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prestige of a victory, at the expense of Tur- themselves upon the maiu body of the armv, i

key, over a heroic garrison more glorious in was simultaneously charged bv the

its fall than the Allies in their success at Se- Dominicans. A general retreat of the Hay- I

bastopol—•just as Saguntum is more g»orious tiaus now ensued, leaving the Emperor and

by its fall than its victor by conquering it.

guurd continued to move for-

witliin gun shft of the Domini-

when a conflict occurred, aud the H:iv-

precipitate retreat, throwing 1

his 8luff ahn08t altme

ulperor

js

Haid

place about sixty miles from Cape llnytien

with only a thousand men. The southern

troops who deserted him so faithlessly to the

number of 1500, succeeded in reaching Dos

Cahobas. The Emperor sent orders for

them to join him, but they refused. Where

the rest of the grand armv had gone was not

kn own at Port Au Prince. The Kmperor's

pecuniary loss must have been great he had

with him over two hundred thousand dollars

in money, which was taken, with most of the

arms,ammunition and provisions of his troops,

heels.

helllnff ^«froe« to make Ktanai si

Marc Ntate.

JFroin the W nitr tiiery iAla.) Advertis«r.J

We saw Maj. Jeff. lSuford in our city y*f«

terday. We understand h« has with him the

negroes proposed to be sold for the patriotic

purpose of carrying emigrants to Kansas.—

The negroes will be sold on Monday, and the

proceeds will be religiously applied to the

Blad

lau of carrying a company tu the Territory,

we a few more such detc:mined, liberal

men to step forward iu the rouse, the fnends

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily Gate City. (1856). Keokuk, Iowa, 1856-01-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025182/1856-01-31/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily Gate City, 1856-01-31.