The New York herald
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his native island of 8t. Domingo, and whose name
is appended to his remarks, appeals to the American
people, through our columns?against the erroneous
opinions entertained in this country respecting the
Dominicans and their young republic. Seiior
Gautnr came to the United States about two
months ago, in order to study the laws and institu
tions of this republic; bnt the alarming intelligence
of hostilities with Hayti hastened his retnrn home.
Before leaving he claimed for the Dominicans the
hearing which we cheerfully accord him.
matters in the city.
According to the report of the City Inspector
ibere were but 394 deaths in this city during the
wtek ending 20th inst. Of the whole number 139
were children under ten years of age, anil 58 Inmate*
of tl e various penal and other institutions, leaving
only 103 for our immense adult pop elation. There
were 88 victims of consumption, 13 of congestive
diseases, 11 of diarrhoea, 26 of dropsy, 7 of-ly-en
tery, 19 of fever of different types, 62 of Inflamma
tory complaints, 14 of smallpox, S5 of convulsion*
(infantile), 12 of croup, 17 of marasmus (inuutile),
22 cases of stillborn, and 8 premature births are re
ported. 281 ?were natives of the United States, G7 of
Ireland, 8 of England, 21 of Germany, 3 of Sootlau.l,
and 3 of France.
Mr. Fillmore left the city yesterday morning for
hia home in Buffalo, from which lit; has licen absent
several months. During that time he has made a
tour throughout the South and Southwest, where he
was received with the most flattering testimonials of
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The New York herald. (1854). New York [N.Y.], 1854-05-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1854-05-21/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1854-05-21.
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