Burlington hawk-eye

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arrival, at New York, on the 24th ult., of

the brig Lauretta Capt. Cook, from Port

an Prince, the (ith inst., we learn that the

Emperor Soulouque, of Ilayti, had confer

red on several of fiis generals the titles of

lords, dukes and barons he had also sent

an expedition against the Dominican gov

ernment, consisting of one corvette, one

steamer and two schooners, containing

troops. Port au Prince continues healthy,

but business is quite dull.

Resignation.—L(uis A.

The Washington correspondent of tb«

Baltimore Clipper writes as follows

We have been privately informed that

a few days ago, a disturbance occurred

at Pendleton, South Carolina. It appears

that upwards of forty circulars or pam

phlets, signed "Brutus," containing argu

ments in favor of the abolition of slavery,

were sent thither. One of them was l»l

ken out of thepo«t ofHce by the gentleman

to whom it was addressed, and lie read it

to an asssembly of the people. So incens

ed were they that they demanded of (lie

postmaster the aforesaid documents. Jf

At a recent meeting of the Cabinet, it

is said to have been deiided that the posi

tion taken in reference to the question out

of which this affair with Fr. nee has grows

could not be receded from. We presume

this is as it should be. and, though it may

seem to rein er the i^siie more grave, it it

not too much to say that there is no dan

ger of a serious rupture between the two

countiies. At this time of the day the

iled States and France are n8t going to

war about such a ilter. We have no

fear for the national honor in the ands of

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Burlington hawk-eye. (1849). Burlington, Iowa, 1849-10-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014327/1849-10-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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