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of the three Powers, because, by so doing, it would violate Articles I, 4, and 116, of that Constitution, and consent to the alienation of a part of the territory of the Empire. "The second propositio…
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Monroe doctrine. Wo view the matter in an altogether different light; and we suepect the Pott would have been eilent upon the subject if, instead of opposing the sanguinary schemes of Soulouquc, Presi…
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advance; and if you and your colleague! should ocm those objections solid, you will communicate them to th Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hayti, and will require from im an an ewer to them. If this an…
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more brazen of its Northern servitors, as a good thing in iteelf—not a calamity inflicted on us by Great Britain, which we must have time respecting Politics since Election we are asked. Before Electi…
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merely the basis of Slavery as it exists at the South—but they are the animating soul of the projects now fermenting in the popular brain respecting Cuba, Hayti, &e. The very men right and eternal fit…
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fort, Ky., named Gurael and Ingram had a desperate renconntar, to-day. The former was shot in the chest, the ball penetrating the Inngs and the latter bad bis skull cleft with ja hatchet, Tbe Haitians…
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consliiutional and further, also, whether the people of Vermont are not as worthy of being protected against the multiform evils of this death-doing tinilb, as the Indians of the West? v. Haiti. A cor…
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the points of difference b* regulated and settled by deputies, named for the purpose by the two parties, in equal number on both sid< and that the decision he ffeet- d under the mediation and guaranty…
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officially to deplore the existence in a couu- try so civilized as the United Ktates.” R. M. Walcjl Ills Excellency the .Minister of For. .lairs. We hope when our Government shall again send a special…
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diplomacy—of the btso police which wo have pursued towards that important island. 1 tic spirit of Monroes dechirution is defied, and Hayti placed at the mercy of a Euro pean Government, in whoso hands…
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necessary for me to advert to them. I m hrdy incur in the view,* which they express, and i r>.r ct that you trill he goto nod to/ ('urn On arriving at Port au Prince, you will ac cordingly se< k a con…
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you wiil be governed by them f* January 18, 185 i, Mr. Webster writes to Mr. Walsh in r< lotion to tho appointment of f’onsuls. On the application of Mr. (men, who had been instructed to propose to th…
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tive note, dated the 11th instant, in which you request from the Government of his Majesty a categorical answer to the propo sitions made hv vou in the name of your three Governments, in regard to the…
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ly that it would never mix itself up with the affairs of foreign nations, nor desert the so-called policy of Gen. Washington, has joined with England and with France in a conspiracy against the black …
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away. A freigh t engine with ten cars fell through the bridge at Pleasant Hun, and three men connected with the train were missing. In the vicinity of Madison much damage was done to property, and sev…
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nt the resolution, if his purpose should not be luitoiaucu, auu till upon 1113 letiow ueiDOfrati to discharge a most important duty, and contribute to the formation of a wise and patriotic opinion in …
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to strengthen rather than weaken the Government by wbich the territory is acquired. The annexation of territory is a blessing, because it lends to the diffusion of Democratic opinions and practices, w…
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Treasury, and would they come forward, like honest men, and refund the portion which they had obtained Would the House be content with passing the bill under consider ation, or would they make the par…
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one of its most important duties, and contribute to the formation of what he believed to be a wise and honor able public opinion in reference to important national As a, general principle it was quest…
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democratic paper established that did not wane to make money, which would attend to its business at a political oipan, end leern something, nnd tell it. (Iiaugbtur) This print has got too rioh. and it…
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taken from the Hies and r;ferre4 jo t\?? Committer on Claims, Mr. Jones. wh? <h clialrmaa o 1 that somiulltoe rejected th?i? last year au'l will do r* again. Alter being In ?e*nlon ^hree-fouriha of aa…
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rather than weaken the Government. [tis a blossing dittusing Democratic opinions awd practices torough. out the world, which is a clear and positive alvan. tage. lle then hastened to consider a practi…
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the organ of the Whig party, wha o commends and eulogises it, This is enough. [Lau tec] Tae arr went is conclusive. The Union, by its own admission, Jouds the Administration for its instructions to ma…
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Ireasury, and would they come forward, like honest men, md refund the portion which they had obtained Would the House be content with passing the bill under consider ation, or would they make the part…
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one of its most important duties, and contribute to the formation of what he believed to be a wise and honor able public opinion in reference to important national questions. He proposed to call the a…
