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night, ana put up at Congress Hull. On examination in the moruing be found that his trunk had been broken open and robbed of lour thousand dollars in gold dust aud money. He was on his wav to Cadiz, O…
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ed in this part ot the island, and her citizens made to suffer the most wanton and scandalous insult and abuse. 1 send you herewith your papers, bills of lading, and other letters, which 1 wish you to…
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Organization of the Kentucky Legislature. The Kentucky Legislature convened to-day. The House after four ballotings re-elected tho Speaker of the last ses sion. The Senate organized by the re-election…
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j York, speaks of the insolence of the new monarchical govern ment, particularly to white citizens of the U. States. The I oonsul, Mr. I^orine, says: My life was threatened yesterday by high authority…
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probably all of thain arc whalere;- ships America, and S?aDaa; burke John IV CoUin. and Kirkwood; brig Got Thorp; lebr Kvato." Sid Xlth, brig Meteor, Talparaiaj. CnAckaa, Jan .t?iti/J Coben, from NOrl…
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10. Serious riots at 'Montreal, iho house or Ilnn.L. II. LaFoiinlain assailed, &,e. Gen. Piez siirrourded by Monaga.s' troops, surrendered near Carabobn, Venezuela. 22. The Peace Congress opened its s…
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t ween La Varhe and Point A harem. TV IMmini tan fleet had bombarded and burnt Port Rrvjfre, reducing it to aaliea. and alao bombarded Dame Marleandeeveralothrramnllpnrta. The emperor baa put the mono…
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counsels arc listened to by the inhabitants of that island: "There are various reports as to the present state of Hayti. A fire, which bos destroyed almost every house in the town, has occurred either…
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place of residence to Washington. The whole amount of circuitous or illegal miieage thus recciv ed, stands thus—Senate, $21,14620. House, $52.- 326.40. Total amount, seventy-three thousand four kundre…
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a deep son ml toil among his friends, as well as profound regret among Ms brother officers. [Philadelphia Bulletin 6th. From Ham.?The Boston Journal, of the 2d iust., has the following: "By recent arr…
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prcaume will cover their loaa. The firemen are entitled to all praiae for their exertions to extinguish the fir*-. The night waa so intensely cold, that the water froze aa it fell, notwithstanding whi…
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how well fitted hia race is to take rank with the other racea of the earth. The second act of the J(l| comic drama, m which he is performing the lend- ing part, though not without the intervention of …
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has arisen to distinction after being the ostler of Buyer, he cannot write his own aam?, but is not w< the lens rigid, in consequence of his ignorance, in Jf[ 1111 Imping IIIUVC nuu T1BII III" IPIOIIU…
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vessels loading at this port for California than at any one time since the discovery of the golden de posites in that distant region. The following is a correct list of the vessels now tm Ships Jane H…
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Esq., who in an eminent degree possesses the above qualifications. YVATER.EE. Editorial Gleanings. Methodist Church Suuth?The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will meet at …
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intention to the Governor that he must not only make remuneration, but an apology, for the overt act. This* he said, would be demanded and enforced, and that a re petition of so gross an act ot inhuma…
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w? i Id wi.it ft r a war strain* r, vt inch was daily exim ltd, aid then pn t et d aguiuat the Dominican*. 1 he llaytun iroope were d.nly exercied liel'ore the J'It etdt til's palace, weir increasing …
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all. She was supposed to be partially insane. Lara raOM Ha vti.?Captain McLaughlin,of Uie schooner H. F. Baker, arrived at New York ou the IOth instant, from Aux Caves, Hayti, reports that n the 19th …
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Tbcototapoly law will be finally repealed on the kith of June aext The government will continue claiming one-flfih of all i|iiantitics af coffee shipped f<>r foreign porta Thla ftfth will be paid at f…
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position of Cuba, and its distance from other points. From the soutisrn part of Florida to the most northern part of Cuba the distance is 113 miles. The distance from the extreme south west pm'nt of C…
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Even XIr. Green's sudden arrival from Hayti does not clear up the matter,but gives room for a few more grave doubts and mysteries, because the Spanish authorities have recently designed to aid the Dom…
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part of the blaad the Dominican* the Ka*t, or old fianirb |a t which I* altoat three, fourths of the *1 ?l>. 11a finer are black* and number about frUoUOO; th-lMtir nnmhi r about "Jno 000 and are i,t …
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Twa Cat*. Ma; 1?? Bark Mala, fraaa Moblla, dias brig i apt John, Burgta, litwa tor Tubaaca ia a fkw da;a; aibra S*?ti<-h, Watio, from Mlrloaaa for NUrloaaa, da; libballa ILcapaoa, fin Mobilo, diao Hou…
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j tyrannical robberies and confiscations of American property, a aum amounting to nearly one and a half millions of dollars Here is an amount worth talking al?<ut, and claims founded in justice which …
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Comkoh Pi Part lit ,149. Ml 363 MV Ml. HM 866 ?67. MV *71 37*. 874. 141 IU 377 Part 2.1 I 271. .V.0. 198. 866. 616 41* 620 624 128, M. 690. S3 a. 1 t%4 loft &ai& A40 8i n?in? c. I IT 21. 7# ir 17. 491…
