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from Port zu Platte, we are favored with the fol.

The Islend is in a very un.

settled state, owing to the expected attack of the

The peo-

lowing information

Haytiens, which is daily anticipated.

ple are daily coming from other parts of the Ie.

land by every opportunity that otfers. General

Bravo was recalled to the Capital, and was

succeeded by a General from St. Jago a few

hours before the A. sailed. They are discharg.

ing a large portion of those who hold office under

the Dominican Government and supplying their

places with Spanish people. The Spaniards are

making every preparation that is possible to de.

fend the town. Itwas reported a few hours be.

fore sailing by a schooner from the Cape that

President Gurrier had arrived at the Cape, and

that there was a reiinion on the part of the Hay-

and the Presicent had visited all the Bast.

Liens,

ern Posts as far as Lake Sarvon; and from thes

movements it was thought there would be an

unmediate attack on the Spanish.

a

A Wrerca.—The Montreal paper

horrible erime commitiied by Capt,

t that port from

8 contain ac-

counts ot a

Wallace of the ship ‘Jane Brown,’ a

Glasgow. A young lad of sixteen, who was put

1€7

ader his charge by her friends in Glasgow, was se-

uced and dishonored by the Captain during the

assaze, and when the ship reached Montreal the

poor tdiot, and the crew state

that the Captain used to beat ner with a rope’s end,

the marks of which were deep and frequent on her

shoulders! The wretch was committed,

tl

Mg. Priruips's Tern CovcerT.—Mr. Phillips

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New-York daily tribune. (1844). New-York [N.Y.], 1844-09-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1844-09-27/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1844-09-27.