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from Ilayti to the 1st inat. announce

that there is much feeling against the

President because his Secretary favors

annexation. The President's life is

threatened. On receipt of news ol the

termination of the war in Europe, the

exportation of the productions of the

country to France and Germany has

greatly increased, and some Haytien

merchants have purchased the steamer

Hornet, and her crew has gone to New

York. Captain Hudson and his mate,

disgusted with the inefficiency of the

leaders of the expedition, have also gone

to New York.

The government being considered un

suitable, gold has advanced suddenly

from 20(1 to 450.

There were several engagements re

cently on the Dominicon frontier. In

one of these, a General, supposed to be

Baez, was killed."

A duel was fought at Port-au-Prince,

between a Dominican and the Minister

of Finance. Both were wounded. The

country is ripe for revolution.

OTTAWA.

Addreft* to the Qneen.

Ottawa, April 4 In the House of

Commons Cartwright, member of the

opposition, made an address to the

Queen to the effect that while fully rec

ognizing the duly of Canada to main,

tain military defenses, and, expressing i

no opinion in opposition to imperial j

policy, in view of the peculiar and analo- j

gous position of the Dominion, cotermi- J

nous for thousands of miles with a pow

erful State, many of whose inhabitant-?

are notoriously actuated by sentiments

of bitter hostility to the British Em- j

pire, we cannot but feel that the with-

drawal of troops is calculated to excite

much uneasiness in the minds of many

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The Wheeling daily register. (1871). Wheeling, W. Va., 1871-04-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026847/1871-04-05/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling daily register, 1871-04-05.