New-York daily tribune
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in the late Battle, One Thousand.
Boston, Tuesday, June 10
By the arrival of the brig Vultare at this port
from Port au Prince, we have dates to May 20. Cot
fee continued quite scarce. The monopoly law Was
still in operation and several infractions of this law by
the Havtien officials had been punished by the Gov
ernment
A portion of the President's army was still in the
barracks at Port-au Prince, but there was no probabil
ty of u renewal of the war
It has heen ascertained that the Haytiens bad 10x
killed in the late battle with the Dominicans
ver
The currency was 8134 paper for #1 of si
ading for New X
The brig Hetty was in port,
ik
Great Fire in the Nova Scotian Forests City
full of *moke-=The Courts Adjourned on
necount of the Darkness,
BostoN, Tuesday, June 19-6 P.M
By the steamer Admiral we have St Joho pa-
pers of the 1=th
The Halifax papers state that dense fires ware still
prevailing in the woods
The City is so full of smoke that the sun is invisible,
the heat is most intense, vessels cannot move in the
barbor of Frederickton, N. B. The Courts have ad
urned in consequence of the great darkness prevailing
serious Railroad Accident.
Boston, Tuesday, June 13—= FP M
A collision occurred on the Worcester Railroad
the
The engineer of the
both of his legs broken and
A fireman and
this afternoon, at Brookline Crossing, between
New Haven and Brookline trains
latter, named McCay, had
it is feared that he is fatally wounded.
brakeman were also injured.
or less damaged and the rails
badly torn up. The passengers escaped anhurt
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New-York daily tribune. (1849). New-York [N.Y.], 1849-06-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1849-06-20/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1849-06-20.
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