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Ail of the above in endless variety, and at such prices as wiilcertainlyplea.se. Our ready made Clothing, we think, cannot be surpassed by any one, being, of our own make. Those in want will please ca…
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terns, English, French and American, for sale at reduced prices, by ELIAS HALE, ja 6 No 106 Main st. BUANIi. IlOOIlM Paper, Envelopes, Note Paper, Wax. WaferR, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Pencils, Ac. Al…
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be should present the resolution, it his purpose should not be forestalled, and call upon big fellow Democrats to discharge a most important duty, and contribute to the formation of a wise and patriot…
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clanking of his own chains, it is tenfold worse than if it merely enslaved his body, and left him a soul capable of grieving for the loss.’ FILLMORE A FILIBUSTER. The rich developments contained in th…
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between these two powers of Hayti, we do not pre tend to speak. It is sufficient for our purpose to know that the controversy is an internal and domes tic one, and any interference by any foreign powe…
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We learn that the Hon. John M. Clayton was on the l'2th inst., elected to the United States Senate, by the.legis lature of Delaware for six years from the 1th of March next. The proceedings of the Ban…
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to tae propriety of the movements generally for the en (ranclhisement of woman, there certainly could be nothing valid urged ageinst woman taking an active part in the efforts pow going forward for th…
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tiey desire peace, net #o much through any conscious ness of inability to maintain their independence as from a wish to cultivate the arts of peace. and th develop the vast and almost virgin resources…
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est in the United States. As The Tribune has hitherto almost alome in the American press, exhibited u disposition to be just to Hayti, I trust that ic will not hesitate to give publicity to this suthe…
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hod acquaintance with the statesmen ot that oountr/? hate, for these fire-ami twenty years past, been suhject to a strange perplexity, whenever the foreign policy of either Great Dritain or the United…
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Next is the plan of Mr. Gwin, of Cali- fornia, now under discussion in the Senate. He proposes to have the read fork at each end—one branch running to the Gulf of Mexico, and another to Towa at the Ea…
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Prinee Murat having demanded 12.900 000 of francs for the crown property of King Murat, with cons pound interest, Napoleon offers to pay the amount out the interest, to which no answer has yet been tu…
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I multilarious. The Dominicans invite him to come; England may not oppose his coming. The position is a commanding one, and may be made almost impregnable It places him in the neighborhood of tioulouq…
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never sought territorial acquisitions for national purposes?that it has always opposed or been inditl'ercnt to acquisitions which it supposed <ould not ho renderod subserv.ont to its own u.sos?that it…
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at Nos. 88 and 90 Shear's Wharf, and at Hcrr's Depot, ad joining Calvert Station, North St. They respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends.] giving assurance of their best attention to all c…
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lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed Jan 8 Washington If ressefti Railreed.?Ckangc of He sirs. ON and after Mondsy, March 14, the passenger trains will be run us frdlows…
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Hi in Verita Ellen, l'ort an Prince, Kpecie.... 916,000 00 Setar Kuphenit, l*orto Cabello an<1 I-aguayra, specie 4, 600 00 do. do, A in. goUl 8,500 00 Ste*m.?hip Amu, Liverpool, Am ^old 1,-00 00 do. d…
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ficrmcr having two thousand men under his immedi ate command. Forcible opposition to the govern ment was taking place in different parts of the country, direct communication between Porto Cabel lo and…
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surrendering the island to the blacks, who would promptly expel the Spanish, and erect a second Hayti at our doors. That this scheme would attain the proposed end, there can be lit- 1 tie room for dou…
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they have been for the la*t ten years, and there are Jh apparent preparations, by either of the two belligerani' parties in the island, for the renewal of hostilities. The market with merchandise usua…
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about one year, waen I was compelled to leave, and went into Illinois. Ah the public prints teemed wish the particulars of our Mk-souri diilicultics, 1 will omit their details. Chaptkb IV Build* the C…
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are well aware that this must indirectly affect the glory of the conitry; but situated as they are, with two equally painful dangers to avoid, they prefer drawing aride, with tho fraukuess of true rep…
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suggestion en this point is wholly useless, as no Dominican can ever fail to entertain the most friendly sentiments towards his heroic brothers. In the second place, it is not decorous to volunteer to…
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Time taught me how great my error waj on this subject, ai,d how important lor the republic might become tb4 cohtequeaoea of want of patrioiiam ou the pan of that man wUc?e defence I bad taUeu to uiy <…
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native island?offers to emigrants from the United States. It would be an act of kindness to my nation, and perhaps not altogether without utility to the. kindly relations of the American people, if ot…
