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Ami henceforth we eihort all (nriies to cultivate the spirit of pa< iftcalion ami catholic Christian bro therhood, preying for the grace of the llulyGliost t fsMirrd. copiously, (Hi all tl.c churches.…
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out completing her cargo.?IS/. Y. Tribune. FROM PORT-AU-PLATTE, HaYTI. By the arrival of the schooner Charlotte, Cipt. Fuller, we have news from Purl-au-Platte to the 11th inst. We iearu that it was q…
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tails of which had not reached Rio Grande. From Hayti A late arrival at New York from Port-au-Platte reports that the Spanish part of the island had just formed a new Government under the name of Domi…
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Latkiii, in 12 (l*ys, wc have our correspondent's letter Irom Cape Haytirn. Its contents will be found ol no prnall interest. Caps Hattikn, Aug R, 1814.? We have no politicA) disturbance* in this put …
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hear.] The event might have occurred at a horse race, or even, through sudden panic, in a chapel. He repeated that he had no intention of proposing either the abolition or the remission in certain cas…
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agency would receive in those countries.” The London Times of the same date treats of the new-fangled protectorate thus We are at a loss for either precedents or reasons for that state of protection w…
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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 a…
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A new and beautiful iron steamer, the ‘Ev¥ Elgin,’ hes arrived from Liverpool, and makes reg: lar trips round the Island of Jameics. The general health has been y 3 throughout the island, dysentery be…
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irnguillity prevailed throughout the ieland of third of its nominul value.The mont profound feet is under the command of Capt. Armstrong. No change has been made in thc Eaat Indin were prudently dropp…
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nican Republic, to be placed under the protee- tion of France,shonld the lnst power grant in- tur, aud brig Porpoise,mouuting in nll 93 frigate Macedoninn, sloops Sarntoga nnd Decn- of the firat heat.…
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LETTER FROM GENERAL OUPIDON. lEF We hasten with much satisfaction to lay the following letter before our readers. It is happily ex pressed, and breathes a spirit worthy of a true son of Haiti. May pea…
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conspirators have been arrested, and their plans brought to light. Our enemies will not fail, I know, to give a false color to the affair, which has had no effect whatevr on the internal administratio…
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Benevolence of Lawyers.?The lawyers of this city have now an opportunity to exhibit some of their benevolence. A subscription for the relief of the widow of the late Mr. Wilson, will be opened to-day …
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ing suffered for no long a aeries of years after having sacri ficed all thiM world's goods, by molm at different times and after having suffered so much sorrow and affliction from the loss of friends …
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quiet in that city, and a relaxation of the severities exercised U|>on suspected (lersons. An Knglish inan of war has arrived at Port Re publican, from Jamaica, to demand redress for the capture of an…
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FROM PORT \v PRINCE. By the brig Sarah, Capt. Bentley, at New York, which left Porj au Prince 011 the 26th of June, wo learn that 011 the 24th, sixty miles from Port au Prince, the Haytiens were attac…
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rial body, unless this spirit is to be furnished with two. rm ettl—— Later from Port an Prince. with him Mr. Paul, Minister of the Interior. men, several regiments being also ordered out as rein heari…
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body, and that this absolutely precludes the idea of any By the brig Hayti, Captain Cutts, arrived yesterday morning, in nine days from Port Republican, we learn that President Perriot is still at Cap…
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ports that when he left President Pierrot was still at Cape Haytien, having with him Mr. Paul, Min ister of the Interior. The Dominicans had attacked and taken, after an engagement of four hours, abou…
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agamst a small body of 150 Haytiens of the Guard Nationa.) Lascahobos, a small town on the fron tier, which they claim as a part of their original territory. The Haytiens had marched against them with…
