The New York herald
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time, (what they said is not known,) they separated,
each returning to bistroopa; but ou the way the Dominic
an tired his pistil, when the Aux Cayen troops com
menced firing, without orders, on the Dominican*, who
returnee the 11 re.
An offieer of the Aux Cayen regiment, whose name I j
forget, but the same who shot those prisoners in prison i
at Aux Caves a few years ago. then mounted a horse, and
called to the troopa to follow nim; and they did so with a
rush, throwing themselves back on the main boiy of the
Hay iien army, which was at the same time charged by
the Dominicans. A considerable number of Hayttens
were killed, and Valentine and Thirlonge were both
wounded, but escaped.
Meanwhile, the Aux Cayea troops, throwing away their
guns and baggage, contiuued their retreat, turning and
carrying along with them other troops, until finally the
greater part of the army had taken to Sight, leaving the
Kmperor and hia ataff almeat alone. Valentine and Ihir-
longe now came up, bard pushed by the Domini oanJ,
when they and the Emperor and all with him took iuto
a by-path, and finally succeeded In getting clear off i
thi ough the wood* and eecaping from the Dominicans.
But the old man ran a narrow chance. They fwere once
within a few teet of him, and he waa only aavei by Thir
longe and other officers of hi* staff, eeveral of whom loat
their Uvea.
The D< minicana pursued the retreating Haytiena some
miles, until they were finally checked and driven back by
the baroe Kutaonale of Port au Prince, commanded by
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The New York herald. (1856). New York [N.Y.], 1856-01-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1856-01-28/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1856-01-28.
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