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that the whole matter is perfectly understood at Port au Prince to be a solemn farce, and that the decision of the aforesaid legislators upon the grave question of national interest," communicated to …
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has been directed heretofore. The expedition may have been scotched, but there are reasons tor believing that it is far from being in a dying attitude. LATEll FROM HAYTI Boston, May 13. We have advice…
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paper money, and $100,000 in copper coin. 1 he Traveller furnishes the following information relative to Bobo, the principal in the late inaurrection "Bobo is upwards of seventy-five years of age. He …
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party arrested are two officers?Capt. Cookaobe, of Colum bus, and Lieut. Ralstor, of Macon. They are to undergo an examination in a few days. Natal.?The United 8tates ship Albany, Commander Platt, arr…
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The appropriation bill and many other important measures were thrown over. Gov. Barry has ac cordingly reconvened the Legislature, to meet at Lansing on the 9th of June next. A private letter from Por…
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volving pistols was stolen from one of the counters whilst in charge of the police, ft had been stolen be tween the hour of closing the doors of the building on the 30th ult., and the hour of opening.…
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does not seem to have undergone any con- siderable improvement in the hands of the present Administration. After the United States. Hayti was the first region in the New World to declare its independe…
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may be proposed upon different principles.” Here may be seen at once the petty erd insufficient grounds on which the re- fusal to recognize Hayti has been put, and the pertipacity with which it has be…
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ed in our Southern cities. The New York papers state that ppwards of seventy tons of wild pigeons wer.1 brought to that city over the Erie Rail Poad last week. Five of the conspirators aga'ns: the Em …
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arroniiuodaled al Wevena'a, tinder the Alheaoum, oppoaita the Adelphi Theatre. May 31- 3Uf SFPERIOH Dsnematypsa 1- First Pras WHITF.HITRHThaaeneoded the fieId of bis more ground than any daguerreotypi…
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sylvania Society expects to send at that time a number of families, who design locating at the new town of Cresson," near Baxsa. All who wish a passage to Liberia by the above vessel should immediatel…
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schooner Ariathus, a-rived at New York yesterday morning 15 (lays from Jacmel, reports that Mr. Slsh", the U S. Agent left that place on the 12th May, lor the Dominican part ol tin* island on business…
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The mails and specie left Chagres in the Empire City May 25th. Everything was quict at 'iavana when the Georgia Jeft, and no apprehensionjof an invasion was felt. 4 number of the inhabitants had left …
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dure in the Southern tvtalrs of this confederacy.? Aided by the abolitionists, the blacks of South Car i olina nnd Georgia might d? induced to plunge into a bloody insurrection, to gain something like…
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London, also, the first daguerreotypist is an American, and he is overrun with customers. New Diplomatic Scheme—Central Amiri ca and Hayti. —Mr. Webster is about disposing the complicated Central Amer…
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Emperor has done, is to issue a proclama lion, calling upon the Dominicans to believe in his peaceable disposition. Thus, the need of the imperial government wishes to lull the Republic of Dominica in…
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dred and fifty delegates. The Hon. Levi Wood bury was unanimously put forward as their favorite candidate for the Presidency. They nominated Luke Woodbury, of Antrim, as their candidate for Governor, …
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lie towanls this country; but Siulou.juc's bankers in 1'ostofl, H. C. Clark and Co ujed every means to prevent the matter f'-om being pressed to a conclu -?'on, for the reason that if the indemnity wa…
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been pursued afford just cause for gratification. Mr. Webster is about disposing of the complicated Central American question by offering a comprehen sive joint pretectorate with England and France of…
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A petition with 2,000 signatures, in favor of rescinding the obnoxious order, has been forwarded to Washington. At 24 o'clock this aliernooi: Stubb, lor mayor, was 211 votes ahead, and is certainly el…
