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'on iiting that the T om'nlc ns hav? the possession of the territory in dispute, and ?htt tho haytlans are will Irg, for ihe sake of prsserring pe?ce, to permit tnem to retain that po*-e*si n, they cl…
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oised control, for the promotion of its own selfish- t.ff t "ess- tlx THE TREATY WITH DOMINICA. A letti r tVoin St. Thomas, in u,c Niw YorkTri- hnno, states that the I Mates diplomatic agents to r the…
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It appears from a letter in the New York Post that Soulouque. who, when chosen hm peror of Uayti, was not worth a sous, now owns property valued at $2,000,000. lie owns six large distilleries, with su…
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Crystal Palace was lighted up last night in honor of the occasion. T. F. Meagher is going to California in November. Ho intends to reside there per manently. Mr. llackett, you will observe, has reduce…
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the .South. Wc are in the dark, and wc wish (o get out of It. The Enquirer has it in it* powor to relievo our own and the public anaioty upon this matter, and will it not promptly and unhesitatingly d…
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portion of the fleece of the Chinese sheep, a few of which are on exhibition. Il is curly, soft in texture, and brilliant in ap The animal is extremely dell dividual from whom he thought he get work, …
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qualified for .'making end adniiiiis taring laws, than any 'other' class than' all other classes put logetherf nBut, aa're- j. j .l r.'ei.-j.ri. ire? diretf however, sent an army .the earth in the bac…
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tions of America, was the first to follow our ex- swple by establishing Ler independence, and which has maintained it for half a century, cer- tsinly merits far more than Dominica that we should ackno…
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5ng and well provisioned, even foi ition, so that little alarm need jei d for the noble commander and Ld ranee. been building a small navy heit na. Four small steam propeller! ve boen already equipped…
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Hsyii, which, of all portions of America, was tbe first to follow our example by establish ing her independence, and which has main tained it for half a century, certainly merits far more than Dominic…
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barka Gay Head, Green, Smyrna: Pentneket Thnretou Ha vana; Bay State Sparrow Baltlitore; elk, Hardin., Phi ladelphia; briga Satan Small Wallace, fro iter a Tabaoco; Manhattan, Leland Franklin La; warr…
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verdict against the Maine Law. They will say that if we cannot elect our chosen man with the opposition scattered upon three candidates, we cannot pretend that the State is for us. Me. Ullmann may saf…
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the premises of their own accord, it The London now filling the functions of proprietors, citizens, and office holders there’ of Soulouque and his subjects take to pick a quarrel with them, and when w…
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S*. DO*I»GO Ci**. Sept. 24 loo*. It is well understood here, not only in official circles, but among the public in general, that Gen. Casneau, the United part uf the Island of Hayti, or, to speak more…
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minds of the masses who now worship at its altars. NEGRO TASTE AND ELOQUENCB. It has been tersely said that nigger will be nig ger, any how you fix it,” and such appears to be the fact. Even when elev…
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i ous rumors are afloat as to the object of hi.; mission, there i.- i little probability of the true one having transpired. Som say it is to arrange the 're-establishment of the Klndom o Poland. Other…
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colored population What tribunal can settle this question, If it is beyond the territorial jurisdiction of Congress? And why has the President, we should like to know, kept back the fact of the missio…
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den treaty, and the mission ot Mrs. Cazneau to Hayti. Seriously, is it not the duty of Congress to invade the arohives of the State Department, to bring out its hidden treasures to the light, and to g…
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The most curious and funny correspondence of all is probably that or Mrs. Cacneau, late Mrs. Storms, for fifteen years past one of the most active, sagacious and able propagandists of republican princ…
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the black with the white race*." No, sir, the copper complexion of the royal family of King Kamehameha puts a dead stop to the eating of those sandwiches. W can't digest th?m. The same may be said of …
