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her rudder, and next day went ashore and was wrecked at Caracol, a few miles above this place; and a fourth, on board which was the admiral, when last seen, was dismasted, and is no doubt also lost. M…
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pdence of the Philadelphia Exchange. [Per brig Smyrna, via Boston CAPE HavTien. Jan. 4, 1848. six sail of Government vessels left here ou the destined to blockade Port au Platte. On COMMERCIAL AND MON…
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wo been purchased for the Geis. the market at a reduction in order to buy in again at a revaral na ure ili made, at much expense, for a x te: 2H oy ae ditt n aginst the Dominicans, which, itis said, g…
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diately given up, with an apology. Capt. Reid, of the bark Nauti ns, mentioned above, re. ris that when about 23 miles from the sland, he was ailed by a Haytien main-ol-war, who ordered him to rs inky…
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glo regi si--11 1 of 1 1 1 1 i in negroes, lr.it that in liter ispec.ul tiion. I have, svon but few white tifi'i.Tii in ill j ran'.is of tins Do.uinicm ar my, an t u nt i t Haiti ar. supeii r to tue n…
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respects, our fiend has been sd!y gulled, or designedly misrepresents hi.; facts. Kvery falsehood to the ilis.u! v.tnt 'ge of the Haitians, in co.naion circa! .'.loo am mgst tho lowest class "s of Dom…
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asunder of its own weight, the free States will stand redeemed from the foul contagion of slavery which now rests upon them. The various false statements that have been pat in circulation throii;;h th…
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the annexation of the K.j stern part to the Re public of H iyii. Tin. re pir..st wms complied with, and llie Eastern portion became a part and parcel of that Republic, as much so as Massachusetts now …
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courage, in order t prove that blacks are not competent to maintain their rights even in their own countryiy indeed, they are supposed to hare any rich 's any where. Vo be sure, we are told of the adv…
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The President might, perhaps, have ehecltsl the decline in coffee throughout tho world, and forbade tho fires; but he could not veto the earthquake. On the score of indolence, the Haytiurts may be jus…
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or interested views, I gathered very different opinions from those imbibed by this writer. On Dominican ground I might very easily have formed unfavorable opinions of Domin ican govern nent, hut as it…
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ft very large majority. Good— Rev. Interesting from Hayti.—The barque Hecla,, 5 Capt. Hoyt, has arrived at New York from Port; I nu Prince, whence she sailed on the 7th inst. The difficulties between …
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name; and be will build upon it, improve iz. pay us Bute been tig cane: 12 per cent. interest regularly, and the principal ia From Hayri—By the brig Republic, Captain four years—that is, he will pay u…
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Dubras is explained and justified. It will be remem bered that Dubras, a French citizen, residing in Huyti, was violently jstpelled by the Haytiens from 1 the country. The Dpesident says that he had, …
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to lose its direction, or was discouraged by the cold, are of course questions which cannot he answered. We have no information as to the success of its companion. By the brig Republic, Captain Scott,…
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supplied with American produce. [Savan. Geo. ee ee EE Pro PoRT AU PLATTE.—By schooner Susan, 19 days from the above place, we have intelligence that three days prior to her arrival there, three Haytic…
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I be captain reports that an expedition was fitting out, destined to make an attack on the Dominicans. It was expected that the blow would bo struck in the month of February, from which the Haytiens e…
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importance, it ta that relative to the coneontranoii of a large Spanish Heat at Havana. It appear* that S the Dominican* had toplied to Hiiaui for udi that it had bean granted; and that the fleet whic…
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Com. Warrington," of Philadelphia, has alio been wrecked on the Dominican Ceaat, and nearly all on board, Admiral included, are prisoners. Three sailors only escaped down the coust, and have made thei…
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1 cern is so beggarly that it cannot afford to give htm enough for his support, while he lnborB?ealnusly tor its brief existence j Important prom Hayti.?The brig Snow, Cap;. I Douglass, arrived last e…
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of that instant exposure and condemnation which the thoughtless, curious by-stander, dropped in for amusement, is so apt to take for what the unmask ed hypocrite tells him it is—‘quarrellingamongour s…
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falsehood, freedom and slavery, are calling so urgently for the best exertions of all earth’s true hearted sons. J. E. SNODGRASS. Yucatan. —This Department of the republic of Mex ico has again declare…
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left. One of her officers states that in the latter j part of December three vessels of the Hay lien squadron were lost, and that the Commodore shot down one of the captains. The Turk*’ ls land Gazett…
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the fine imposed by the law; the remaining three are now in jail. By law, the bo3ts with all the effects on board are forfeited.” FROM PORT AU PRINCE. We learn from Capt. Cutis of the brig Hayti. arri…
