Grand River times

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Among the passengers by the Franklin, was

Chevalier de iiOdier, Minister I'lenipotenuary

from Brazil to the United States.

The brig Isabella arrived here yesterday from

Hayti, with intelligence that it was quiet in that

country when she left. The Emperor Soulou

que had just arrived from the Cape, and there

was every prospect th it he would accede to tho

proposals of the English, French and American

Consul, and make pence with the Dominicans.

Yesterday at 3 P. M. an attempt was made at

suicido in Trinity Church yard, by an elderly

gentleman. He was discovered by one of the

day police, just as he was adjusting the knot of

a silk handkerchief, which he had previously at

tached to a tree. From papers found on his per-

onr li.n noma nnnunroH tv Hr. Will h.mtnrtllu ft

lioston, lor several years private secretary to

Judge Woodbury. He is evidently insane.

The steamer Golden Gate, Capt! Peltham ar

rived at Panama on tho P. M. of Oct. 16, in 12

days from New York.

The Isthmus Railroad rapidly progressing

to its completion, and on the 11th Oct. the first

train of cars passed from Navy Bay to Gatun.

By July next it will be completed to Gorgenne

giving a daily communication between Panama

and Navy Bay.

Tho steamer Cherokee brings California

dates to Oct. 1. Among other items of news,

the most interesting is the cheering inlelligenco

of the election of that fellow" Bisjler as tho N.

Y. Tribune courteously denominated the Dem

ocratic candidate for Govcrner, by a majority of

nearly two thousand I The majorities for the

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Grand River times. (1851). Grand Haven, Mich., 1851-11-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026466/1851-11-12/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Grand River times, 1851-11-12.