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In our leading article last week, wc referred to the plan proposed by Mr. Duff Green, for the colonization of the eastern portion of Hayti, the nature and designs of which have been fnlly exposed in t…
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what both parties want, and what both pirtins I need. The Dominioans are too weak for their adversaries, for the negroes, in addition to their numbers, are savage fightiug men Andthelliytien Kmperor i…
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war intended for the subjugation of the Doruin- 9 leans, that are thus atii/maiizAd h? th? mU>\ 9 "without so much aa an opportunity to bid adieu 9 to mother*, wives, and children. There are 9 thoae o…
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upwards— insured for zw 00U Three frame dwellings Likewise wok fire and were destroyed furontant riow Havre=-Cuapt Morse of brig Waitstill, arrived at New York June 2th, in wine days from Port au Prin…
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No. 1,110 days old, 121 lbs. Buck No. 2, 100 days old, 10G lbs. Ewe No. I, 100 days old, 101 lbs. The editor of the Charlestown Free Press says that those having anything superior, can notify him of t…
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for each have rapidly advanced. From Buenos Ayres. —Advices from Buenos Ayres to May, 15 report every thing in an unsettled state. Another Failure. —Hurlbut failed to-day. His liabilities are stated a…
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e le and represent tlvj ,?f sound principles, and I of n Southern eon tit i ncy. Tiik ai.leoed Hatti.f. betwkeh tup. Hat tikss and Dominiciass.?We learn by n HnyI tien gertleman, who arrived in this c…
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confounded, although strong efforts are mak ing to settle the questions that distract (he Republic of the Isihmus." In reference to Hayti, it is true lhafihese powers have made a strong representation…
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Ihc contract had been made by him or at his instance. C tptain Magrudcr and Secretary Conrad wore examined at length in support of the charges. 1 The Secretary's evidence wa3 not conclu ded when tho C…
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urtait hh w Mai fix ae. Jul f 2?Hlnfk Weeed -?1 <41 Marytead R'a. 9i. Itnia do I".",. Ml* llelMmora Ca, I'M u I <lo i^ii Kit,; 'ii Raltnaor* ard nth Hailr ad 11 nda. rr. I S Irtl4? JT.-harea Balliaior…
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Mark the audncily and impiety of this fall en man! Ho thinks that there is no higher law, in conscience or expediency, in heaven above or earth boueuth, thuu the hell-hoili Fugitive Sluvo Law 1 We mus…
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and properties of the blood, and the whole function of the circulation. It is, perhaps the moat interesting portion of our general subject. It will require several articles to do justice to this branc…
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massacre seemed insignificant. It is strange that in each of these great massacres French men should have been the victims, and that all the bloodshed has never been avenged, 'f'he mulattoes did not l…
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The N. Y. Leirisluture have before them a bill authorizing married women owimng siock in corporations of any character, to vote In olections for trustees or directors, as the case may be. This is taki…
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Havrs asxp Sy, Domingo —The news of a bat tle between the Haytiens and Dominicans, brought 1o us by recent arrival at this port (but subsquent ly contradicted by an arrival .t%omm.) seems now to be fu…
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was to be done. Commodore Chauncey was sent out to negotiate. He represented that the fears and prejudices of the Slave States tied the hands of the General Govern ment, and compelled it to adopt a co…
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of Dominica, to notify the people there of the truce that existed, according to (he understanding between the commissioners of France, England, and the United States, and him, the Emperor; but the bla…
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iMPoatAinf rR0MSTlD6MiKd." Vfi 1 learn from Capt; Morse, of the brig Wait Still, which arrived at thia port yesterday, fron Fort on Platte, June 15th, that an engagement had taken place on th 7th inst…
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HAVTI AND 8T. DOMINGO. The new. of a battle bet^ the Haytiene and Domini cans, brought by a recent arrival at New York, but aubse quently contradict* by an arrival at B-ton aeerm to-be fully confirmed…
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republic and the miniature Napoleon empire of Hayti. Before the departure for ihe Uni ted States of the French Consul General and the American special ardent, r.olice was fciv en to the Emperor Soulou…