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The grave stipuintions that Dominica shall net be subject to this or that hazard or loss by reason of war or minor hostilities, might force a grin on the countensnes of an dren statue. Though three ti…
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Foresti, F., Consul at Geneva, Appointment .Rejected 12 t Fishery Question 5 Franklin, Life of Sir John 180 Franklin, Sir John, Remains of -171 t Free Democracy of Pennsvlvania, Meeting i of 6, 128 Fu…
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ted about the same time, we see somefiave that pleasing grace wieh is >aid (pun* been her distinction. Born of a go«artha ijy {ind heiress of a liberal fortune. s her Ihindridge had troops of suitors …
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it appears, that our Government is no better 1 pleased than the Dominican Government, with the treaty, for President Pierce, finding that 1 the Dominicans insist upon reciprocity, has discovered that …
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of ratif ying the treaty, but the Consuls ordered Santana not to send it in. He saw the squadron from his window, and held it back. The Dominican Congress had been called there to ratify the treaty, b…
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veral spars, and sprung aleak, when the captain and crow were taken off, Deo 5, in lat 35 29, ton 20 SO, by ship Henry I'ratt, below Baltimore trom Liverpool. When abandoned tha vessal bad six feet wa…
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sident Santana is a silent, stubborn man, and made no reply, when he was informed by these omnipo tent gentlemen that Faustin would bring an army of fortt thousand negroes to ravage the republic!, whi…
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Ageetof hit Milium Arriral of the U. X Vorrette lWmtn'th Apprekention of a Difficulty with Ike l/aj ten (tornnncMf. I'eatertiay the Spaniab gentleman. M. D. Cm /at, who a r?rra' arrived here from Madr…
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At the municipal election, held in this city on Monday last, the following ollicers Mayor—Lewis Corbin. Aldermen—1st Ward, John W. Ingrrsoll; 2d Ward, Nathaniel R. Childs; 3d Ward, Andrew B. Unlit; 4t…
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Sclrli A liopklta, RolMna, Chetryatote, master. S-tl.r Mountain Wave, Pineknoy. Boston, maater. f>c-hr AtlSKtic, Elite, Salem, R W Ropes A Co. Sclir J M V arrer. Chapman, Now llavcn maater. fcloep Mpt…
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abolitionists hardly may expect We have here a correspondence "from Port-au-Prince, published iu the Augsburger Allgemeine Zei tung, a paper of great authority, and occupy ing a conspicuous place amon…
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the poople who live in a country should de cide on its institutions, is unworthy of those who love truth or practice virtue. If the bona fide inhabitants of Kansas choose ations, "loring darkness rath…
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'.',170,440 2,000,000 3,500.000 500,1100 300,000 U;4,51(J Diminution Total exportationi from Hayti In 1801. 1IJ. .no. 14 .140.591 ,888 64,768,179 2-2.41-M"at Diminution 4-2.3i8.179 Total exportation f…
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Austria. It was in this manner that the reformation of religion was effected in all the Protestant countries! of Europe. It was in this manner that the revolution in England was effected in 1688. It w…
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Capt. McCowen, against the Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company. Miss Elizabeth Ann Smythe, one of Miss Nightingale’s assistants at Scutari, died in the hospital, Ku- Julu, of fever, after an illness o…
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ranks and Old Africa on horseback; and the corps really mode a very creditable appear ance. The mounted gentlemen were fully uniform ed. and looked big with the dignity of the r.ha peau bras, gold epa…
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Applications for Insurance will be promtly attended by the President or Secretary. Wheeling. Jan.28th, 18j3. S. K. Burkliolder, General Commission Merchant, NO. 10, FRONT STREET, WWcw l'ork. ILL make …
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these engagements, liis adhesion to the trues' under guar antee* of the fame power 1st, Not to alienate, Icaise, I yjsithec.-i'e or eels gratui tously either temporarily or permanently, any iiortlon o…
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V 1 ism .t >i> i. i ic* hi 1 til' i ll! N\ III: |*n\\ 1 count limit ?<Xl An of MOITN 'I 1 N I. N I», i which tin i'f l.ir.r <l«,p <-1 It <*n 1 I’1 i il»r II if I r..:i |'r.-:• tl. I t 'll "ii• in 'in …
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land at the expense of America, the most indefatigable, wide-spread, and strenuous exertions have been made for twenty years through every source that tan influence pub lic opinion. They have been adv…
