The Manitowoc pilot

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rived from St. Thomas with the following

news from Cape Haytieu, June 21: It

is rumored the National Assembly at

Port an Prince has been closed, owing

to dissensions between senators and dep

uties. On the 20th Gen. Teofill Parisen

with his followers, attacked and occu

pied the government house in Cape

Haytien city. There was fighting all

night. The government troops finally

drove the rebels ont of the city. Thirty

men were killed and wounded, and a

large number of arrests made. Gen.

Parisen lied, it is said, to Monte Christ!,

Dominican territory. There is general

uneasiness throughout the republic.

Business is paralyzed and the harbor

crowded with vessels waiting cargoes.

Produce comes in slowly, owing to heavy

rains.

SOVTH AFRICA.

London, July 3.—ln the peace nego

tiations between Lord Chelmsford and

flic Zulu King, Lord Chelmsford prom

ised that if the two canon captured at

Isandula were surrendered within a week,

and hostages sent into the British lines

as evidence of Cetywoyo’s sincerity, he

would grant an armistice pending the nr

rival of the terms of peace, for which he

had telegraphed England three weeks

ago. Lord Chelmsford, at the request

of the Zulu messengers, sketched the

outlines of the probable terms, namely:

The enforcement of Sir Bartle Frere’s

ultimatum of unconditional surrender,

indemnity to England for the cost of the

war, aud the return of the spoils taken

nt Isandula. If Cetywayo is uuable to

comply with the last-named condition,

the British must themselves recover the

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The Manitowoc pilot. (1879). Manitowoc, Wis., 1879-07-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033139/1879-07-10/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Manitowoc pilot, 1879-07-10.