensively
and so painfully here, has entirely ceased to exist, and
Port au Prince, at present, is very healthy.
The only event of general interest now passing, is tho
arrival here of hi* Lord-hlp, Vincent Spaceapietra, Bishop
of Arcadcopoles, and delegate apostolic from his Holiness
Fope Plus IX., to the court of St Faustln.
The Bishop arrived some days since, and was received
with demcntt'ations of respect and almost of worship
On his en'eriog at one of the gates of the oity he
was met by a religious procession, and after pros
tration before him by all good Catholiea, numbering
some three or four thousand; women, principally
as might be. expected in all pious Ubours; hs was
escorted to the Catholic church, raising his two hands
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The New York herald. (1853). New York [N.Y.], 1853-06-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1853-06-20/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1853-06-20.
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