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tion would cause the Spanish Government to refuse alto

gether granting any indemnity for the detention of the

steamer, or in fact agreeing to any of the demands made

by the American Minister.—Com. Adv.

ASOTHEA SCHEME of Annexation.—According to the'

New York Post, the old scheme of Mr. Calhoun to get

the Dominican Government under American control, with

a view to annex the whole island of Hayti and put down

the negro empire established by Soulouque, is revived un

der the present Administration. A special commissioner,

or commission-ess, Mrs. Cazaeau, formerly Mies Storms,

and known as a writer for the newspapers by the name of

“Cera Montgomery,” has been appointed to undertake

the task and inquire into its feasibility.

Her husband is

ostensibly the commissioner, but the lady has left him in

Texas and gone on the mission herself. Under such

auspices the scheme, if it be seriously intended, is likely

to flourish better than some of the recent missions from

the United States. Petticoat diplomacy has not yet been

tried in this country, and “Young America” is the pro

per individual to initiate the experiment.—Phila. Ledger.

Gss. NATHANIEL GREENE.—The name of this illustrious

patriot, who figured during our Revolutionary struggle,

in dear to every American heart. The gallant General

was a great favorite with the “Father of his Country,”

tad his valor, skill, and self-denying sacrifices in the

cause of American liberty are known and appreciated by

all lovers of the country. A daughter of Gen. Greene,

Mrs. C. L. LITTLEFIELD, is on a visit to the city, and she

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Daily national intelligencer. (1854). Washington City [D.C.], 1854-05-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83026172/1854-05-29/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily national intelligencer, 1854-05-29.