Weekly national intelligencer

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Apung, Cbingchung, Ranching, and a boat of other bloods,

who smile with their new-moon eyea aa though the world

was made of rain bow a, and a haw haw" the chief end of

man.?Alta California.

The late rumored battle in Hayti between the Dominicans

and Haytiens ia now ascertained to bo a fabrication, and pro

mulgated with a view of drawing adventurera from the Uni

ted States to aid the Dominicans. Intelligence to the 20th

of July, received from Hayti, of a reliable character war

rants thia conclusion.

Thi French Frioatk at N?w York.?The French

frigate Mogador, aa haa already bean elated, put into New

York a day or two ago for repairs, having lort her three top

masts in a dreadful hurricane which aae experienced on the

night of the 27th ultimo. The Courtier du Eteii Unit re

grets this disaster the loss, as it has occasioned a visit among

us of one of the most worthy commanders of the French

navy, and one of the fiaeet abips of the fleet. The Mogador,

as the Courrier states, ia commanded by Capt. Laurencin,

and is a frigate of the first rank, provided with a double os

cillating engine of 550 horse power, and carrying four Paixhan

guna of 80 pounds, and aixteen 36-pounders. 8he is manned

by 400 men, and is distinguished for the most perfect discipline.

Her staff counta at least 18 officers, and ahe ia on the whole

calculated to impreea American citizena with a high opinion

of the personnel and materiel of the French marine.

The Mogador haa been stationed in the Antilles about a

year, and has been relieved by the Asmod6e. She left Ha

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Weekly national intelligencer. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-08-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1851-08-09/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1851-08-09.