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of South Carolina, an early victim of the Revolu

tion.

From Cape Haytien we have intelligence

to the 3d instant. Business was dull, on account

of the threatened war with the Dominicans. Every

male inhabitant capable of bearing arms, was be

ing drilled for service, and several companies had

already left for the seat of war. The Emperor

was at the head of his army, and sanguine of suc

cess. His troops manifested the utmost loyalty.

It was rumored that a revolt was likely to take

place among the Dominicans, and at a certain sig

nal the Haytiens were to rush in. when they would

be joined by the Dominican revolutionists.

Advices from Marguerita (Venezuela)

to the 23d of November, represent the island as

healthy.and peaceable, with a fine yield of salt and

guano, but England was endeavoring to monopo

lize all the trade in the latter article. O wing to

the prevalence of cholera in many portions of the

Venezuelan republic, President Monagas has de

creed that a great many articles of food be admit

ted duty free through the ports of Laguayra, Pu

erto Cabello, and Ciudad Bolivar, until the 31st of

May, 1856.

ln the Senate of South Carolina resolu

tions have been offered, authorizing the Governor

to call a regiment of volunteers to aid in suppress

ing the difficulties in Kansas. The Committee on

Federal Relations have made a report on that part

of the Governor’s Message relating to his returning

the resolves of the Massachusetts Legislature. The

Committee agree with the Governor as to the im

proper conduct of Massachusetts, but claim that he

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New-York dispatch. (1855). New York [N.Y.], 1855-12-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030364/1855-12-23/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York dispatch, 1855-12-23.