Republican herald

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drove buck the Haytiens with terrible slavghter.

The announcement ol this dofile shirmish cavsed

much uncasiness to the Emperor, who marched

on the 11t from Petit Coave, at the head of his

stufl and 400 of his choscn Guard, to witness the

valor end indomitable prowess that Lis presence

will inepire. Thas sin imitation of’ the KEmperors

of Rusaaand dusiria of yore,when unied against

little Najpolenn, who put them to thight like chaff

betore the wind, 1f lam not greatly misinformed,

Sou'ouque will be compel'el to move to the right

about, and trust, like s European prototypes, to

the flociness ot his steed tor the sccurity of his

head.

The D onivieans are well equipped, and of

ficered vy brave and honorable gentiemen and

what their army cannot do in the field, their ma

rinc will accomplish on the ocean. Alrcady a

Haytien brig of war, with 250 men on board, has

been capturcd off Scot’s Bay by two Dominican

schooucrs of war, or gun boats, and curried as a

trophy into Macao Roadstead.

This warfure has a most ruinous cffect on the

trade and prosperity of the island. There jis

no businces doing no coffee to be had; very ht

tle hewn logwood tor sale, and the restriction on

the cutting of the same for four years hence to be

etrictly observed. The cutting of mahogany will

immediately be restricted.

McDoxovan, THE MittioNatre.—The following

article narrating some of the peculiarities and ec

centricitics of McDonough, the Louisiaua planter,

recently deceased, we copy from the Newark Daily

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Republican herald. (1850). Providence [R.I.], 1850-11-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021460/1850-11-06/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Republican herald, 1850-11-06.