Iowa capitol reporter

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Ryan, of Md., with six others, had hem Mur

dered by the I'orterford Indians.

LATER FROM HATI.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.

By an arrival from Jacqucinel.we have dates

to the 26th ult. The Emperor had agreed to

assure the Dominicans, fhat he was still firm

in his purpose, of capturing the Eastern or

Dominit-an part of the Island, and had called

out 3,000 men at Jacqnemel, with that inten

tion. The forces were rendezvoused at Port

au Prince. The Provisions were very scarce

and selling at enormous prices.

PITTSBUBOH, NOV. 17.

River 11 feet, and falling slowly.

Further new* by Cambvfta.

BOSTON, NOV. IS, r. v.

FRANCE

PARIS, Thursday.—The Globe's correspon

dent ts confident that there will be a comprom

ise between the President and the majority of

the Assembly.

Business is dull and the prospects gloomy

nearly tit orders in the hands of manufacturers

have Wen suspended.

The Socialists are furious against Kossuth,

but fear to give full expression to their senti

incuts, least they might injure their cause.

PARIS, Friday, Mr. C-.rbyn has refused

to accept the office of Attorney General.

The new Cabinet gives great dissatisfaction,

and it is expected that some of the ministers

will retire belore the meeting of the Assembly.

General Armatid, Minister of War, had issii

ed the following order of the day:

"Soldiers—The public calls me your head

the honor is great, and the task will be easy if

you but remain as you are, united under the

laws of duty in every place where order is

weakened and public peace menaced, the lion

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Iowa capitol reporter. (1851). Iowa City, Iowa, 1851-11-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014116/1851-11-26/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Iowa capitol reporter, 1851-11-26.