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mun to wait till tuo haii-oreed train came up. Tbo

other two men were loana trozen in the suow Those

are only a few of the sua ncllals that ure being told

hei e almost dally, aud there in no doubt tuai many

a body win bo found next sprint* where it fell and

froze in the atoruis of tue lait two weeks.

HAYTIEN AFFAIRS.

Ex-tf In later Tate on the Situation In llaytl?

lie I'eari That tiie Island Will ltelapue Into

Barbarism It Slany More ltevolutlons

Occur? Ilia Account of the Flight and Cap*

tnre of Halnave? The Character of t-iuget?

The Only llope In the United Mate*.

Wabuinuton, Feb. 1, 18T0.

General Alexander Tate, ex-Minlster of the llay

ticn republic, having received oftlclal notification of

the downfall of his government, to-day called upon

the Secretary of State and presented that informa

tion, together with his own withdrawal from ofllcial

relations with the government of the United

States. General Tate was also informed in

his letter from Saget's government that Messrs.

Fuisotn and Delmonte nad been appointed

to succeed him in representing the new government

near the government of the United States, it is the

intention of General Tate to leave hero lor New York

within a few days.

Your correspondent took occasion to-day to con

verse with General Tate on the condition of things

in llaytl. The General talked freely, and did not

seem to be much disconcerted at the sudden change

which has recently taken place in the affairs of his

country.

Your correspondent opened the conversation by

reiernug to these lato changes in the Haytieu gov*

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The New York herald. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-02-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1870-02-04/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1870-02-04.