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There has been a secret ngent of the Brit ish government here for some time, busily engaged in bringing about a union between the Dominicans and the Haytiens, so that there should be but one governmen…
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uneral procession in honor of the "brave veterans" vho fell at Cardenas. There is no other news. Phila. North American, 22d. Fuom Pobt au Pbince ?By the arrival at this tori yesterday of the brig Davi…
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whole troupe amounting to about forty persons,) is on the eve of returning to the United States, from which he has beeu absent for the last year. Mr. Rappe returned with many presents and a large sum …
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means, which has been sn long in prrjtaratinn, has lieen delayer! or postponed. Captain Gardner reporta that the Kmperor ha* recently adopted the arta of diplomacy for a settlement of the contentions …
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does not contemplate a coercion for the payment of debts due from a foreign Government to citizens of the United States. As I understand it, the claim that we have against the Gov ernment of Hayti gro…
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Mr F0OI E I will alate what my reasons were, and will vote to postpone it with the greatest pleasure, if the mn! PrfP?red to make the state ment this moment. Ids this: there bus been s large fund oi i…
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coeici'in (o. .h. wmen.ol J.buda. from a foreign Government to citizens of the ^ni ed States. \s I understand it, the claim that we have against the Gov ernment of Hayti grows out of certain regulatio…
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should be supplied with a bill of health certified by the Brazilian Consul, oo From PorT-aU-PRiNCE—We learn from Capt. Callin, of the schooner Jenny Lind, which arrived at this port on Friday from Por…
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Voss almost immediately discovered that the watch was stolen, pursued the man, and had him arrested. ('apt. ('ullm, of the schr. Jenny Lind, at New York, from Port au Prince, reports that the 10 per c…
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tnlcss he cants or equivocates against the instiutions of the land that gave him birth. Hayti. The A??> York Journal of Commerce says: We learn from Capt. Cutten of tho schr. Jenny Lind, from Port au …
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Haytiens against the Dominicans, which has been so long in preparation, has been delayed or post poned. Capt. Gardner reports that the Emperor has recently adopted the arts of diplomacy for a settleme…
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HOUSE or KEPRHETrATIVU. WEU.SL.SPAY, JILT 3, 1800. Mr Holism asked leave to introduce a resolution instructing the Committee on Foreign Afr*irs to inquire into and report m to the expeditncy of placin…
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and yet rapidly, running back info the bnraric State, a course to which the ignoraiics of the overnment unerringly directs it. Every step tuen has been a slep backwards'. Tlie seat of the rst European…
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is not without a peer, who appears in the .-hape sid perron of Mr. Joseph P. Cjuthouy, who is soon to be, or is, at Boston, tn rimtt to W isl ington. He is probably commissioned to bear the Meek te .1…
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thousand francs to be paid on the dowry of the Duchess of Orleans, as if the French people had not made p revolution to throw off all the burdens as well as the humbug of royalty. A short article in t…
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Dominica has been ratified with the British Govern ment. A note, by Lord Palmerston, accepts medi tation proposed for the termination of the war with the inhabitants of Hayti. In view of this, the Bri…
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of the 21st learns from th* ])>ariu dt la Marina that the treaty with tiie Republic of Dominica liai been ratified with the British Government. A note, by Lord Pnlrnerston, accepts mediation proposed …
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BY THE HIDNIGAT SOUTHERN NAT PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Bopt. 2, By the arrival &t your port, yeeterday, of the sohr- -Johe Castner, from Hayti, the Philadelphia Mx- change hes received the following lette…
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M.; andthe laborers there are creating trouble. The County Union says their revenge for an ima- givary insult is the destruction of trash houses, or ghe mutilation of cattle. Hayri—-1t ia stated in th…
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purchased an interest in the Advertiser estab lishment, and will hereafter lake charge of its busings* concerns. Mr Curtis was, some years since, a proprietor of the same newspa per, and is favorably …
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ton is the acknowledged favorite. At the Democratic Congressional Convention for the Milwaukee district, held hist week, by wbicli Avndrev E. Elmore was placed' in nomination for Congress, Col. Beutor…
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flected dishonor on the Government whose accredited agent he waa." Unwilling to anticipate the action of the Executive, which hai not yet made public the result of my mission to Hayti, I have heretofo…
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nage and rapine during the insurrection on this island in 1791 and'92. For the cauee of humanity it is earnestly to be hoped that the United States Government will take eotne measures to prevent the f…
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required by my instructions; but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to reflect any dishonor on my Govern ment. I have the satisfaction of knowing that my conduct received the hearty appr…
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instructions, but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to rtflect any dishonor on my government. I have the satisfaction of kuowing that my conduct re ceived the hearty approbation of uias…