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**^1 "nodewtion, that I am not ber of Spanish ships of war. From the to. Journal of Port an Prince, we translate moderation, this! What can planation of the views of the Spanish ships: eip E: s'»in in…
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whipper, the owners of these dogs shall pay six pence for every timo they come to the meeting." LATER FROM PORT-AU PRIN'CF.. Intelligence from Port-au Prince to the Ist inst. represents political affa…
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water. The engineers, on examining her, pro nounced her to be unfit for service. It is affirmed that the brig was known to be unfit for service long before the llaytien government purchased her. The j…
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handling a gun, when it was accidentally discharg ed, lodging part of the shot in his side, hand and arm, injuring him severely. We have advices from Port au Prince to the 10th instant. The projected …
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afternoon of the 2d instant. Later rrom Sl. Domince.—The ship South er, Burgess, arrived’at this pert this morning, from Port au ¥rince, bringing dates to Feb. 20, Captain Burgess reports that the Hay…
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ent tin no- to h-vnl nnunl fliv p "i- iiiv Mic man whose favors aro like the rays of the sun if they first strike the loftiest objects, it ia onlv ii... ii.A.. i i I. J .un. .ii,-jr iiiiijf gi.incu in…
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army at the Cape. The general impression was that the army would not leave the Cape to go against the Dominicans. It was also reported when he left, that there was another revolution at Port au Prince…
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by President Pierrot, was not generally popular: probably there was a jealousy that these great forces would be used u a means ot increasing the power 1 ot Pierrot, and ot adding strength to a despoti…
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ters of the republic. 'J has a com plate naooiution in tha govamment was affected in a few hoars, without the loss of a single drop of blood. President Pierot, with his cabinet and eauaoil, were at Ca…
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seldia, Higgins. from New Orleans for Boston, Sth passed schr Banger, of Farmington, no person on board. same day oxchanged signals with bark Zenobiy, steering East Rark Heels Hogi, from Port au Princ…
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many suferings.”, y&e y under so Havtien. to be sold to the Haytien Government Bark Amita. Lowell, Schr Sarah Aon, Naulty, from Malda. Jd insr lat 33 20 Lovell, 3 ds fm Boston, molasses, to oo! Rte) 4…
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In the brig Empire fram Galveston—Mrs, Baldwin, Mas. ter Baldwin, Mrs. Loughlin, J. HE. Trowbridge, and 2 in steerage, In the brig Haye: from Porta Prince—Mr. W. B. Vidal of New ork, Mr. Crowell, Mr. …
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they appear. The House then took up the Private calendar on which they were engaged till they ad- journed EE FARTHER FraoM ST. DomisGo.—The Courier publishes some additional items relative to affairs …
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mation of their movements. All the corps of the army are in fine condition and spirits, and equal to any service that may be before them.—Union. FROM HAYTI. The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunda…
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wou!d be an honor to any country. He is the Geperal Geffrard, commsnding the Arroadisement, but Provision. sence has been hailed 8s a blessing. Gerard, perceiv. ing the anarchy snd confasion that exis…
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Seagram in aiding in the so-called transfer exceeded his autho rity. But he has proceeded further, and declared the deed void and of no efect. FROM HAYTI. The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunday …
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nsiderable energy, and very popular among a. It wea thought that, notwithautnding ly and confuaion which have ao long prehe inland, he will aoon be able to eatabliah d of government. Immediately after…
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I constitution; to respect, and to make respected the rights and the independence of the Haylien i people.” Riche is said to he a man of considera ble energy, and very popular among the troops. It was…
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in New EnglanJ there are but 13,000 in 9, 235,000, or one to every 1719. Virginia has 35,000 children in primary schools, and New England 575,000. The annual products of Virginia amount to $77,000,000…
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8, we find the following details concerning the new pie President of llayu, Qea. Rich#, and his predecessor. President Pierrot. President Kiche arrived on the 4tb cr't lost and will remain al the cape…
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In a letter from Cape Haytien, under date of Aptil 8, we find t+te following details concerning the new President of Hayti. Gen. Riche, and his predecessor, President Pierrot. President Riche arrived …
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ing there in any character they please, and 1 know from what X have learned on the subject, that assistance of this sort would be accepted by the Dominican Government and ample provision made for thos…
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and marders. We learn that the brigantine Queen Vietoria, of Trinidad, Capt, Tucker, fromn Port au Prince, bound to Hamburyg, with a eargo of coffee, &e., put into Motant Bay on Thursday last to pur c…
