The New era

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I be captain reports that an expedition was

fitting out, destined to make an attack on the

Dominicans. It was expected that the blow

would bo struck in the month of February, from

which the Haytiens expect great results in their

favor.

The President has written a reply, addressed

to the French consul, in which his conduct to

wards Dubras is explained and justified. It will

be remembered that Dubras. a French citizen,

residing in Hayli, was vjnletly expelled by Hay

lions from the country. The President says that

he had, on a former occasion, been found guilty of

malpractices against the State, and had received

orders to quit the country. He did so, but af

terwards presumed to return again without leave.

For this contempt he was again expelled jumj

ceremonie, but the President denies that he wa9

struck or ill treated. It appears that he re-ap

ppared in Hayti, on a permit from the Minister of

War.

The President answers this, by saying that the

permission had been obtained for him by another

h ranchman under another name. Meantime the

I' Tench consul, alter having demanded an indem

nity for the rude treatment Dubras is said to have

met with, has indignantly left the country, and re

mains on board a French frigate in the harbor.

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Unless grrat care is observed in the transmis

sion of intelligence, speculators may receive a

worse than a magnetic shock. The Philadelphia

Ledger of yesterday, makes the following state

ment in relation to the operation of the telegraph

from this city

“The foreign news had arrived, and had been

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New era. (1846). [Portsmouth, Va.], 1846-02-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071753/1846-02-03/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New era, 1846-02-03.