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Semnet Brotvort of New York has been from tho

House fttl ’be week in eons i *q’ir nee of the severe injuries horn

et Bed by bt ing thrown out of a cutter last Monday. Several of

his ribs were bi oken by the aeddent,

HAYTIEN NEWS.

Holmm Hole, February 2.

Capt. Atathews. of the schooner Maria L. Davis, from Cape

ITaytien, 10<h ult„ reports that tbe Emperor. Faustin the lit,

had turred up and was busy recruiting an army for another at

tack on the Dominicans.

The M. L. D. ’eft at Cape Uavtien, the brig R, W. Packer,

Pool, for New York next day.

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

Richmond, Va. Feb 1.

The Convention adopted a revolution dcclarleg a first class

line of steamers from Liverpool to some Southern port to be

highly important, end recommending Southern Le eislaturea.

to aid in the establishment of such a lire as soon as practicable.

A resolution declaring «hat Congress shotLd aid a Southern

line of Ucean Mail steamers as well as a Northern line, was

pending at the adjournment

The dinner this afternooa was a splendid affair, Gov. Wia»

made a strong internal-improvement speech

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New-York dispatch. (1856). New York [N.Y.], 1856-02-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030364/1856-02-03/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York dispatch, 1856-02-03.