Republican herald

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Havrs asxp Sy, Domingo —The news of a bat

tle between the Haytiens and Dominicans, brought

1o us by recent arrival at this port (but subsquent

ly contradicted by an arrival .t%omm.) seems now

to be fully confirmed by later advices. “La Ga

zewn' of 8t Domingo, (15th ult states that the

“battle in gnestion was fought on the 29th nnd 30th

of May, and that the forces of Fanstin were com:

pletely defeated. The same paper conlaine a pro

clamation from President Baez, annouucing the

victory. The Haytiens commenced their attuck

upon the line of the advanced Dominican post,

Culetn, on the southern frontiers, but the Domini

cans had driven them back 1o their own dominions.

The proclamation closes with a determination to

repel at ull hazards an invasion from Hayu.—N.

Y. Lipress.

Axrivaror Tie Caviroryia Mais =-The Em-.

pire City witn the Culifornia mails, sbout 400 pas

sengers, and over 14 millon dollars in gold J:m

arrived at New York, on Sunday morning last

She leit Chagres on the 20ih, und Kingston, Ja

maica,on the 29th. The first locomotive was start

ed on 'he Pucific railroad on the 24th, and was hail

ed with shouts of joy as it sped nlong the truck

Good health prevailed on the Isthmns, but dar

ing robberies were frequently perpetrated on 1e

tarning Californians.

The Last Ruce—Lady Suffilk and O' Blenis —The

great und last trot between these celebrated nugs

came of yesterday. the mare winning the race

(which was to have been the best three 1o five) in

two heats as she shut the horse out beyond the

distance on the second heat. The first heat was

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Republican herald. (1851). Providence [R.I.], 1851-07-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1851-07-09/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1851-07-09.