Richmond dispatch

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row Detile,

{New York Tribune.)

News hes at Jast come from the north of

Haytl, The movements of Heppolite and

his followers have been partly veiled in mys

tery of late, snd the story of his suecess or

downfall left much to be suposed, The

papers and letters which arrived by the

Ciyde throw needed light upon the subject,

I one may judge from the introductory

sentence of La Patrie, published at Go

nalves, in the middle of December, The

revolution marches from success to sue

cess,” there is little discouragement among

the northern soldiers, and the editorials pre.

dict ultimate triumph, On December 10th

General Hyppolite was inaugurated Presi.

dent of Hlayd in the Isrge cathedral of Cape

Haytien, The soldiers were enthusiastic

over the proclamation, and broke out into

long shouts of Vive Happolite!” How.

ever, during the celebration of masa, follow

ing the civie eeleoration, the Toulssant,

the southern man-of-war, appeared in the

harbar, and taking Position, began firing

upon the town, Iort Picolet replied with a

heavy tattery and drove the heat out to sea,

The services in the church then proceeded

without further interruption. General Hyp

polite named as his Cabinet the following

men: KF. A. Fermin, Minister of Finance;

General Potter, Minister of the Interior;

M. A. Williams, Minister of Agriculture,

and M. J. Pedissier, Minister of Publie In

struction, all of whom took the oath of oflice,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond dispatch. (1889). Richmond, Va., 1889-01-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1889-01-02/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1889-01-02.