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can had been set at liberty, as also at Au* ayes, Jeremie, and St. Marc. Sixteen were reserved lor trial by a military commission. The President, Pikhrut, arrived at Cape Hay tien on the 25th o'f May,…
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Presidency of Harvard College.—It is report ed that the corporation of Harvard University have voted to invite the Hon. Edward Everett to accept of the office of President of that institution, and tha…
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in the cause of the Haytien censtitution and laws. On the 21st ultimo, a vigorous combat oceurred between the hostile armies, consisting on the one hand of the 11th and 22d Haytien regiments, num beri…
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eager zeal in the cause of the Haytien constitution and laws. On the 21st ultimo a vigorous combat occurred between the hostile armies, consisting on the one hand of the 1 Ithand 22d Haytien regiments…
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horses were also burnt up, they belonged to two Clergymen who were officiating in the Baptist Church near by. Tho loss to Mr. Jones, who is a very worthy and estimable man, is very heavy. LATE FROM HA…
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j comfortable and expeditious nine Passenger Coacbee daily, in each direction, between Washington amt I I'.allimore. *b 2fl?t They tiave also made arrangement?! 7 wilh fleatnhnat ami iiai! Road h-.—aa…
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I caper zeal in die cause of the Haytien constitution and laws. On the 21st ultimo a vigorous combat occurred between the hostile armies, consisting on the one hand of the 11 th and 22d Haytien regime…
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Republic in possession of Fort Cachiman, which they had recovered by their valor from the Dominicans. Subsequently they proceeded as for as St. Jean, where they found the enemy intrenched and ready fo…
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the panic to their comrades not yet engaged in cnmgm. and the whole force fled with precipita tion. Having cleared that section of lLe mniru. ders, the Haytiens returned to their forier quar ters at F…
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er of Wednesday says, wo learn from Captain Eldridgo of the schooner Josephine Ann, at this port yesterday afternoon in 14 days from Port au Piatt, that tiie Haytien army, 15,000 strong, had surprised…
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Republic in possession of Fort Cachiman, which they had recovered bv their valor from the Dominicans. Subsequently they proceeded as far as St. Jean, where they found the enemy intrenched and ready fo…
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Eldridge, of the schoouer Josephine, arrived yes terday atternoon, in fourteen days from Port wu Platt, that the Haytien army, 15,000 strong. had surprised a smail village belonging o the Domin icans,…
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order of the Navy, is still commander vfloat.—lb. Larer rrox St. Domineo.—We learn from Capt. Dunham, of the Danish srig Clara, arrived at this port on Sunday, from Port au Platt, that the Dominicans …
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Capt. Dunbam, of the Danish brig Clara, ar rived at this port yesterday from Port au Platt, that the Dominicans were making great exer tions to maintain n separate-government fron the Haytiens. The au…
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barque of two hundred tons, polacre rigged and pierced for twelve guns, has lately been purchased and now lies in* the harbor, together with a topsail schooner of six guns, (formerly the Kathleen, of …
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great vigor and energy the construction of lorti ficattons o the line of Fort Cachuent. Ou the 25th of Augast President Pienaalt de clared all the Dominican ports in a state of block ade, and denonnce…
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end of all national independence and social safety if the peo ple invested with the property of a 8tate?the Nation?were to be restrained in adopting order according to its own views of policy, as rega…
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twelve guns, has lately lieen purchased and now lies in the harbor, together with a topsail schooner of six guns, (formerly the Kathleen, of Philadelphia,) and three little clippers of two guns each. …
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a barque, a topsail nnd two other schooners, had a alight brush with the Dominicans on the 2d inst. at Montecristo, after which the latter ran their vessels on shore, and abandoned them. They were sub…
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We issue in a supplement to-day, a full report of uie closing scenes in the convention. Very Late from JIavti. The Wm. Nelson Gapt. scoit, arrived yesterday from Port au Prince' whence she sailed on t…
