Richmond enquirer

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people at Woodstock on Monday, and the people of Page at

Luray on Tuesday.?[Arte Market Democrat.

New York, Nov. 16.?By an arrival this evening from

Jacntel, we have dates to the 2Uth ult. The Emperor, Faus

tin, had agreed to assume the Dominican debt. He was still

fiim in his purpose of capturing the eastern or Dominican

part of the island, and had called out 3000 men at Jacmel,

w ith thut intention. The force was to rendevousat Port-au

Prince. Provisions are very scurce and were selling at

enormous prices.

THE SPANISH QUESTION.

The following passigcs appear in a Washington letter in

the N. Y. Courier, Mr. Webster's organ

"Mr. Webster sr.ys the Government deeply regrets buih

the Bailing of the expedition from our ports, and the riots by

which the uianiiy and safety of the Spanish Consul at New

Orleans were compromised. Eat he says the Government

did all ihat, undor the circumstances, any government could

hnvu done to prevent these occurrences, and therelore owes

neither reparation nor apology for tlum. As to the losses

suffered by private individuals, mbjects of Spain, resident at

Now Orie.ins, he says the courts are open for the aggrieved,

tho villi'; as they are in anv country to its own citizens

Ho also suggests that the United Stales may have serious

rcciama'ions against Spain under the Sth Article of the trea

ty of 1795, on account of the massacre of tho fifty Ameri

can pris ners on the 16th of August. The official and de

tailed r<ports of those transactions establish that the victims

were not XikkinJUgrunlcdcliclo, with arms in their hands, bu*.

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Richmond enquirer. (1851). Richmond, Va., 1851-11-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024735/1851-11-21/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond enquirer, 1851-11-21.