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guarded against by Seuor Luz, who invites only good dtizrnn, with cei1.iiic.itcs of honesty, probity, and good demeanor, bound no doubt to keep the peace aud be of good behavior toward? the good peopl…
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a charming place but the "Agent" very frankly states that tlie western half of this island is usurped by the negroes, whom he styles "blood-thirsty sa" vages." If these, however, should invade the whi…
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protection of its own interest and the safe guard of Cuba, is to make ample treaties of recognition and alliance with Dominica, so that the princes of Hayti and Europe may clearly understand that its …
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NEWYORK DAILY TRIDUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 0 1863. Vateanee PORT Hasiron Real Harare a¢ ACen Wa wish te cath tha abieniion OF ang readers be the per cmprary sale of what LO hana tin wud ehalee Laie an…
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prevented the Africanization of Cuba,~—then, instead of leaving the world in peace for a while, these infer- nal bores fall back on their reserved rights, and pitch into Dominica. On such occasions a …
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throw around it ell the protection which it is in our powerto afford. There ismot a foot of ground throughout that en- tire chain of islands which skirts our southern inlet under the control of Americ…
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them steamers, aud send them colonista:—how, then, does The Union give currency to the statement that they are under the control of American policy 4. Here, we have the gist of the whole story. We oug…
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theme elements to good or evil, this island will be a fonmtain of seaseless tribute, or a snaree ef or* rieus political inconveniences to the Union. Two nations of opposite lineage and hostile views d…
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public had no concern in the fate—whether proe perouc or fatal—«f the nation of white republi had won their independent ponition un perilous disadvantages, and recovered a t precicus State th civilige…
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As her frit its are such as our climate does not yield, and as our provisions and fabrics are sugh as 4 she chiefly requires, we could well exchange them with the least Pt" of tariff impositions and I…
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Hereey, suger, from Savanah for lost oue man, sud the mate sick. Brig Isabella Reed, Cheesmen, Port-au-Prince Nov. 5, with coffee sud ibguond $0 0, L.& A Ferris. inh inst, lat 34 90, Jos. 753 spoke et…
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t 28, brigs Sydia, Stover, of Harpowell, from snd for Boston Sydia pr) from Cuoba for Liverposl, Nov. 6th, The briz Pecovie, Pash, hencs, was ashore on her beamends. full of water, Her eargo of timber…
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Schr. Laura, Whitehurft, from Shallotte, to DeKossct Brown; with naval stores. CLEARED Dec. 8 Schr. Mary Isabella, Summers, for Baltimore, by Russell Ero.: with 44 bales cotton. 30 bbls. rosin oil, 30…
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j Still later, when -4 Santana, the Liberator," unfur led the flag of Dominican independence, a paity of negroes, led by one of Soulouque's black captains, attacked the neighboring village, with the w…
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for selling liquor, and required to give bonds in j $1000 not to sell again. He cashed the bill and I gave the bonds. This is the first case of sue- j cessful prosecution under the liquor law in that …
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World Making 149 POETHY. A Drrum mi Si I'ti'inl i r Lyili.i A Caldwell .63 Advice Tlornard Lcni 29 Ahnii' M'iry< \nii-* 70 i M drummer Dreamer in the Wood*?J h Trowbridge 132 An April Kuymo \lii'? Car…
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thousand Anglo daxon fi!libu?ters will have gone in under oorer f ilie smoke, and t.if y will take care of the prise. They will rerolutloDlze the Island, with the aid of the Oeole<, I'eciare it a repu…
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rival pvoposilons are aa 'oilow* 1'iret, Mr Be met t, of New York propose* to dJstriboe amorg all the Stato*, Texas exce pted, aix'y million* of acrei, for railroad and irhcol porprte*. ac sorting to …
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Still later, when Santana, the Liberator," unfurled the flag of Dominican independence, a party of negroes, led by oneofSoulouque's black captains, attacked the neighboring village, with the war-cry o…
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Bvckijct's HnanriDOtfl rive the bnrlesque of Julliens' Orchestra" and the Bohemian Girl" this evening. Tm CAimmj. Mnramu advertise a very attractive I rogrsmme for the lovers of negro minstrelsy. 1m M…
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Admiral Threats Spirited Demeanor of the Emperor and hi* Government The French Admiral Back* Out tnd Salute* the Haytien Flag Origin of the DiJHculty Rumor* that a Parly in the Dominican Htpublic ha* …
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would amount to nearly Ave hundred thousand dollars, ?honld be annually paid seventeen hundred thousand franca, or about three hundred ami thirty-five thousand dollars, should be applied to the indemn…
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Havana and New York. The Black Wariior. for the same ports, sadisl fi-om Motile to-day. The Arabia's news was received h?rc at four o'clock this aftcincoD. From i'liilaticlphla, TIIE HAITIANS AND DOMI…
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H. King, St. Lonis; A. Donhlcday, U. S. A., were among the arrivals yosterdvy at the Metropolitan Hotel, D. Frink, O. Kennedy, California; D. Pock, Albany: J Plnmer, St. Charles; M. Van Wagnor, Ponghk…
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Late Mexican advioes say that Madam* Sontag was re ceived, on her arrival in that country, amid great cheering that she was escorted through tho streets in a carriage drawn by six horses. Later from I…