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U. S. fri 'ato Raritan, Com. Turner, was at RID, last from Montevideo. LATER I ROM PORT AT PRINCE. Captain Scott, arrived oil Sunday from Port an Prince at New York, which lie left 14th inst. A few da…
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vious nights. Added to ilie aliove, Mr. Barton will sustain the character of Christopher Strap, in ttic farce of A Pleas nit Neighbor,'" Willi a good cast of characters Go early, if you wish to secure…
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MEN'S FRIEND St n'l ETV, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, in ill" Lecture Room of tlie Rev. Mr. the hits' Church. Tin: Ladies are re quested to attend. ee3o-8t !-SHERIFFALTY. To MY FRIENDS AND FE…
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14th inst. bave been received from Gen. Taylor, but they contain no important information. Aris ta had been at Mier, but not accompanied with a military force nor was there any indication of the conce…
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—and it was thought at Port-au-l'iatte, that tho Haytiens would rot bo able to regain the Spanish part of the island. Tho inhabitant ot Port au-Platto and Santiago had purchased tiie American brig Ale…
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tain P.ORERT V. iltt.t., Will leave Ike in;. tout -V street Wltatvis every TIIFRSDAV M< ilt >I (I, at eight o'clock, for M liitii aveti, u ho.; pIa(M- slsc will It a\c the m ,\t morning. (1 R'D.W i o …
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it a flying visit yesterday evening, and found it was not yet fully organized for exhibition. As it will remain open two or three weeks, I will in due season send you a notice of some of the more prom…
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friends, who were afraid that we were legislating in ad vance of public sentiment. Net twenty towns in the State have voted for liquor-licensing Commissioners. From Care Havries. By the brig Eolus, Ca…
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New-York Stare Cessus—The following are returns from 29 Counties, compared with 15840: 27 Counties rn Flies. oseeerae reli AE oP A dl 50.739 "Gain in 5 years, 108196. wl delphia, was recently bought a…
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ilOOO damages. __ _ FROM CAPE HAYTIEN.—By the brig Eolus, in fifteen days from Cape Haytien, we learn that the Haytiens had taken the pilot boat Virginia, formerly of Hampton, Virginia, but at the tim…
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aome of the inhabitants but we have official news here to day that they have been defeated by the troops of Port au Prince, the leaders taken, and the insurrection suppressed. Col. Bedouet has shot hi…
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rl troops were immediately despatched to the place, ra I and some forty of the leaders captured, twenty of th e whom were summarily shot; and out of twelve who ca underwent a trial, nine were condemne…
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By the arrival of the brig Forest, from Port au Prince, we are in the receipt of papers up to the 28th ultimo. The news contained in them gives details of a further insurrection that had taken place i…
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is not unjust, unnatural, or improper, because of the vast dis parity in the moral nature and the intellectual endowments of the two races. But I cannot too earnestly express my disap proval of the pa…
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Ch ippell, democrat, whs elected President of the Senate, ami' J. Jenkins, Speaker of the House Important from Hayti.?We have jeceived some important intelligence by the fine bn%' Hun tress, Capt Bake…
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arms. Art. 40.1 he officers and soldiers of the Civic Guard, on I active service, will be soldiers, aud receive rations like the rest of the standing army, without any distinction. It will be necessar…
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d further use of our files to-day. L x 11 an i thin 11 Important from Haiti?By the arrival at New t*r? York of the brie Huntress, from Port au Plane, Y whence (he aailed on the 24th ult., the Herald h…
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"Art. 40. The officers and soldiers of the civic mor 1 guard on active service, will be soldiers, and re- was ceive rations like the rest of the standing airmy mor j without any distinction." tniei It…
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Great commercial advantages would accrue lo the United States by the recognition of the independence of the Dominicans. There are great numbers of the old French fami lies, who have become identified …
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Sid 10th, brig Carolina, Thomas, Malaga. Montreal, Not 14?Cld bri(> Young Queen, and Souter Johnnr, Liverpool. Nassau, Nr. Nov 5?In port, brij Henry Cole, for N York, arr 1st; schr T R Betton, for Bal…
