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A letter from a gentleman in Haytl, giving on account

of the visit of Secretary Sewanl to that npubtlc, during

his late West India trip, says that the interview between

him and President Goffrard wns very cordial and friendly,

and lasted for about two hours. On the departure of the

Secretary a salute in his honor was fired by the Haytien

war steamer Galatea.

The lalegt ndvloes from Havana foport that on the 31st

ult. a Spanish war steamer left that port in great haste,

in pursuit, It was -supposed, of some Chilean privateer.

The Grau Opera troupe arrived at Havaua, on the steamship

Eagle, on the 30th ult., und received the compliment

of a serenade shortly after their arrival.

The State Dopanmont has received information of tho

loes of tho American vessels Harry of the West, from

Now Orleans for Liverpool; the Menden, from Hew York

for London, and the Tigress, of Boston, bound for HulL

The crews of all were rescued.

A War DeiMM-tment order lias been issued discontinuing

the District of Missouri as a military command.

European Discussion of the Rights of

Prlvnteers and (Ventral Nations.

Spain announced officially in December last

that she would treat as a pirate any private

armed vessel found cruising under the Chilean

flag, unless tiie commander, offleors, and the

majority of the crew should be Chilean

subjects, and unless the authority to cruise

had been received directly from the Chilean

government England felt her neutrality outraged

by this. The British government bad

already seen that Spanish commerce might offer

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The New York herald. (1866). New York [N.Y.], 1866-02-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1866-02-06/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1866-02-06.