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nducement offered to emigrants. A temperate, te ad y man, need have no fear of the climate it healthy here as in any part of the world, he Government and people are kind and civil to strangers, and, i…
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o the frontiers of Dominica, to notify the pe j ile there of the truce that existed, according to he understanding between the co 1 missionera if France, England, and the United States, and lim, the E…
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crowned heads of Europe, and create a native Bishop. At the Coronation, a general amnesty is expected for all political exiles, whose return to Haytt will be beneficial, for among them are men of inte…
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that, through a number of agenta, ihe Kmperor, imme diately after publishing his lale proclamation, made over tures to Ihe Dominicans to treat with him for Ihe eatah lishmenl of Iriendly relations, ag…
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and in good faith, two tbouaand men ubder the command of one of his generals to the frontiera of Dominica, to notify (he people there of the truce that exiated, according to the un l?g- fa"" lh? c?mmi…
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Soulouque, the black Emperor of Ilayti, re* ently sent, and in good faith, two thousand ien under the command of one of his generals the frontiers of Dominica, to notify the pea. le there of the truce…
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ment of the United States does not accord with the wishes of the people, and that an ir reppalablc law—a treaty —alone restrains their philanthrophy. Cuba is but eight hours sail from Hayti, and. were…
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Aadao*arto»«a to tie Dominican. to fcr tha aatabliabnant of friandly re *5?®"*' m,rM b r 111,1 u n pmpoaad to tha «àaaawiaa «afarrari i» Smml ofthaaaaaai 2wy wanaaful ia tfcair mitaioa af peace, and a…
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crowned heada of Europe, and ereete a native Biahep. At the coronetion, a general amneaty is expected lor all political exiles, whose return to Hayti will be beneficial, for among them are men of inte…
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whole route.?N*w York Kxprtm. Fhom Post-au-Pi-attx.?Dr. Smith, a passe ufer in the schooner Carlotta, in nineteen days from ort-au-Platte, reports a rumor there of an engagement between the Haytiens a…
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burnt brandy cannot sh ve him?down he musl go, and the Sallant and eloquent Higler will occupy his place. The einocracy ol ihe Keystone are untied, and when united are irreimltHe. The Republic, if it …
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this city last night, in good health, as we are gratified to learn, from a brief visit to his residence in Ohio.—Nat. Int. of yesterday. From Port au Platte.—Dr. Smith,a passenger in the schr Carlotta…
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‘bupplement!” The editor might realize something handsome by inducing this singular individual to allow himself to be exhibited hereabouts. From Port au Platte.—Dr. Smith, a passenger in the schr Carl…
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which recently convened at the Navy \ard at J Washington, has concluded its examination, and that the verdict of the Court is against the promotion of Lieut. Rhodes. Dr. Smith, a passenger in the schr…
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with much enthusiasm at the residence of B. Everett Smith, esq., the American consul, many of the public officers of the island being present and participating in the proceedings. Report ok another Ba…
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with the hope that the air would benefit his health. Latkb fbom Pobt ao Pbisck.?The Traveller states that letters received in Boston, both from Cape Haytien and Port au Prince, to July 16th, make no m…
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But such ia the general "mission" of the abolition press, everywhere. Later trmm Part aa Priaee. Boston, July 29.?The Traveller states that letters received here, both from Cape Haytien and Port au Pr…
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priqier, or the Fmipirc of Soulniiqne. still continues, and is decisive in every battle for the Dominicans. The lust battle at Cutuy, on the 13th, it is reported, cost the emporer's army of 2,700 men,…
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to 33,03 hhiring the year 183.") the number was *^,305, and from that time it ygularly increases to 3,102, with the exception of the year 1843. The proportion between men and women was 1,7:25 to lS3f,…
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terday examined by Recorder Génois, and the case dismissed. Insults. —Theresa Matsura charges some great unknown with intuiting her. Anne Wolfe is charged by Anne Mills with doing likewise. Ilayti. —A…
