Alexandria gazette
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commissions were actually mode out and were
ready for delivery, but the. opposition parties
made another appeal to President Johnson,
and the latter finally directed that the
commissions be suspended until he could inquire
further into the matter.
The insurrection in Hayti continues to make
head. Salinave, the leader of the revolution
ary party has. been joined by a considerable
force oi Dominicans, and many of President
Geffrard's best troops are said to be deserting
him. It is also reported that Geffrard has "been
advised to leave the country, as the troops yet
remaining with him are not to be trusted.
National Expenditures for the Year
Ending June 30, 1864.?We are enabled to*
give the exact amounts expended under their
respective heads
Civil and miscellaneous... $26,332,323 21
Foreign intercourse 1,239,893 66
Department of the Interior... 7,615,449 87
Military, establishment 690,391,048 66
Naval establishment 85,704,963 74
Public f^obr 484,257,435 72
Total $1,295,541,114 86
Of this sum, the interest on the public debt
was $53,668,743 88.?Nat Int.
It has already been stated that Lord West
bury, Lord Chancellor of England, charged
with corrupt pi^ctices," has been compelled
to resign, by a Parliamentary vote of censure,
and that Lord Cranworth has been appointed
in his stead. This office is one of the most
ancient, honorable and important in the Gov
eminent of Great Britain, the highest politi
cal and judicial functions pertaining to it?
The corrupt practices imputed to the late
Chancellor relate principally to his giving "aid
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Alexandria gazette. (1865). Alexandria, D.C., 1865-07-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1865-07-22/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1865-07-22.
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