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drove buck the Haytiens with terrible slavghter. The announcement ol this dofile shirmish cavsed much uncasiness to the Emperor, who marched on the 11t from Petit Coave, at the head of his stufl and 4…
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this Italy of the West?this magnificent humbug!! Late from Hayti.? Commencement of Hostilities.?Jeromie, (Hayti,) Oct. 11th, 1850.?Intelligence from Port au Prince has been received, stating that host…
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Late f?om Hatti?Commehcejuitt or IloartLti*?. Jtrrmit, (Hayti,) Ortobrr 15,1 'twf,? Intelligence from Port an f*latt haa fx en re. eiveil to-day, atating that hoatilitiea have actually commenced betwe…
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The New York papers learn, by an arrival at that port from St. Domingn, that a conspiracy against tbe Government had been detected at Jacmel, and that two men had been shot eight more had been condemn…
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Hayti, to the 15th of October, state that hostilities have actually commenced between the Haytiens and Dominicans. On the 9th inst., as the van guard of Solouque's army was desceitdinir the Pass of Bo…
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who had for long years distrusted and de nounced him Prank. Com. Late from Hayti.— Commencement of Hostilities —Jeremie, Hayti, Oct. 11, 1850.—Intelligence from Port au Prince has been received, stali…
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Boston, Tuesday. Dec 17. Yurther accounts {rom Hayti to the 1st inst. The panic on account of the ravages of Cholera &t Jamaica had sabsid- ed, rot a death having occurred from it at ort- The Emperors…
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Karr, 3a T Wardle; Brazos, sco, G Watki Edwards, C! Kale Hunter, Parsons, Co; Se Eien Rod (ME Wells) 1 Livan, Tuxas. Briga Moses, Bulkley, St Marks, &c, Shaw, Portland Cathar i Scha Henrico. Tuttle, m…
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Snow, Wilmington, Del; steamer Kennebec, Flowers, NYork. ley, Boston; Mont'cel'o, Cliifard do; N wa Caroline, Haw- do; Roamer, rzh; Malvina re By Telegraph, BOSTON, Dec 17—Lrr brig Amada, from St Th S…
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And gaze on the bill« of my own native land, I'll brush from ray pate cheek the tear drops tiint roll. And wake for the c, only, the herp of my aoal. Columbia, Tain. Haytli Some «sixteen hundred miles…
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as it is groundless. We do not speak positively on this point, for we confess we are not sufficiently in formed of the facts to do so. The conclusion is abundantly plain, on the general principles to …
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the locomotive genius of French liberty! Her red and her black republicans’ could unquestionably teach Washington, Jefferson and Franklin their A, B, C, in the sublime creed of human freedom. Selectio…
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a hundred, rose in the night and took possession of the principal gstes of the city of St. Dontingo. By the influence of some of the foreign residents whose sympathies were with them, and who went I b…
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'ranee, have been for some time endeavoring to I irorure the subrnisaioii of the Dominicans to I louluque. We have recently been informed that his view of the subject, hua also been adopted by he Gove…
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this matter where the death of General Taylor left it, byjnominating an Charge d’Affairs rather than go back to the beginning, by sppoiutiag a mere secret agent. This bad siready een done by President…
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magnificent work of art, worthy both of Virginia and the distinguished recipient. The Committee of Ways and Means have done nothing on the Tariff question, and the prospect is that the whole subject w…
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lailurs Is nat from weakness or inanllciant tea-going quail 1 lev, but Is one arising from causes not sotiHitad to this line or American steam navigation. ENGINEER. A Washington correspondent of tb? N…
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t ha Staamehlp lla'lla rnr. wt'iinn i'a*sa?k or imk mr.Tif:. The following letter mprctirg the outward [fitMffe of the American *tr?m-hi; lUltic, hn been kddreaaed hy (>|itflin omatock, her coiutn ind…
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Faow Hatti.—Letters from CapeHaytien, of the 7th in stant, say that the sloop-of-war Albany had arrived there from Havana, to look into the matter of the arrest and deten tion in prison of the captain…
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sideration of the Lil providing for the equalization of as sesamenis throughout the Stale, Progress was made in the vil Finydd, We learn from Capt. Cutts of the American brig Haytl from Port au Prince…
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of their masters. They were protected by civil- j ized States. They possessed the richest island i on tlie globe, with the richest commerce at their doors. The result is very notorious. Famine j ravag…
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which subsists is that of a bloody and stupid beast w.ho is emperor over one corner of the island. Off from the seaports, the people have lost arts, religion, industry, decency?have re.lapsed into abs…
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also, the Commissary of Police at Gonaives. At or near the capital the Minister of Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytien, have bee…
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r.y later ndvicts froin llayti, rcoeived in this city we have a more connected account of the late plot to overthrow the existing imperial government of i 1 U Fe-cstablish the republic. In the first p…
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the ^aranac, for damages for the illegal impr'ison nicnt oft .upt. Inyo ot the ta-nndi r, we learn that the taytien government informed him in -iib-tance thut they were willing to pay Capt. Mayo some'…
