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the conviction (notwithstanding the allegations

of the authorities of the Mast) that, in the

protection of the honor of Hay!inn people, it acts

in strict accordance with the veritable interest of

evety individual of our race who breathes the atmosphere

of liberty on the soil of the island of

j Hayti.

sr. r?<>MiNoo.

M'rrm the San-." Domingo iia;*ta July 27.)

I The President of the republic continues at .Vsua.

The most perfect tranquillity exists on the frontiers,

which are still guard* 1 with the greatest

vigilance, to avoid any p-erfldious attempt from

the enemy.

Mr. llardi, the Martian Commissioner, returned

from Arua. and embarked on the evening of the

2-ltb Julr. for Curneoa, to report to his government

the result of his official ni s ion. wherein he haa an.

Bounced to tbi? government the desire of r-oulovqno

I towards the termination of the war. Me carries

with him the reply of the government, w hieh is, In

a a itwilmlinn of l offiCr ?m

acknowledgement of the independen 'r, and nil the

territorial right* of the republic. There rendition*

t<> be recorded in a treaty guaranteed by the mediating

powcre.

Shocking Tiucittv at Sarat ?ia SrRi\o?.?

Yerterday tuorning. the body of a men wai found

on tha track of the Saratoga and Whitehall railway,

about two mile* from Saratoga Spring*, the

ear* having run over th: body the prcvi tuaerening,

at o'clock. At find, it was supposed that the

deceased had come to hi* death by being run orer

by the train, but some circumstances seemed to

justify the opinion that be might have be?n murdered

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1851). New York [N.Y.], 1851-09-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1851-09-08/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1851-09-08.