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- New-York daily tribune · December 18, 185018 de diciembre de 1850
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Boston, Tuesday. Dec 17.
Yurther accounts {rom Hayti to the 1st inst.
The panic on account
of the ravages of Cholera &t Jamaica had sabsid-
ed, rot a death having occurred from it at ort-
The Emperors tobe crowned on
nave been received here.
aa-Prince.
i
i
Christmas day—the Crown and other insignia of
Royalty having arcived frow France. The 1st of
February has been fixed upon as the time for
ini The Empe-
ror had gone with his new Heet to a port about
twenty miles distant on 8 piessure excursion.
Three men had been shot at Port-au Urince for
treason, The new crop of Coffee came in slowly
marching against the Dominicans.
on sccount of the heavy rains.
a a p———
Weatern Navigation, &c.
LovisviiLe, Toesday, Dec. 12.
The water in the canal is stationary at U} feet.
Weather cold.
The steamer Bay State, in comigg out of the
cangl, ran on somo rocks and sastained some
damage, extent not known.
The Pike No. 9, from St. Louis to-dey, reports
navigation stil open, but the river full of ice.
The Amazonian, with cargo, for New-Orleans,
hes been seriously injared in the ice.
silat
Aavigatieon of the Mlissiasippl.
Sr. Louis, Tuesday, Dec. 17.
The Mississippi, between St. Louisa and Cairo,
is full of floating ice, and severe] boats are ice
bound. Navigation is suspended.
Western Navigation.
_Drrrotr, Tuesday, Dac. 17.
~The Obio left for Buttalo last night. The river
is full of ice and the weather is very cold.
The Southern Mail—-Gen, Chaplin, &c.
_ Bautivore, Tuesday, Dec. 17.
We have no mail to-night South of Washing-
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New-York daily tribune. (1850). New-York [N.Y.], 1850-12-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1850-12-18/ed-1/?sp=8
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