Richmond dispatch

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town, but receiving an answering volley of

some force beat a retreat and sailed toward

Cape Havtien.

H. Becker Co., of South William street,

say that letters from their correspondents fu.

dicate that peace is firm'y estabhshéd in the

South, ‘Trade is even better there owing to

ne northern blockade, In Port au Prince,

northern papers are prohibited, to keen tue

people im ignorance of the state of airs,

flour is selling at $14 a barrel at Cape

[lavtien, herrings st 25 cents each, and bis.

quits at 5 cents each, Other provisions are

ventiful, ts also said that balf of Port an

’rince, the supposed stronghold of Legitime,

sin favor of Hyppolite, The Dessalinesisnow

ground, accordiog to excellent authority,

mn a reel near an island off Yort au Prince,

jer boilers are destroyed, and she 1s so

ysdly damaged that it is feared she will be

tally useless, There was little news of im

ortance to be found at the olher sources,

nd the steamers which arrived yesterday

rom the South failed to bring say informa.

fon

The Siin's Pelinne,

Ry telegraph 10 the Dispatch.)

RELY HERDER TT uated

81. PAUL, MINX Japuary 1.—A better day

for the observation of an eclipse of the sun

than that given the entire Northwest could

scarcely be conceived of, Clouds were als

most unkpown, and the warm stmosphore

sduled to the pleasure with whieh the people

watched the eclipse, which in this State was

about three quarters, while further west it

was almost total, In many paris of Dakota

and Minnesota New-Year’s day was cele.

brated with picnics, excursions, and bail

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.