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appeared in all the City papers yesterday, our own

(by accideat,) among the rest. It was stated on the

authority of a Merchant Captain coming from Jac

mel, that Soulouque had accepted the English and

French propositions, and was strenuously resolved

at once toreconquer the Dominicans. This is a cons

tradiction, the propositions fn question being that he

shall abstain from the attempt to conquer the Doms

inicans, 'and those propositions he has accepted,

and no doubt he will stand by his agreement.

It was reported here sometime since that an

American vessel had been fired into from the fort at

Cape Haytien. We are authorized, on the word of

a respectable merchant of that place, who was there

atthe time of the alleged finng, to contradict the re-

port. We are assured that no such assault was

committed.

t% The rumor that one of the boats on

the Nicaragua route had been lost is untrue. The

Director, through the negligence of those in com-

mand, was allowed to drift over the rapids in the

<an Juan River, which alarmed the passengers, and

several of them jumped overboard. Two, itis feared,

were drowned. The Director was not materially in-

jured, and was afterward steamed over the rapids

again, and was sent up the Lake for another load of

passengers. The Captain we understand has been

removed.

7 Mr. WincuesTer's letter on Quartz

Mines and Mining in California in to-day’s paper

will attract and reward attention. We regret that

he should have deemed necessary any explanation of

our remark that he was finally unsucoessful” as a

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New-York daily tribune. (1851). New-York [N.Y.], 1851-11-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1851-11-18/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1851-11-18.