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Thames, offered battle to the British fleet. FROM HAYTL—By the arrival at Philadelphia of the bark Charles E. Lex, Captain Harper, wo have Haytien news to the 14th ultimo. At Aux (Jayes, the business …
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nothings still farther behind. AVc allow the re publicans only 66. War in^layti* Owing to a scarcity of labor, the emperor of Hayti has been successful among the laboring classes in raising a respecta…
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\n attempt wne made at an eariy h',ur tL.'- morning to n t ftte to the Northern Temporary riomefo-ErieiuBc Children, In this city- Eire was kindled in tlie lower pa t ef Ike buihhng, but was fortunate…
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of South Carolina, an early victim of the Revolu tion. From Cape Haytien we have intelligence to the 3d instant. Business was dull, on account of the threatened war with the Dominicans. Every male inh…
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inn Raymond, Roberts A Co. 'a celebrated steel Ilowi, lUU jest received and for sale by nov5 MORRIS feTRATTOSf. 0 HEEsE. 00 boxes select W. K. Cheese, just ro- ceived and Jor tale by MUKKlS siwito. MK…
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midable force sgainet the Dominicans, is on his re tarn, without having fired a shot sthis adversaries. Two French men-of war hove in ight on the 25th ult., off this place. The senior officer in comma…
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man entered a plea of not guilty in each case, aud renewed his bail in the sum of $7,500. From Dominica the papers announce the Emperor Soulouque, so recently at the head of a formidable force against…
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undertaking is incorrect, though they may ultimately step between the contending parties. The rumor among the Haytiens is that this time the English and French will not interfere. A letter received in…
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extends to Petersburg. No train, from the North has arrived to day. New Vokk, Jan 21. By an arma! yesterday from Port Au Prince we have datus of tho 2Uth December. Rumors prevailed of an engagement ha…
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John L. Cochran, of Albemarle, Record- y ing Secietary.—Sotionnl Animcan. i S llayti mill Shu Domingo, New Y <Rk. Jan. 20.—Advices from Port an P.-.n:e>d D *cemb *r‘J'.Ph bring rumors of an engagement…
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thigh bone. FROM HAYTI. By an arrival at Philadelphia we have accounts from Port au Prince to the 1st of January, comfirmatory of 1 the previous reports of the defeat of the Emperor of Hayti, with the…
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further cutting of Mahogany, and also the transportation to tho seaboard of what wood is now cut in tho interior. Only such parcels as aro already on their way down, or at tho shipping ports, can bo e…
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The steamship Africa, from Liverpool, was tele graphed at Sandy Hook, about oue o'clock thio aorning. She brings four days Inter European news. The Baltic is now in her eleventh day out. Ad\ ices frpm…
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the commercial advantages which may grow out of the ehanges in progress we shall not be cvcludcd. i Another Imperial Of^wty Overthrown? the Emperor S*aloaqk? Oat by the Bl?ckfc The rumor of the defeat…
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report upon requiring Engineers of Lo comotives to pass an examination. Interesting from Hayti. New York, Jan. 21 By an arrival yeslerday from Port au Prince, dates to the 29th December have been rece…
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we receive, ii the "Sunny South," published in the City of Aberdeen, Mississippi. Its able editorial conduct shows it to be a genuine frieud and chumpion of troth, order, the Constitution and true Dem…
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was restored on the 29th, when Munos and his revolutionary party embarked for Buenos Ayres in a steamer in conformity with the demands of diplomatic agents resident in Montevideo. For eigners maintain…
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time, (what they said is not known,) they separated, each returning to bistroopa; but ou the way the Dominic an tired his pistil, when the Aux Cayen troops com menced firing, without orders, on the Do…
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pretty finale to the existence of the Ameri can race on the Islr.nd. The negroes first barbarously murdered their masters, then set up for republic, which afterwards be came a monarchy and now. after …
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ted. are stated ar thirty thousand men, but wete divide 1 into two parties; one ot them, consisting of about eighteen thousand men, being under the command of the Kinpemr in person. This division, whe…
