Springfield weekly Republican

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if this ue so, he may be driven out of the coun

try, and the Mexican questiou take on a sudden

nu Jtous un welcome phase.— Tue revolution in

Sr Domingo has proved successful. Carrel hrs

been eppuinttd protector, Gen Gaud.na has

leit the country and the Dominicans, now the

Bole masters ol their territory, aie busy reorgan

izing the government.— The rebels m Hayti have

u so met wi-h temporary success, and have cap

lured Fort St Michael, near Capo Haytien, but

President Jeffrard is still confident that uy a

strict block: de, aud by confiuiug tbe rebels at

Ciape Haviien, he can starve them into sub

jection. The latest from the South American

war between Paraguay on one side aud Brazil

and the Argentine reptibhc on the other, is to 'he

effect that tne Paraguayans have suffered a -evere

defeat, with the loss ol 700 meu, BJOO guns and

two Hags.

VABIOUS LOCAL ’jtATTEBB.

The cattle show season his fairly commenced,

led off, as was right and proper, by the fair of

the New England Agricultural society, at Con

cord, N H. The show of stock and fatm imple

ments has been a good oue, in some respects bet

ter than the oue here last rear, tnd tbe attend

ance immense. There can no longer be a doubt

that the New England Agricultural society is

bound to live and fl mristi aud do much good. The

Biieois state fair has also been held this week,

aud next week comes tbe great horse show at

Hartford, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,

the Vermont state fair at White River Junction

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday aud Fridav, and

the first of our local cattle shows, the Highland,

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1865). Springfield, Mass., 1865-09-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1865-09-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1865-09-09.