American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper

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the 27th ult. a battle took place between the

flaytien and Dominican armies.

Gen. S., it appears, attacked a fort occupied

by the llaytiens, and after a desperate fight of

two houis, during which three hundred and

fifty llaytiens were killed, lie captured and

took possession of the fort, and considerable

munitions of war.

Pierrot, the Haytien President, had issued a

proclamation declaring the ports oftho Domini

can republic in a state of blockado since the 4th

September, but not a Ilaytian vessel had made

its appearance in sight of any of those ports

up to the sailing of tho St. Lawrence.

Intelligence from Port au Platte had been

received that tho Dominican fleet had sailed

from that port twice, going as far as cape

Hayti, and returned again to port, seeking in

vain the onomy. Another Dominican fleet

was at anchor on the north coast of Hayti,

and still another at Acoa Bay.

FIRE. The dwelling of MI Thomas Mulva

ny, at Mount Savage, Md., was consumed by

fire a few nights ago. Peter Skelly, a boarder,

lost a trunk in the flames, containing clothing

and $5O in money.

'I ENNESSEE. Mr. Ewing, whig, has been

elected to Congress, in the Nashville district, in

place of Dr. Poyton, deceased, by 1200 rnaj.

LONGEVITY. A colored woman died in Alle

gany county, Md., last week, aged 112 years.

A CHALLENGE. E. W. Robinson, an Irish

man, and at present the Washington corres

pondent of the New York Tribune, has chal

lenged the Hon L. C. Levin, to a public dis

cussion of Native Ameiicanism.

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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. (1845). Baltimore, Md., 1845-12-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009567/1845-12-22/ed-1/?sp=1

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