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o'clock last night. She is now in her eleventh day oak. By the arrival at this port yesterday of the steam ship Star of the West, from San Juan, Nic., and the Oaprcy, from Carthagena and Kingston, we …
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Batvadar,) treat of the political questions now agi tating Central America. They contain very impor tant facts which, in the present state of our relations with that region, it were well to make a not…
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prestige of a victory, at the expense of Tur- themselves upon the maiu body of the armv, i key, over a heroic garrison more glorious in was simultaneously charged bv the its fall than the Allies in th…
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by foicp* In some instance-* an iii(i*iiin wa* made and the no die* removed The limb does not appear verr sensible iu pain. The young woman allege* that some ten year* ago she jumped or alepped on a n…
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State Constitution so as to establish the single district system, and annual sessions of the Le gislature (they are now biennial.) In r. gard to National topics, he advocates the improve ment of River…
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subscriptions, and Col Gayle pledged Dallas coun ty for $5,000. The New Orleans Delta discourages the effort to make Kanzas a slave state- It thinks the South would be wiser to push its conquests sout…
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counts say that his army was thrown into confu sion by the first fire of the enemy. Each man seems then to have looked after his own personal safety, and most of the black soldiers threw away their ar…
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more intense than for years previously. There were only four murders at Santa Fe in December, two of which were unofficially committed by the sheriff. The legislature had been in session three weeks, …
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ple, and successor of Dessalines and Christophe and Boyer. But he had other objects to compass be side this, and no sooner did he find himself firmly seated in the Presidential chair than he began to …
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Semnet Brotvort of New York has been from tho House fttl ’be week in eons i *q’ir nee of the severe injuries horn et Bed by bt ing thrown out of a cutter last Monday. Several of his ribs were bi oken …
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'‘Queen City” will find it difficult to furnish a hall lame enough for such a congregation. The ratio of representation adopted by Mississippi would make the Convention consist of nearly eleven thousa…
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jects. Should this prove io be the case we may expect nothing but anarchy and bloodshed lor some lime to come amongst the black population of Hayti. The dif ferent military leaders will probably each …
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I Faustin the First, who has lately been rout ei by the Dominican troops under Santana: The present Emperor of Ilayti, Faustin Soulouque, or, as he is tficiaily known, ‘Hi? Majesty Faustin the First,’…
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Substitutes?G. W. Querean, W. D. Brayton, J. E. Weeden, D. P. Harriman, C. Smith, J. C. Knight, D. Clarke, George Manchester. Tne meeting was characterized throughout by more than an ordinary enthusia…
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ice She w ill be despatched outnide of Long Island, ax the ice In the Sound is ho thick that it Is impossi ble lor her to uuke her way through it. ('apt. Fields, of the schooner Isaac W. Hughes, arriv…
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much science, to appearance, as if it had been the work of human hands. Worth Remembering.—lt is said that Mr. Jno. Brush, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has saved the plums on a number of trees, the present sea…
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at $15:1,369,048. The rate of taxation proposed is $•2.30 per 8100. This exhibits a considerable in crease over the rate of last year. The amount added by the Board of Revision to the valuation of the…
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?he ?|f ?om*d''c borrla"i of the desert. There rie!r?t deJours th" H t'e one, -and the strong destroys the weak there the most antisocial Drincinle? ?u" lip pre exisVent law of theEteroalf who ab?"?t^…
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through the bridge neur Dover Plains yesterday, the engine falling a distance of thirty feet into deep water. The engineer and fireman ware se verely injured, and the bridge was rendered a complete wr…
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although they had ghe moral support of a large body of reserve. ‘This was not brought into action, as the generals did not consider it necessary. They thought it would be a waste of powder. The two ar…
