The evening telegraph

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place, went out to meet au approaching bo ly

ol revolutionists, anu returuea witn tueui to tne

revolutionary headquarter at Vailiere. From

Cape Ha tun there is intelligence that forty-two

men ol Halnave's army liau leu that ulace and

proceeded to join the revolutionary army at

Uautducap. lieuerai Daniel, iu command of

Cape Haytien, a man very much re-pected, was

strict in maintaining order, it was believed

that the smpatbies ot tbe inhabitants were

with tbe revolution, ana ttiat iney would join it

ou the first favorable oiiportunitr. Grand

Kiviere, a town of importance, was attacked by

the revolutionary army, ana a'ler considerable

resistance capitulated, and the commaudant,

General Borno Monpoint, went to the head

quarurs ot the revolutiouary party at Qjartier

M' rin.

The following is an ex'ract of a letter dated

July 24, which nus been placed at our disposal:

-'For the past two days the town has been

very quiet, too much so to assure us that tho

war is irnproviug. aud that ono way or the other

it will shortly coiuo to au end. You have ere

this seen the refugees wholett herein the Fieuch

man-of-war. Sunday, tbe 12 b, was the day

appointed lor their embirkation from the

Kinilihb aud trench Consulates. .t 1 P. AI. tho

military stopped ai the Knglh Cousulate; they

bad already received tbose that were at

the French Consulate, headed by the French

Mmibier. As soon as they arrived at tho Fnlisli

Consulate the gentlemen ut once came out and

put themselves. Iu a row, Iicu.Im.I by the Kugli-,h

Minister. It was a painful siuht 10 sue these

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1868). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1868-08-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1868-08-22/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1868-08-22.