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Lull Dog's participation in the affair was the result of a

nreconcerted arranecement between Geffrard and the

Yiritieh Chorgt d’Attuirs in Hayti, Mr. spencer St John,

Lnmedintely upon Salnave's succession to power, the

Hay than Government derosavded of the British Govern-

ment the cecall of Mr. St. John, Tustend of recalling St.

John, however, they have ordered home Mr, Byron, the

British Consul at Port av Prince, against whom the

former has brought charges of dereliction of duty. Mr.

Dy von has held the ofifee of Consul at Port fu Prince for

over 16 years, has married wa Haytlan lady, avd is very

popular with the Haytinne, St.John, on the other hana,

freely

i

Republics, aud alin

i« detested by thom for the part he took in the Cape Hay-

tien business. The result of the lavestigation into the

Charges brought against Mr. Byron by his superior, in

avalted with considerable anxiety, and it is thought not

buprobable that the upshot of the whole affair may be

the withdrawal of the Haytian Mimster from the Court

of Bt, Jumes,

Bainave has recovered from his illness. For the first

time in two months, he made his appearance in ort an

Prince ou the 20th Augest, when ho met with a most en-

thusiastie reception, the people pressing around him in

such numbers that he found iv difileu!t to move on. He

ts still energetically puslang forward the work of re-

fori.

The loeal revolt in the North having been completely

suppressed, tranquility prevailed throughout the Hepuo

he. The coming coffee crop, it 1s expected, will be un-

procedentedly large.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1867). New York [N.Y.], 1867-09-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1867-09-27/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1867-09-27.