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battalions of troops ia pursuit of the enemy. We have buric d mere than 300 of their dead, without searching in the ravines and thickets where they hid themssly os. The prisoners whom we lave take u s…
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A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce at Cape Haytien writes on the th ultimo Every thing is confusion here and all business at a stand. The Hlaytiens have had two engagements with the Dominicans…
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minican side of the Island), the small Domini ean army which defeated the numerous army of Souloque, was armed with Minie rifies.— They state the slaughter of the Haytiens at two thousand killed and w…
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a firm ou Water street, deliverable free on A hoard in the spring, nt 45 cts. per 50 lbs. SThifj therefore, may be regarded as the pro bable openiog rates of this staple.—[Chi cago Journal. Soni.orQrB…
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Hie most part, mere clonks or traps for im morality and licentiousness. ISfSiuce the death of Commodore Mor. r's, Commodore Shubrick is the Senior officer in the United States Navy. The Ohio Legislutu…
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ley A Hlcardl; Craighead A Deadeiick; N, Gammon A lonj Uowan iifckinson; J. B. Van Ullder: T. H. Bmlleyj Timothy Butllns; J.H.Walker; H. M. McPherion; Hoi land A Rawlins; Klnsloe A Bro., Knoxville. Wm…
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single combat, and killed him on the spot. He sent the spoils of the Haytien commander to Santana, who has forwarded them to his capi tal, where they are now to be seen. Six hun dred and ninety-five o…
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hitherto have not succeeded, and those employed now will have no better success.’ FROM HAITI. A letter from Port au Prince dated the 27 th of Janu ary states that the Emperor SoLOtQUE, with the remain…
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ing 150,000,000 francs to France, expressly con iines that recognition to the French part of the island. The circumstances attending the defeat of Faustin are so extraordinary that hut for the positiv…
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Hayri.—The N, Y. Evening Post gives the follow. iog extracts from a letter dated Cape Haytien, Janu. ary 29 Tne Haytiens have again been beaten and driven Lack by the Dominicans and the Kmperor has re…
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Mrs. Elizabeth 11. Evn»s, author«« of The Land Far Away," and many other poems, died at Paiuesville, Amelia county, Virginia, a few days since. She was well known in the poet ical world as Flora." A v…
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Onslow Peters, one of the circuit judges of Illi nois, died in Washington Thursday. Mr Williams of the Toledo Blade, who was elected binder of the House documents, has dis posed of his interest to Rob…
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royal suggestion military escort guarded its integrity. The eunech was feted and treated with the utmost courtesy by the Pacha, who finally sent him home laden with the costliest presents for his litt…
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The River at St. Louis has been closed by ice nearly two months and a half. There are eleven coal mining companies operating in and about LaSalle, Illinois. Green peas from Savannah, appeared in Washi…
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as light a? bari ge, and seems admirably adapted for warm weather. Oar 81. Domingo Corrcupaxlriur. St. D0M1500 Citt, I'eb. 8, 1856. Dtlailt of the Last Engagement Betiix-rn the Dominican and llayiims …
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deed, but true, that in thoee three battles only 'hirty e!ght Dctnioeaus were billed, whilst the enemy's a my lost about three thousand. Tbis astonishing difference arises, in the first place, from th…
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ad attempting to shoot htm. The pistol missad ftra. mitb was ccssmitted to jail to egaii the ficttva of Mm ntfUv/t AKXIYAl OF THE TIMIWttl. NEWS FROM HAYTI AND VENEZUELA* Ac., Ac., Ac. The a'eaiuhip .…
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Ministers will submit a statement of the internal and external affairs of the Empire, it is useless for him to take up the time of the Legislature that re lations with foreign Powers are on a friendly…
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brother-in-ltw, and BH.IKK) French trooj«, per ished, it achieved its indepehdeuce. Th- other and larger part, Dominica, remained !fur some lime afterwards under the Spanish dominion. At length, howev…
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commercial intercourse with her of the utmost importance to our people. She stands right ou the way to the Isthmus. Our government has been for several years aware uf the advantage of having mercantil…