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tained. And this is New York j- From the Botlon Traveller. The Plot to Overthrow the Empire of Ilaytl. Bv later advices from Hayti, received in this city, 1 we nave a more connected account of the lat…
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Relative to the demand mads by Commodore Parker, of the Saranac, for damages for the illegal imprisonment of Captain Mayo, ol the Leander, we learn that the Haytien government informed him in substanc…
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if similar feelings exist with respect to the British Wui India islands?the Bahamas and Bermuda. St. Uuiuhigo ui.d Iter Destiny. By an arrival at Boston, we have had accounts from Hayti, which a.-sure…
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naives. At or near the capital, the Minister of Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspira tors, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytien, have been shot. Is was supposed dial many …
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i stupid tiling to think so,) hut where it oug! o he, nnd when it ought to he, and where a lo, or shall do, in God himself, nnd only hin is the very tradition distinctly clenreth the case. Boston, Apr…
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Gonaives. At or near thccapital the Minister of Public Jus tice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as seve 1 ralof those arrested at Cape llnytien, have been shot. It was supposed that ma…
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nanners in bis book. The Haytian Quostion, The endeavor is often made to mis lead the people of this country with re- i d spect to Havti, and it is even proposed to prompting the child himself to aspi…
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was done ina legal manner, thé U. S. Com- mercial Agent, Mr. J. L, Wilson, intervened to procure Lis release. Undér the laws of Hayti the offense is a bailable one, but the bail must be offered to the…
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of £251,979, three quarters of which were cottons and linens. This businessour met- chants can monopolize if they choose to try it and if no trouble intervenes. The condition of the Island is said to …
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Gonaives. At or near the capital the Minister of Public Jus tice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as seve ral of those arrested at Cape llaytien, have been shot. It was supposed that ma…
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to acknowledging the independence of the Dominicans but it waa generally atated on the day Capt. H. sailed that the Chambers bad rejected the propoeition, and that the claim made for the detention of …
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the high and mighty Emperor of Hayti, according to the latest news we print this morning, from the Port au Prince, has been venturing some further manifes tations of his dislike of this country and go…
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put an end to all such villainous companies." Later from Hayti. Bnslon JJpril 28. The schoon er Mary Chilton, from Port Au Prince, the ninth, arrived to-day. Capt. Hollins reports that the Cham ber of…
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or near the capital the Minister of Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytren, have been shot. It wars supposed that many more would s…
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to-day. Captain Holkins reports that the chamber of deputies had been in session to con siaer me propwuiun ot me /inierirsn government, relative to acknowledging the inaependpnce of the Dominican*. It…
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naives. At or near the capital the Minis ter of Public Justice and several of his fel low-conspirators, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytin, have been shot. It was supposed that many m…
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substitute for proposition B, (the witfliagu basis report) so a* to strike out the restric tion upon the representation of cities and towns. Mr. ist* suggested flint it would bo better for Mr. S. to m…
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highest Court in a State distinguished for legal talent cannot but exercise an important influence in all the States and, among such a law-abiding people as those of Massachusetts, especially, the aut…
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upon to perform. But we are credibly informed that the whole matter is perfectly understood at Fort au Prince to be a solemn farce, and that the decision of the aforesaid legislators upon the grave qu…
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Union. Repeal that law, and millions of Southern j men will go about dissolving this Union as in the! performance of a sacred duty. As sure as God lives, this is so If the Union, then, is to be destro…
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ui u ii biiu iu ail luvti in miiiuii o vviiii'uiuw. Later from Hayti. Boston April 28. The schoon er Mary Chilton, from Port Au Prince, the ninth, arrived to-day. Capt. Hollins reports that the Cham b…
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large number at Port-au-Prince, including one or two of the ministry, about one hundred were ar rested at Cape Haytien, including several in office Iso, the commissary of police at Gonaives. At or lea…
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sented to be reliable authority, that the pay ments up to the present time, and which in cludes nearly all that is due, is between S0.000, and $90,000, and the Convention is within one week of closing…
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fully impressed with the importance of the duty they are called upon to perfoim*. But we are credibly informed that the whole matter is per fectly understood at Port au Prince, to he a solemn farce, a…
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been very heavy, as most ot the subsistence has been obtain ed from Missouri. It is now designed to make the army solf subsuting to a gTeat extent, and to establish the military posts at points where …