Arkansas intelligencer

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ft very large majority. Good— Rev.

Interesting from Hayti.—The barque Hecla,,

5 Capt. Hoyt, has arrived at New York from Port;

I nu Prince, whence she sailed on the 7th inst. The

difficulties between the Dominicans and Haytiens 1

continued in full force. A French commercial I

agent, residing al Cape I lay lien, had been ordered

1 off by lhe blacks for acting as a sort of spv for:

I the Dominicans. Not leaving immedaitely, down

to the beach, and made to swim off to a Hay lieu

1 man-of-war, on board of which he,' received a sc

verc flogging. This created some sensation, and

1 may lead to Lhe blockade of all the Hayticn ports

by the French. A s'eamer conveying informa

,i tion of the occurrence,|had been despatched to tho

French Admiral on the coast, b it had not returned

on the 6th inst.

J Congressional—On the 30th ult., In Senate)

Mr. Benton, from the Committee on Military Af

fairs, introduced a bill for the raising of a Regi- I

ment of mounted riflemen. The bills for crea

ting anew tho office of Inspector General, and au

thorizing the raising of a company of sappers and

miners, were finally passed nnd sent to tho House.

Tho Oregon resolutions of Mr. Hannegan were

then taken up, which occupied the Senate till the

hour of adjournment.

I ft— Mos.U- Webb "nd Pruett,

with four other gentlemen, left Santa Fe tor t. e

settlements ou iho 2d of nd arrived at

Indepnedenceon the 21st inst., aftvt expenunciog

exceedingly severe weather upon the P* 111

Trade in Santa Fe was very dull at the time of their

departure. A largo company was preparing

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Arkansas intelligencer. (1846). Van Buren, Ark., 1846-01-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016488/1846-01-24/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arkansas intelligencer, 1846-01-24.