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died near LovelPs Furnace, on Friday latt, after a tihon illness, of cholera. On the same day, a ne gro died of the samediwaw. In this place, on Saturday afternoon, a middle aged colored woman «ervant…
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Daniel Webster, Secretary ef State, to invite him to deliver the annual address at the exhibition of the society to be held this fall in the city of Haiti- more, and that he has accepted the invitatio…
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poeed. Thin jury has now been menteen days engaged upon this oaae. Hatti.?The brig Fairy, Captain^Sheed, ar rived at Philadelphia yesterday morning from Port au Prince, whenoe she sailed on the 23d Ju…
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of 30,747 saints. During the last fourteen years more than 50,000 had been baptised in England, of which nearly 17,000 hud emigrated from her shores to /.ion. Tin. Late Rumored Battle in Hatti, betwee…
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The average yearly cast of each school was $47.68; the average wages of each teacher $37.99. The income of the islands for the year ending March .51, 1851, wat1 5330,546 the expenditure 5250,707. [New…
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wantsof the government, and it leaves a surplus for the purposes of internal improvement. The speech was delivered in the Hawaiian language; and afterwards road in English, for the benefit of the fore…
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nances, one spinning-wheel, one pair of cards, and one axe; five barrels of corn, five bushels of wheat or one barrel of flour, two hundred pounds of bacon or pork, and five dollars in va lue of forag…
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Apung, Cbingchung, Ranching, and a boat of other bloods, who smile with their new-moon eyea aa though the world was made of rain bow a, and a haw haw" the chief end of man.?Alta California. The late r…
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prevailed during the last Jay of her run, she would have made the quickest passage on re cord, having been previous to that, five hours ahead of the quickest time ever before made. The late rumored ba…
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which commenced on Saturday Inst, in the big tent at hnton, will continue through this week. The fare is ieduced to fiftj cents for the trip up and back. 1 mkets are for sale at Wetheibee'* clothing s…
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across the Island must be surveyed, and a railroad erected forthwith. Of a verity, this is a great coun try, and the people thereof are fast. I rom Hayti. —By arrivals at New York, intelli gence has b…
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i.aveu.nercm opinion., u. rcgaiua u.u j um.cl- oi uie b(JCn guilty 0f tl,e rcal duplicity in its attempt to conclusion urawn in cuiicr. vc nan conuense ami half extract an articlo from the American Wh…
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vices to the 2 4th of July. Sonlouqn. had sent large quantity of ammun.t.on and two regiments of men to the tronners, with the m tention. it is said, of *h®"ly making another attack upon the Dominican…
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man, with the exception that the collar is to be broad, and thrown back with a Byronic air. It is the only article of .drees to be worn! As it con- suits comfort, no drawers, pantst coat, vest or shot…
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ties with the Dominicans. At present, the orders to both the English and French Consuls are said to be, to blockade both Port-au-Prince and Cape Haytien in such an emer gency. As a truce has been agre…
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Hu HAN V, Oet. anil, 18.,0. 'SLOANS' JIOKSK OINIMKNT has kaiim:ii a okkat nwii for Purity, Mildness, Safety, Certainty, arid I horoiiglmess. it excels, and is now superceding ,u o her Ointments and l.…
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ties with the Dominicans. At present, the orders to both the English and French Consuls are said to be, to blockade both Port-au-Prince and Cape Haytien in such an emer gency. As a truce has been agre…
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latent. as was supposed. tha holders of don^tpoaa woaa shy, and h*? thate at *2 3? Tha English and rtanah Cones!* had firaa ptttfle ate tlce that they would Mae hade erary port la tha lttao< In e?*e t…
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6oinc time since. He was recognised on the canal as the man who lived with Bartle, and had had a difficulty with him. From Hayli. Boston, August 23.?Datci from Aux Cayes to August 1st state that the E…
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Later prov Port-Av-Pusce.—Dy the brig Clara Windsor, froin the above place, we are 1 possession of dates to the 16th ult., whieh state that everything was then quiet. An express had arnved at Port-au-…
