The republic

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uneral procession in honor of the "brave veterans"

vho fell at Cardenas.

There is no other news.

Phila. North American, 22d.

Fuom Pobt au Pbince ?By the arrival at this

tori yesterday of the brig David H. Aiken, Captain

laker, from Port au Prince, we have dates to the

th instant. The country was quiet,and there was

to evidence of any warlike demonstrations against

he Dominicans.

Business waa dull. The stock of coffee was so 1

nuch reduced that holders were demanding higher

trices, which had the effect of checking business.

There was little or no mahogany or logwood in the

'ai ds.? Phila. North American,'2Id.

Late kbom the Plains.?Colonel Moore, of

)hio, cainc down yesterday upon the St. Paul, 1

isviug left Fort Kearny on the 28th ult. Up to

hat period, nearly 6,0()0 wagons had passed the

ort, and it was supposed that at least 4,00(1 more

vuuld have reached there immediately. The emigrants

were getting along most prosperously. The

bundance oi grass and the excellent condition of

he roads gave thein great encouragement that

hey would reach their destination in good time.?

it. Lou is Union, 1 Sth.

A late number of Dickens' Houtehold ft'ordsconains

an article on the Greenwich Observatory, in

vhicb the writer, in speaking of a contrivance by

vhich the wind is made to record on sheets of pa-

?-r its direction and force fur all hours of the day,

ibscrvea, that when these sheets are bound up into

ooks, as they always are, they might with truth

ie lettered?"The History of the Wind, written by

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The republic. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-06-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014434/1850-06-25/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The republic, 1850-06-25.