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following gentlemen as members of Congress, viz: Jacob Thompson, Jeflerson Davie, Stephen Adams, and R \VP.‘ Roberts. All Democrats,— Mississippi elects her Congressmen by general tickct.-—.}our. of C…
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self-appliuse, t'<at they bad accomplished already what i they only hope I und dreamed to see accomplished. Heme wi-, i i *ln* Unit. J .States, Joceived by the aits of t iiiti'lt lesuilitnvwere brough…
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tion, not new to the humatf race, men were taught "'o wors1 ip devils," while they thought thoy were worship ping (iod! They were taught to believe that they had done wonderful good, when they had set…
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1' rencn, then intimidated, and dreading the effects of a collision ?ith men of such a stamp, flushed with horrid i victory and recking with blood, tney averted the storm hy quiet submission, hoping, …
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and licentious habits ol the negroes. The institution oi marriage, and a regard to its constiaints, has so fallen into disuse, that it can scarcely be said to exist any longer among them? into such gi…
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general sympathy wo'ild be felt by a generous people lor a nation cf our own race struggling to escape from tho horrors ol African slavery struggling to cast off from the shore* of tlie western hemisp…
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men, including a colonel, took possession of the place. On receipt of this intelligence, the President, ordered all the troops at Cape Haytien to march for Lexavon; but informaiion arriving tlie next …
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On the 28th ult. news Waa received that betw a receives official oibrnatics of the passage of a Pill by A RAARK H NEWMAN, Pabiisher, 199 Broadway. Chromic Sore Eyes, Ring-1iorm or Tetter, Scald Hend, …
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5 such as Ulcers of the Laryzx, Throat, Nose, ms Twerpty-Gfil and Twenty-sixth sts. Rent S150 per ni R. B- MASON, Supt. Rocky Mountains in the year 1242, and to Oregon and bat the Legislature will be …
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3 both ligament and bone, and where, (0 all aprearance, the Jot if the rear on 19th-st. For terms, whieh will! be Fun in connec h te Cars, twice daily each ELIHU TOWNSEND, 3 Mer. way, for Passengers, …
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ern, (that il, the Dominican, \'art ot the inland i to witl draw within a month's time, from ti.at section of the coun tjy, tinder ptin of lioing coiutidered accomplice! of tha insurgents. and punishe…
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io do. m Danish veiatls... 2,011 2,686 To Portugal,in U. 8. vessels 6,518 r,0U rodo. m Portuguese ves'ls 1,543 To Mexico in U. 8. vessels. 45,875 3,170 19,263 8,0<l T A To Austria in 6,382 8,996 17,69…
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Minister King at Paris, setting forth the reasons why thers can never be enough to the U. States should strennously oppose the general policy of favoring Emancipation which he attri buted to Great Bri…
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from the Nerth, which, with 5,000 already despatched, he intended to lead sguinst the Dominicans as soon as his pew steamer arrived. He had also ordered the tleet to be equipped to cooperate inthe att…
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was slain, in 1806, and the country was divided among several chieftains, the principal of whom wer& Christophe, in the southwest, and Petion, in the northwest. In 1811 the former was crowned under th…
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war and makes treaties and appoints all public func tionaries.—His salary is nearly twice as large as that of the President of the United States. The Judici ary consists of a High Court of Equity, wit…
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In Maine, Canada, Aec., the mercury run down to three and ten degrees below zero, and the Creoles in New Orleans, were astonished to see iceicles nearly a foot in length. The north, south, east and we…
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the 27th ult. a battle took place between the flaytien and Dominican armies. Gen. S., it appears, attacked a fort occupied by the llaytiens, and after a desperate fight of two houis, during which thre…
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advance. 10coples fur $15, or 20 copies If Bryant had not written, Mr. o not sufficiently palpable. The Doctor assumes above as on 4d oF in 2 A EL i BUNE, me J BY GREELEY Mc OFFICE TRIBU ELRATH. FIVE …
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this induces me to offer you the following observa- this Herald communication? Does Mr. Hogan bring tions, by way of antidote, which I hope may receive provosals from San Dominzo to brinz that island …
