American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper
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barked for Scotland in the next steamship, to
take possession of the goodly fortune.
INTERESTING FROM HAYTI. The N.York
Herald lias advices from Port an Piince to the
7tb inst. The difficulties between the Domini
cans and Haytiens continued in full force. A
French commercial agent, residing at Capo
Haytien, had been ordered off by the blacks,
for acting as a sort of spy for the Dominicans.
Not leaving immediately, he was marched
down to the beach, and made to swim off to a
Hiytien man-of-war, on board of which lie re
coived a sovoro flogging. This created some
sensation, and may lead to the blockade of all
the Haytien ports by the French. A steamer
conveying information of the occurrence, had
been despatched to the Frcncli Admiral on the
coast, but had not returned on the Oth inst.
TIIREF. DAYS LATER FROM TIIE ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC. By the Now York Herald extra,
we have dates from Buenos Ayres to the 25th
October. The ports of Buenos Ayres were
still under blockade by the Anglo-French squad
rons. All merchant vessels then in port, how
ever, had to the Ist of Nov. at sun-rise, to load
and leave. The American corvette Boston
was at Montevideo, whither the Bainbridge had
gone. There wero forty-three merchant ves
sels at Buenos Ayres on the 18th Oct., of which
11 were British, 9 American, 3 French, and 4
Brazilian. The 18th, completed the 2511 i day
of the blockade.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. (1845). Baltimore, Md., 1845-12-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009567/1845-12-30/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper, 1845-12-30.
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