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the last three weeks is estimated at from $t>00,000 to $10*0,000. Hurkcin. New Yuan, May I.?Flour firmer-sales of 4,000 barrel* State at $7 75 a $8 southern at $U a $0 12. Wheat firm sales of 3,000 bu…
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has been roughly estimated at 8100,000. By the fire in Broadway, New York, on the night of Tuesday of last week, it is now ascertained that thirteen lives were lost, and twenty-one persons were wounde…
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flags of all other nations together. If we can not, says the New York Tribune, boast as many ships of War as Great Britain, we can at least boast as many ships of Peace. Haïti —The Boston Traveller, r…
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his native island of 8t. Domingo, and whose name is appended to his remarks, appeals to the American people, through our columns?against the erroneous opinions entertained in this country respecting t…
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States would be the next and an easy step. And; should find ourselves, before we dreamt of it, a con minous neighbor of the Emperor of Hayti. Mow loo would take us to pick a quarrel with such a neigh …
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country, which, I incline to believe, would be of consid erable benefit to the cause which we are mutually watch ing. Briefly, this is where we stand politically:—Hostili ties between the Haitians and…
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tion would cause the Spanish Government to refuse alto gether granting any indemnity for the detention of the steamer, or in fact agreeing to any of the demands made by the American Minister.—Com. Adv…
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mul savage atrocity to which oven fiction furnishes no parallel. In tin' riot of passion, llayfi was deluged with blood, nnd when the smoko of the conflagration was blown away, nothing: wan soon but t…
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how the “impression" was made, and the re rah. i Izvamon or ru Domncam REraLic.— Ws are assured by excellent authority, soys ths N. Y. Ben, that there is either a mistake or a purpose in the contradic…
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Bebo, whsr* he reviewed fire thousand men, who are daily' expeeted hire, on their march for the Haytien frontier. All I* activity and preparation. The govern ment remain* In charge of hla principal mi…
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mised more than wo would get; for nmntlia ago sucl wero informed of tho coming event, ami 1 for nuclei sorrv, for tin; lirrt time. I can remember, that 1 live* in JtirhmuiiJ, as this eclinso was entir…
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an act should diminish the ardor of some men in enforc ing an odious law, enacted for the exclusive benefit of those who have made so ungracious a return for it. Another Scheme of Annexation.?Accordin…
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two governments. The eastern half known as Hayti, belonging to ihe free blacks. Thi western half is Dominjca, a slave-holding republic of French and Spanish Creoles. The boundary between them is unset…
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pleasant u treat and so improving n look can he a i'ordod to children, n? parent shorn.I longer let tin ;u K without it. I Lately published Little Susy's Six Lirth-h rb>wer of the Femi'y Week's Deli -…
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a head. We trust the instructions and despatches of Mrs. Cazneau will be laid before the Senate and tho public, before the resolution of Judge Douglas is finally disposed of, (hat We may know tho grou…
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island to his sway. After enduring years of unutterable degredation and wrong, the Span iards rose against their black oppressors, and by great deeds of valor achieved their independ ence, and establi…
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republic. we did ot think it i.ece^aaiy then to pub lish any of our c> rcMpon ienla' favors, or to say any- I thii g more upou the ?abject. N? thing further was hevd about Mr. Cftzeuan and bis misti n…
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was ssid, with view, it lapreuni'd, f securing his recognition of the independence of the Dominic ma, wbi&j be b?d bi'he to refui-eu to do, claiming them ah a rebellion* but integral p^rfon ot hia em …
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wnite and nut a blaok republic. Tnose whose duty it is to ull tbe t. uib op?.n this subject have taken infinite p?lns U> cieate a contrary impiesslon and it rosy he that the Senators who have pledged …
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the quantity to 157,500. 1 he mortgage debts of the company amount to$37‘-.008 1-. Of this, $131,500 were due and must be paid within ninety days or foreclosure would ensue. The floating debt amounts …
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which the emigration of the whites from St. D took place, the ugmber must have been considerable. What ie v iy ortain, snd evident to any impartial person is, thet all thows who figure now in that cou…
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#0 four hundred acres of land can be bought for owe thousand dollars, within six miles or less from the aport City of San Do aingo. Ou this tract thers should be wood and water, and there is no diffic…
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The Express is not in favor of the general policy of extension and annexation, if States are to be made of the new acquisitions. to the system when once begun. There is no end fit says) The very neces…
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with the new building erect-d last year, make it the largest and most complete Bell Foundry in the world, We ar' plcasol to km-w that their rders keep pa* with their increased facilities. Within a «*e…
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The. policy; of the administration in relation to miauu acquisition, continues to oe developed.: 1 be long expected proposition for the annexation of the Sandwich Islands lias come at last, and at the…