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Later prov Port-Av-Pusce.—Dy the

brig Clara Windsor, froin the above place, we are 1

possession of dates to the 16th ult., whieh state that

everything was then quiet. An express had arnved

at Port-au-Prince on the 15th stating that the

Emperor had returned to Lape Haytien {row lis tour,

haying crossed the Dominican frontier without be-

ing molested, and it was reported that tae difficulties

between the Dominican and Haytien governments

had been amicably settled. offee was gelling

scarce and sold at $8010 $90 100 bs Logwood,

$40 {7 hundred, without export duly. Aluencan

Provisions were in great abundance

umt.,

TracicAL OccrrrEsce—A Sox Mon-

TALLY WOUNDED BY His FATHER —On Sunday night,

about #3 o'clock, a tragical and

pe rpetrated near the co roer of Nycamore and Hunt

<ts.. which in all probability will cause the death of

worthy young man, named Lewis Houseman, a

watchman of the 1Xth Ward. The particulars, as

pear as we can learn them, are as follows: Bamard

fiouseman, In a partial state of intoxication, was

creating a disturbance ii the street, when his son

Lewis approached and told him he was a wakch-

man and must preserve the peace, begging him at

tne same tune for God's ake 10 be quict. ith an

expression of rage. the father 1 an anstant drew a

lor.g knife, and sprnging on his son, plunged 1t

tie left side and once in the

abdomen, inficung ghastly wounds. The unfortu-

sate son, muttering an exclamation of agony,directly

fell to the ground, when Barnard turned and fled to

his dwelling, a short distance off, where ne was ar-

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New-York daily tribune. (1851). New-York [N.Y.], 1851-09-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1851-09-02/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1851-09-02.