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who had for long years distrusted and de

nounced him Prank. Com.

Late from Hayti.— Commencement of

Hostilities —Jeremie, Hayti, Oct. 11,

1850.—Intelligence from Port au Prince

has been received, staling tha (hostilities

have actually commenced between the

Haytiens and Dominicans. On the 9th

inst., as the vanguard of Soulouque’s

army was descending the pass of Bonica,

they were attacked by about 500 Domini

can troops, who drove back the Haytiens

with terrible slaughter. Already a Haytien

brig of war, with 200 men on board, has

been captured off Scott’s Bay by two

Dominican schooners ot war, or gun boats,

and carried as atrophy into Macao Road

stead. N. Y. Express.

From Pernambuco— Difficulty with

France. A correspondent of the N. Y.

Tribune writes, under date of September

Bth, that the French Consul, iu attempt

ing, with a number of his countrymen,

to resist the execution of judicial order

made upon a claim against him by a Bra

zilian clerk, received in au affray with

the constabulary several bayonet wounds.

Failing, upon demand, to obtain satisfac

tion for the insult to his official character,

he took down his flag-staff and arms,

abolished the Consulate, placed his coun

trymen under the protection of the Brit

i ish Consul, and left soon after for Europe.

We are afraid that this is the germ of a

difficulty that may prove serious.

Gold in Arkansas.—We were shown

a lump of gold last Wednesday, found in

Johnson county, in this State, by Mr.

Snell, of New Orleans. It was embed

ed in a small piece of quartz, and weigh

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Washington telegraph. (1850). Washington, Ark., 1850-12-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014751/1850-12-04/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Washington telegraph, 1850-12-04.