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eludes as follows: Being an old man, I merely lay the

foundation of the Empire which my successor wust cow

vlete.”

Kixcstox, April 8.—According to advices

from Hayti to the 1st inst, there is much discontent

with the President, because his Secretary favors Domin

jean annexation. The President’s life is threatened.

Some Haytian merchants have purchased the steamer

Hornet, and the crew Las gooe to New-York. The Gov

ernment being considered unstable, gold has advanced

suddenly from 200 to 450. There were several engage

ments recently on the Dominican frontiers, In one of

these 8 General. supposed to be Baez, was killed.

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TIF NEW DOMINION.

PROSPECTS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Orrawa, April 3.—~The Hon. Mr. Tupper,

during the debate on the subject of the annexation of

British Columbia, on Baturday, argued that the superi

erity of the Canadian route for a Pacific Railroad was

disputable, and that the alternate blocks of land, which

would be the property of the Government, would realize

SROURE to discharge {ts pecuniary obligations, Respect

ing the railway, he expressed the belief that freon

ern Pacific Company, who would have aearly ,000 miles

of desert to run through, would never (seeing Canada

was determined to push her road to that ocean) go on

with their work bevond Pembina. They would extend

their line from Georgetown to Pembina, and thence 10

the Red River, but it would never, he thought, be carried

further West, in view of the far superior prospect of our

Dominion Road.

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New-York tribune. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-04-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1871-04-04/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1871-04-04.