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an Englishman, in Madeira, in that most sacred of that a single regiment of Dominican Creoles, if it i human rights, that of teaching the Gospel. Lord could be organized and brought into the field, wo…
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GEORGE B. CHEEVER. geized and swallowed by him with all the avidity UA Ephe He SEEN REL, aire of a starving scrap-gathere age roo oo Tribune received by suthonzec. Ageats, ING Co. ps ho Reporter of Dr…
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New.Orlesns to Clacinuati~a portion of tae Hy and achinery will be saved. uring Miil of Richurd Russe! was consumed, {tis aisosne and loss of vulce. Price <5 cools 2 box. Sold at the priocipal drug st…
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blacks towards the mulattoes. w hile the mulattos excited the first against the whites. All was lost. Then CBme the revolution of 1843, prepared for a long tinio for a social reform. But it was a dece…
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I will analyze the constitution of 1-43. and then give you, frankly, my opinion upon the political rights which, a* a deputy of tho people, I have sustained in tho con xtituent tribunal. 1st. Division…
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of authorr ing tha establishment of a National Bank, and of revi?i ig the constitutioti The representatives, wt o?o rompeoantion is Axed at $260 a month, must be 3ft yoara? ol age at least, and domici…
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he particularlvlavored commerce with theBritish islands, in reducing tlie rates of duty to a per cent in lavor of KxiRlisSi m I'Chandize, Whilst all other nations paid l'J pel cent, because the cabine…
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la, who succeeded him, discovered tho organization of a pnrty iu favor of Potion, a party which was so augment d by the intr.gues of the latter as to menace tho exist ence of the south and west; for i…
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ereafter, not under the Dominican flag. The French rar-sleainer 'Tonnerue' returned again into jioit lis morning, probably upon the consular agent's flairs, concerning which 1 wrote you full particuir…
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barked for Scotland in the next steamship, to take possession of the goodly fortune. INTERESTING FROM HAYTI. The N.York Herald lias advices from Port an Piince to the 7tb inst. The difficulties betwee…
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venient book of reference throughout the year. The price is daly 12§ cess per copy. or $1 per dozen. amt To-Dar's Qursipz—First Page: The Dominicans sad Haytiens: Letter from Clocinnati, Landed Rights…
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is not correct. Other rumors are afloat in the papers, touching the same subject which are e qually destitute of foundation.— Union. FROM HAYIT. Capt. Hoyt, of the barque Hecla, from Port au Prince, w…
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From the American Almanac for 1846. Republics of North America. Population. Cuplals. Presidents. ..17.060,453 Washington, James K. Polk. Gen. de Herrera. i arch 1, 1845, but have lw Tuite] State verse…
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My distance from New-York is so great that I have but just seen the Herald of the 24th ult., which contains a communication from the city of St. Do mingo, signed W.’ evidently written by an official c…
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Fnow St. Domivoo.?We learn from Oapt. Robineon, of the arhnonrr Larch, arrived yeaterday |h( from Port Pain, (8t. Domm^o,) in diatreaa, that pre- on Tiouato hi* departure the French army had returned …
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be auributed to the contemptuous tone of our Governmeat towards these Islanders, may be inferred by those wio are familiar with American far this geglect is to missionar.es. SE In the present state of…
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French Admiral ol the station, who repeated the demand, which was again refused, with the observation, the! should Dubrac appoint an a^ent to settle his affairs, tho agent should receive every facilit…
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Third at. Pittsburgh, eccupied by Mr. Henry Nobles, been comm: 5 sured. This is the first fire which bas occurred in the Upholsterer, was destroyed by fire, s ha Pp J upposed to have The building was …
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boon carrying on his operations for a period of four years. Tire larcenies are alleged to bavo been com mit JS i and on board a steamboat on tho Mississippi /few Or I* mm Picayune. Hayti Nkws? America…
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Our missionaries have gladdened nearly every be nighted spot, From Greenland’s icy mountains To India’s coral strand.' But it is a melancholy fact that Hayti has been overlooked. A million of people a…