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e: Berangcr, Barbes, Emanuel Arago, Jules Fabre rat, son of the former King of Naples, &c. 'be tribune iliplomatioue was occupied by Lord ani vy nui iiiain/y xtxi ivumi, iuc iimci ican imiiiMt'i on il…
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be placed. On his own responsibility, he procured from ihe Steam Mills ot Messrs. Atkinson, M Greg or Co., a supply ot bread io appease the hunger of these unfortunate people. We are glad that the Cor…
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year more than consume the annual revenue, what ran save it froin a rapid depreciation?it not nominal, at least actual, in the shape of enhan"?*d prices of all conimorli les ot consumption 1 No great …
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ceived, but enough was known to leave no doabt of the party commonly called the Liberal party, having a ms. jority From B Several convicts had recent! hulks, but were retaken. The Traveller says: Ther…
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fotty five year*, subject to military duty, in eaoh of the counties. which bave been reported to me, in accordance with an act entitled ''An aot requiring the assesemto take lists of persons subject t…
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P. A. Davis, of Annapolis, was seized by the Sheriff of Anne Arundel, on the charge of dredging for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay, I contrary to the laws of Maryland. The ves sel and cargo were forfei…
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replied in a letter warmly defending her husband. The cause of the suspension does not appear, but the Nassau papers seem to bave been afraid to publish anjiblog connected with the affair, Her Majesty…
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10 recolrer might hare made lettlemoaia. Thio, ho rgod, waa a rary different ceee from that of tho diree re or other partleo, who bare boon connected with w management of the bank. Tho reoolutioa lioa…
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The leaac Newton left yesterday on her first trip. The Alida will commence running in about a week is nominated by the Later from »t. Domingo. By Capt. SMALL, of the brig Washington, from §t. Domingo …
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pedition which had been got up by the Haytien Gov ernment, against the Spanish or Dominican part of the island, had marched to the attack, and were re pulsed with a large number of the blacks killed, …
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prepaid or not paid at all, on this side of the Atlantic. The American inland pct'.flge alone cannot be paid. Orj-Several persons fn! New' York have actually been deluded into paying their passage to …
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are made a legal tender, and like penal ties are annexed to counterfeiting these and other United States coins. OO-By Captain Small, of the brig Washington, the New Ynik Commer cial has the following …
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Our immediate prospects in silt raking, are not only excellent, but rarely so for this period of the year. Several persons commenced ra king on Monday, and in the course of a fort night or so, if the …
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Fkom Hayti.?The schooner Oneeo, from Capo [nytien March 14, arrived at this port this morng Acoounts received by bar represent that I'reeirat 8olcqoe was Itvylng an army of all capable ef ratlLg ata>r…
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the port of Aux Cayes, until thas part of the country becomes more quiet, or the whole island will fall into the bands of some other power. From the Domisiiae Republic—The War with Hay. Bythe schr. Bu…
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killed at Presidio Rio Grande, March 9, by two ne groes, one of whom was shot by the national guard, after confessing that he had murdered fifteen Ameri cans and two Mexicans. This negro was a slave r…
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ellow- citizens from it. A major portion of but, there concentrated. thusiaem by all classes, and the 14th, when matured, he ordered cam order of the day, “to the mr ple the bosom of tbe Republic thos…
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Their elegant singing ami altistie instrumental 1 rmaiicon w ill bear the most minute criticism We imniend them I ijihly toall our citizen*. and str ingers w ting the city h,.y will sing every evening…
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left before reported. Schr Panline, Stiles. Santa Martha. April 20, with indue and gold dust, to Everett Brown. April 2f>, off Capo Nicolo Molo (St Pomingo), passed aehr Mary Eliza, of Orrington, stan…
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schr Doioritas, Kelly, Balize, Honduras: Brsehr Dream, Cox, do. ('Id ships Dalmatia. Pousland, Boston: Medenseh, Chase, Havre; Elizabeth (Br). Kees, Liverpool; bark Sultan, Decan, do; brigs Apalaehico…
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[By telegraph to tiro Now York Tribune One Week Later from Hajrll. Boston, Thursday, May 3?8, p. m. rhc Silenus has arrived at this port from Cape Haytier th dates to the '20th of April, one week late…
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The gliomas has arrived at this port from Cape Hay tit n with dates to the 20th of April, one week later than previous accounts. The President was carrying everything before him. It was reported that'…
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except agricultural employment and monthly labor. The law also prohibits, under penalty, the employ ment, by any corporation, of any' minor under sixteen k ears of age, for more than ten hours in any …
