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munition, which, after having been duly certified

to, were legally permitted to enter this harbor.

Various and contradictory rumors have been in circulation

ever since tho arrival of said brig, many asserting

that their original destination was tho Island of

Cuba-, but as the arms have been already disposed of to

the Haytien government at a handsome advance, and a

I numher Of tho nuiiAnirttr* hujino ilvautv irfrtnKUahAil

I themselves in this country with a view of seeking a live,

libood under the auspices of the enlightened government

which now guides our destinies, it is but fair to infer that

I the above mentioned rumors, surmises and reports are as

j groundless as the shallow brains who conceived them.

Additional from Vninnrl*.

OCR PUERTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENCE.

Pi kkto Cakkixo, April 28,1859.

DUrcnleni ivith the Cattro Government?Revolution try

i flam and Rattles?The Mcnag-u J'arty?The Municipal

j SUdiont?So lra.de Doing, dtc.

For two months has civil war raged in this unhappy

i country?a country blessed by nature as no other, but, by

tho ambition, egotism and depravity of Its sons, submerged

in revolution and war.

It seems that, counting upon the general discontent

which the weak, dubious and vacillating policy of Castro

has provoked in the whole country, some members of tho

Monegas family and other leaders of the party, exiled In

Curacoa and TrinlJad, had formed a plan of landing a

several points of the coast men, guns and ammunition, to

fleet, assisted by the open and secret enemies of the

government?a general rising.

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The New York herald. (1859). New York [N.Y.], 1859-06-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1859-06-01/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1859-06-01.