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rial body, unless this spirit is to be furnished with two.

rm ettl——

Later from Port an Prince.

with him Mr. Paul, Minister of the Interior.

men, several regiments being also ordered out as rein

hearing of the approach of this force, precipitately fled.

the Dominicans.

This was the latest news from Cape Haytien—all was

quiet at Port au Prince business tolerably brisk; the

piace very healthy.

College, was held at Carlisle, Pa. on Thursday the 10th,

that of M. A. on 7 alumni—that of D. D. on Rev. Mr.

Morgan of Reading and Rev. Mr, Van Arsdale of Phila

delphia, and that of M. A. on Rev. Mr. Gilder of Borden-

town, N. J,

Rev RosERT EMORY was unanimously chosen Presi.

dent in place of Dr. Duasin, resigned. The College is

represented as in a flourishing condition.

at o'clock, arrived here at a few minutes past

o'clock P.M. The horse did not seem to mind the

heat. The conductor at this end of the route has

Svery thing in admirable order for safety and des

BE

Svicive.—A laboring man named Jonathan De

Puy, committed suicide on Sunday near Rossville, Sta

ten Island, by cutting his throat with a razor. He was

60 years of age, and addicted to habits of intemperance.

mr I

EF” We learn from a private letter that Sunday

last was the warmest day in the memory of the oldest

The thermometer ranged as

battied for it st first, yet shamefully surrendered to the Pgh 1 102 in the shade,

wroug.

I®" The rumor of a great fire at Indianapolis,

which represented that one third of the city had been

destroyed, is fortunately pot comfirmed. We have the

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New-York daily tribune. (1845). New-York [N.Y.], 1845-07-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1845-07-15/ed-1/?sp=2

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