New-York daily tribune
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BY THE HIDNIGAT SOUTHERN NAT
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Bopt. 2,
By the arrival &t your port, yeeterday, of the sohr-
-Johe Castner, from Hayti, the Philadelphia Mx-
change hes received the following letter, for a copy
of which I am indebted to the polite Baperinten-
dent:
pPoer-Av.Paixce, Bt Domingo, Aug. 19, 1850,
The schooner Jobn Castuer, Capt. Somers, for
New York, adils this day, by which yoo will learn
that the Emperor Boulogue bas opevly declared hie
implacable hatred towards the Dominicans, whose
extirpation he intends, even at tha hazard of his
Crown. The threstened Hasterners are not dis-
mayed by the vauntings of their sable ruler,
whose power they defy, and decisre thas the day
15 Lot distant when the tyrant will be compelled to
sue for the conditions of his existence. Several
Bpanisrds of rank and fortune are among the Domi
vicans, who have given fresh lifo and animation to
the cause of freedom. The French Consul wiil
throw all bis influence into the scales, and no doubt
will preponderate on the side of bicod and golor.
The Imperial Family and many Nobles of tha
Island huve returned from the watering places, and
their presence, both atthe palace and other ragi-
dences, has given a fresh impulse to busic ess.
®he following vessels are in port: Bark James Hall, frome
St Fhomas, for N York Bepi 1; brige Hoary Wacdls, from
St Thomas for New-York, ready; Frederick, from Boston,
arr on the 16th insf; Milton, from Sugras dadiog for Phila
aceiphia, to sail in 8 week; Francis H Peck for Now-York,
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New-York daily tribune. (1850). New-York [N.Y.], 1850-09-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1850-09-03/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1850-09-03.
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