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replied in a letter warmly defending her husband. The

cause of the suspension does not appear, but the Nassau

papers seem to bave been afraid to publish anjiblog

connected with the affair,

Her Majesty's steamer Vixen, Commander Jenuer,

left Port Koyal on the 16th Jan for St. Domiogo, taking

to that place Sir R. Schomberg, lately appoiuted by

Her Majesty as Consul General (or the Dominican Gov

ercment of Hayti

The City of Kingston advertises for a loan of £5 00

ibree American steamships having stopped at Kings

ton at difterc ot times, the city was quite revived Ly the

presence of their passengers, who, it is said la the

Journal, spent some five or six thousand dollars there

I'he Governor, Sir Charles Grey, promised to visit the

Crescent City while she was there, having been invited

to do so His police guar! was in readioees, but for

some unknown reason he did (ot go.

A public meeting had been held la Demarara on the

20th December, at which some 150 or 200 geotiemen

were present, when three petitions to the Queen and

two Houses f Parliament were agreed to, calling upon

them to take measures for the effectual suppression of

the importation of sleves into Brazil and tne Spanish

colonies, to place British Guiana upon an equal jooting

with the several countries of England —to grant a loan

for the improvemeat of the colony, to pay up tbe bal

ance due thy planters for their emancipated slaves, and

to give the colony 8 government siwilar to that of Bar

bad oes,

The Demarara Railway, opened as far as Plaisance

Village, has heen taken advaotage of by the luierme.

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New-York daily tribune. (1849). New-York [N.Y.], 1849-03-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1849-03-08/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1849-03-08.