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sugar to-day at auction show cent advanced, and unchanged. The sales of Stucks quiet FROM HAYTI. Pour AU i’RINCE, AUGUST 15, 1851. The President, from Cape Hayti, arrived here this after noon, bringin…
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possible we now propose to do something to prevent wrong from being done to either. First, let us very succinctly review the his- torical aspects of the dispute. In what we have to say on this questio…
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quest, but failed for want of good generals ship and because his chief opponcat had too much of it. Sull, he has never recogz- nized the Republic, but has kept up a state of war, and has constantly th…
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against enslavement, or attempts by whites. If history, great thing is to guard his people at their subjugation. and the present state of public opinion in perhaps the greater part of the United State…
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Numerous claims for arrearages of pay in the war of 1S12 have arisen since the passage of the bounty land act, and, although not one in fifty is allowable, still the labor of investigation is necessar…
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Later from Port aii Prince.?By the arrival of the brig Clara Windsor from the above place, we arc in possession of dates to lttth ultimo, at which time everything was quiet. An express had arrived at …
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ships, munitions of war. etc, from being purchased in the United States and sent to Dominica The shipment of thousands of muskets would not be contraband, and the ships of war of the (Jotted States wo…
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Proisions firm sales of 500 bbls mess pork at $15! 75; prime $13.50 for new and $11. 62$ for old. Gro ceries quiet. Lard steady. Freights to Liverpool loacr; (lour 11 pence. New York. Sept 1,8 P. M. A…
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o; punctual subscribers. There is nothing, but the want of a right spirit, to prevent a Parlor Paper Irom prospering as ulxindantly at Richmond, as at Philadelphia, New York or H >?ton.?[Monongalia Mi…
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yesterdsy of an eighth to a quarter of a cent, and 1300 balsa sold. r- FROM HAYTI. Poxt au PaiscE, August 15, 1851. The President, from Cepe Hayti, arrived here this after noon, bringing the intellige…
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the conviction (notwithstanding the allegations of the authorities of the Mast) that, in the protection of the honor of Hay!inn people, it acts in strict accordance with the veritable interest of evet…
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tary to the Board, on Dr. Chas. VV. Davis, a gen tleman who served with great credit to himself in Gen. Wool’s staff' in Mexico. Dr. Davis is a ripe Spanish scholar, and the Board will doubtless be gr…
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for assure you the severest measures will ta f taken!" That's a royal H[>eech for you!?V. Y. I'if- 1 vine Poit. h _ _ b Nf.u York, Sept. 15.?Clements, convicted 5 of murdering Havens, has been pardone…
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to it, in order to improve, and the sooner the better, else we shidBiot remain good friends, for I assure you U^Bverest measures will be That's a royaf^^Bw for you !?.V. V. Evening Pott. New York, Sep…
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anil will be prepared to report to morrow. The amendments to the constitution will be considered at the session this morning. Later from Port au Platt, IIayti.?We learn from Captain Brannan, of the sc…
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machines will be supplied as rapidly as possible. We learn that there is great competition in New York for the first sup plies, with which view money and subscriptions are pouring I in to the Company.…
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and sunk her. The crew were saved. The Jonathan was slightly damaged. Boston, Oo t. 28. Advices received here from Port-au-Prince to Oct. 1st, state that the French and British consuls had lelt for (.…
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destroyed by fire this morning. These mills were the most extensive and complete in the whole Western coun try, and were insured at four offices of this city for $25,000, which will cover the loss. Bo…
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Boston, October '29.?The steamer America sailed this day, with twenty-three passengers for Liverpool, and twenty-two for Halifax. Important from llayti?Interference of England and Franci. Boston, Octo…
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(six miles distant,) and had never visited the city until upon It is suggested that North Haven is situated this occasion. in the valley of contentment. AFFAIRS IN HAYTI. The foreign Consuls at Hayti …