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the fine imposed by the law; the remaining three

are now in jail. By law, the bo3ts with all the

effects on board are forfeited.”

FROM PORT AU PRINCE.

We learn from Capt. Cutis of the brig Hayti.

arrived here last night from Port au Prince, that

when he left, 23th January, things remained the

same as received by last accounts. The French

Consul remained on board a French ship of war

waiting orders from France. The Governrnent

of Hayti were making preparations for a general

invasion of the Dominicans, the army and fleet

to start on the 28th February.-—.Y. Y. Courier.

Capt. Finsley.'of the schr. Ellen Perkins, at

"New York from Sisal, reports, that Yucatan had

elected a new President, Barbachana, and that

they had declared themselves independent of

Mexico, $nd the late President Lopez was not in

favor of surh declaration.

THE FRENCH IN ALGERIA.

It would be difficult to present in stronger re

lief the hopelessness of the French cause in

Algeria-short of the extermination, or—after

our fashion with the Indians—the displacement

of all the native tribes, than by the following

translation, which we make from the Counter

des Etats Unis of a portion of an examination of

Mahommed Abdallah brother of Bou Marza sen

tenced to death by a French Court Martial, for

having endeavored to stir up a friendly tribe

against the French dominion

Whence do you come, and how long have you

been in Algiers?

From Tarondenta, in Morocco—1 have been

in Algiers seven years on works of piety anu to

visit our holy Marabouts.

How long has your brother been in Algiers

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Alexandria gazette. (1846). Alexandria, D.C., 1846-02-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1846-02-17/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1846-02-17.