The daily exchange

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On the 30th, a small French boat, manned bv four

men, and bringing a M. Clesea to Gonaives, was

seized, and the arrested persons detained until even

ing, and the boat was then allowed to continue its

course.

On the 2d of January the Emperor inspected the

army. On the 3d, the Emperor visited the ramparts

constructed during the night, and was subsequent

ly told that the insurgents, who occupied a position

on the River Mon Reins, had fled, leaving their am

munition.

The Imperial troops then oecnpied the evacuated

position. The most perfect order reigns, and the

army exhibits no signs of dissatisfaction.

This bulletin, of course, treats the revolution, of

which we have heretofore had onlv the insurgents'

accounts, from the Soulouque point of view, as a

mere temporary riot, not endangering the stability

of the empire.

We have also received the proclamation of the

Emperor of Hayti, published January the Ist, in

which he recounts his services to the country during

the psst eleven years, calls his loyal subjects to his

aid, and expresses his determination to deal strict

ly with the insurgents who persist in opposing

his authority. He declares he will lead the army

himself, and confides to nil true patriots at the

capital the maintenance of tranquility during his

absence.

By a decree dated December 27th, the port of Go

naives is declared in a state of blockade.

THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.— The Madrid Jfou

arquia, the editor of which having been military

Secretary to Gen. Santa Anna, has acquired con

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily exchange. (1859). Baltimore, Md., 1859-01-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009573/1859-01-24/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily exchange, 1859-01-24.