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than weaken them, rather than endanger our future with fra tricidal struggles. The army that accompanies me is not an army of enemies it is a support, a succor for the true Haytiens of the East, with …
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This liiilJienHe emigration ia caused Jiv the policy puriued by thu mother country toward the colonlei. In withdrawing tl o protection hitherto extended .to IheUI. The recent tin-dirlcations in the ta…
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aging that country. (KrTha people of New Orleans were catching cat-fi.-h, in ihe streets, ou the 16th Inst. fj7" The re wsttfiroin Franklin, ludian, on last Thursday night. Tho lot i esti mated at v0,…
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Dominicans did not, wait trfe advance of the Haytien army, but retired upon St. t f ,i i .u" Jean. In this movement they were at- covered Lamatte. The main bod v of the J tacked by the columns under t…
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was dull. The currency was bad enough, twelve and half paper dollars being equal to one of specie. From a Bermuda paper we gain some additional particulars of the bittle between the Haytiens and the D…
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any great demand lor foreign provlslona aa the inhabi- tants. generally were much too poor to purchase to 1 any gn at amount Notwithstanding their troubles and deli ats. the language of the people was…
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mand for foreign provisions. as the inhabitants, gene rally, were much too poor to purchase to any great ymount. Notwithstanding their troubles and defeats the language of the people was as Warilke as…
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Coffeo continued quite scarce. The monopoly law wag still in operation, and several infractions of this law, by tbe llaytiun officials, had been punished by the government. Souloque was at Port au Pri…
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in the late Battle, One Thousand. Boston, Tuesday, June 10 By the arrival of the brig Vultare at this port from Port au Prince, we have dates to May 20. Cot fee continued quite scarce. The monopoly la…
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abeth, Eugene, Susan Ross, J P Lofand, Rio, Madison, Berry, Uneco, Soutberper, and El zabell from Manstaway, Deawsre City: Mary Wise, Zephyr, Theus, Mary Armand, Granite States, sad J Q Adams, NYork C…
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from Port an Prince 29lh ultimo, arrived here to-day. The captain reports that coffee was very scarce, and that the monopoly law was still in operation. Several infractions of this law hy Haytien offi…
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u Jb show the very age and bo*hj of the times. The brig Vulture, which sailed from Port au Prince, 2i)th ult., has arrived at Boston. 1 be captain reports that coflee was very scarce, and that the Mon…
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of the people at the manner in which he commanded the Dominican forces at the time they were put to rouie by President Soulnuque. It appears that lie had some intrigue with the latter, for in every en…
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to inqsise upon the lluyticn people by fulminatory uddtesaes and congratulations, d< tailing triumphs wmrn were un.irri.iiipii-hfii, milling irony to their I misfortunes, and showing thereby thut he h…
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At Hamilton there has also been a riot, growing out of a meeting called to in vite Lord Elgin to visit that city, there are still indications of trouble. At Toronto Hayti. Late accounts from Hayti men…
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bunting grounds. Captain Page, of Fort Snell ing, sent out a force to intercept them. They ■let the Indians at ttice Lake and drove them hack. Further difficulties are still apprehended. By the brig l…
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aine of guilds has been applied, deemed proper j interpose till the danger was passed.? China tail, .Vay 31, 1*49. Five Days Latch from Hayti.?By the arrival lis morning ol the brig Lauretta, Captain …
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by a decree ol tho legislative body, ''as a ttiaak of gratitude fur Ins eminent services.' The decree declares thai the present laws and institutions shall remain in force until they can be revised. S…
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on learning these faucts, Mr. Holmes presented Shechan with the $l3, aad also with §5 additional as a reward for bis honesty.—Boston Daily Ado Five Davs Later reox Havri—By the arri val this morning o…
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arrival, at New York, on the 24th ult., of the brig Lauretta Capt. Cook, from Port an Prince, the (ith inst., we learn that the Emperor Soulouque, of Ilayti, had confer red on several of fiis generals…
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inches long. They are called Ghilanes, and are rarely more than five feet high bodies lean and seem weak arms long and slim forehead low and receding; ears long and deformed mouth wide, and furnished …
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Most of the lending nnti-republican journals I Europe have dwelt nnxiously on tho impolicy i allowing this republic to obtain Cuba, inastnud ns it is possible that the white population of Bra a will n…
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("apt. Darling arrived at New Orleans on the 2*tfc nit from Texas, with the body of Major Gates. President Taylor has designated Tuesdays and Fri" days, fri m 12 M. te 2 P. M for vtrits of courtesy, a…
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Minister of Finance—Colonel Louis Ene Felicite Salomon, Duke of St. Louis of the South, Grand Cross of the Imperial and Military Order of St. Faus tin, Grand Cordon of the Imperial Order of the Le gio…