The evening telegraph

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present plan. He well knows tne omcers of the

revolution will not expose themselves to lead

an attack, and thereiore so long as be shows

preparations to repel an assault there is little

tear of Port au Prince being taken. He calcu

lates tbat by holding out be will eventually

dampen tbe ardor of Kaubert's troops andtuat

they will quit tbe siege In disgust and return

to their homes. Tnus he will bo left master of

tbe situation.

Tbe whole of Hayti is in such a state to-day

that the leading and most respectable men ot

the republic are bailing General (Salomon, now

in Pails, as the only man capable of re-establishing

order and tranquillity in tbat misruled

Island, where commerce and strangers sutler

more at present than in any other purl of the

world.

CUBA.

New Regulation Aflectlag Ceramerca,

Tbe New York Herald' correspondent, writing

from Havana, July 25, says

A royal decree tbat appeared in the Gaeeta

Ojicial of the 20th is of groat interest and Im

portance to the commerce of all Hpanish pos

sessions, and therefore demands a passing

police at my bands. By this decree the klloll

tro, or cubio metre, becomes the legal ton for

tbe burden measurement of vessels coining

into Spanish ports. Tbe Custom House regu

lations relating to tbe collection of saul

tary dues in accordance with articles 682

and 6)v! ot those regulations and tne re

duction process of the existing tonnage

of all national and foreign vessels to tne

kllolltro standard are arranged in conformity

with tbe law of July 19, 1841), and form fifteen of

those adopted by the periuHnout Commission on

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1868). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1868-08-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1868-08-01/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1868-08-01.