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cars are in tronble smong themsalves in consequence

of a threatened Spanish emigration, which will 12evit

sbly lend to 8 guare between these two peoples,

Spaciarde and Dominicans, and a aubaequent union of

the whole ieland under the deminaticn of the colored

race.

The mennfacturs of white sngar hus beeu commen-ed

on a considerable scale on the babitation Tousson. The

Louieinoa emigrarts at St. Marks bave already raised

fire crops of cotwon aud tobacco, The caliivalion o

cot on 1x8 sleo been commenced at Jarsmie.

The s:lary of the President has been raised to $25,000

(American curréney) per annom.

Two sisamebips bui't by order of the Government in

Frauce, were duly expected at Port an Prince,

The Sunday market bas been stopped at Port an-

Privce, as violation of ge Sabbath.

Tha wrmy bed beeu cOsiderably redused —from 360

to 250 men per company. Farther reductions are con-

templated.

The Government is prospecting the mines of the Re-

public in covjunetion with Mr. Spencer, the represeuta-

tive of certain eclored capitalists of the United States,

wih view of developiug the mineral ricues of the

cour try. 3

A great public diner was held in Port-au-Prince on

the evepicg of the Z7th Septez ber, in honor of the

Americar John Brown Commiitee and the Abolition-

iste of the Urited Statea.

A curious bust of Lord Nelson had recently been

fou: d in the moun‘sius of Acul, bearivg these inacrip-

tiene: Kear-Admiral Lord Nelson of the Nile,” Al

w ghty God hes Llessid Eis M.jecty'a glory,” and

“Victory of te Nile, August, 1798.” It isexciting tha

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New-York daily tribune. (1860). New-York [N.Y.], 1860-10-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1860-10-27/ed-1/?sp=9

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1860-10-27.