The southern press
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tnlcss he cants or equivocates against the instiutions
of the land that gave him birth.
Hayti.
The A??> York Journal of Commerce says:
We learn from Capt. Cutten of tho schr. Jenny
Lind, from Port au Prince, June 23d, that the 10
per cent, export duty was taken off on the 24th
May, putting American vessels on an equal
tooting with the vessels of other nations.
n l_t_ n _1_ iL .1 _11 i.
Vyupram u. xuso suites, nun it was un quiet
when he sailed. The Haytieu Government was
increasing their fleet, with the expectation of attacking
the Dominican as goon as they should
get the fleet in order.
Brigadier Churchill, Inspector General of
the United States Army, left M/ilwaukic, Mississippi,
on the 26th ultimo, on his annual inspection
tour. General C. has been in the army
thirty-eight years, and did good service at Buena
Vista.
Specie for Europe.?The Cambria, which
sailed from New York on Wednesday, took
$257,500 in sovereigns and $102,900 in silver
soin: total $360,400.
New Mexico.
Wc understand that a copy of the Constitution
[Yarned by the Convention of the People of New
Mexico tor the Government of the State of New
Mexico has been received in this city hut, as it
requires the formal assent and concurrence of the
people of the proposed State, it is to be considered
as yet in an inchoate condition. It was referred
to the Popular Suffrage to determine, by a general
vote for or against it, on the 10th of June, its acceptance
or rejection. After the sense of the people
has thus been taken, the Members of both
branches of the Legislature and the Governor of
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The southern press. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-07-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014764/1850-07-09/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1850-07-09.
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