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many suferings.”, y&e y under so
Havtien. to be sold to the Haytien Government
Bark Amita. Lowell,
Schr Sarah Aon, Naulty, from Malda.
Jd insr lat 33 20
Lovell, 3 ds fm Boston, molasses, to
oo! Rte) 4 ds {m Baltimore, flour fruit,
Fro St. DoxiNgo.—By the arrival at this Pon,
of the brig Hayti, Cap: Cutts, from Port su Princs
whence she sailed on the 30th uli. we learn that Presi.
dent Przszoy surrendered up his authority to bis suc-
cessor PrsCHE, at the Cape, ou the 29th Marc. It was
rumored that a deputation from the Dominicans, kad ar-
rived at the Cape, sad bad made proposals for a peace.
Tbe President had given permission to the mRbogAny
cutters to cut wood, which was before prohibited. The
principal part of the army had requested to be discharged
—the President had refused to make any pew officers.
i was quite healthy. Coffve was high, sellin2
Haylien money.
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mnt etme
w MEX1co.—The Pensacola Democrat’ refers
elligence received st that port by the Somers,
ra Cruz, with sccounts from Mexico, ss Inte ss
it. It states that Mr Parrot, an agent of the
tes in that country, bas written to Commo-
per to send A ship of-war for Mr. Ridell, the
the Mexican Goveroment refuses
10 receive and who, in consequence,
bas demanded his passports. Great consternation ex.
ists at Vera Cruz; ail the national ships in port baving
been taken up the river by steam to be placed out of the
Los Hereticos American del Norte. The depart
ot Vera Cruz will pronounce against the Govern.
“Paredes unless the ditfieulties with the United
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New-York daily tribune. (1846). New-York [N.Y.], 1846-04-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1846-04-13/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1846-04-13.
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