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Emperor Soulougue has rapidly lost in ulazity, at least in some parts of the Island. Tt will be seen by the following letter from a prominent inhabitant in Aux Cayes to his friends in this city, that …
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elsewhere. 1(1(1 Knnsas military, and 15 dra goons assembled to catch the murderers. Among the murdered men ure Doyle, .Sherman and Wil kerson. Front the Hatton Traveller. Insurrection in Hayti agains…
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portant intelligence. For some time past, and especially since the utter failure of the attack upon the, Dominicans, the Emperor Soulouque has rapidly lost in popularity, at least in some parts of the…
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finally, he wound up with a fervent praverthat my wire might prove anything but faithful or fruitful; or that if the latter petition failed, my issue might be to me the bitterest curse that ever fell …
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took refuge on board an American ves sel lying in the offing. Segovia hastened in pursuit with the crew of a Spanish man-of war's boat. He also ordered that no vessel should sail from port, until afte…
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Li veil p« ioi.t Aug. 22.—Cotton unchanged Sales for tin* week 17,(MM) hales. The Broker’s circular quote a decline of I Hi in poorest quuli lies of Cotton. Wheat has advanced 2aBd.— Flour advanced In…
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Ste airship Suwannee, Kittrirfge, New Or!?ana. Slop Sou lAik. Adams. Liwpool?Brett. Son A CiV Ship C-orra I.U n, Luthor, Ulof(.-ov??Unuham A Diinon. Ship Helvetia Ma'hIi IlAvre?Win Whltlock, Jr, A Go.…
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?tay proroediafa f a loo*rr pari id than twenty da?*: lhai Iba.lndtaa bad nmi atwh an olaraat aa <|.e>j .lad them frr.m ertilnt o the raae aad the anpoa pro prriy l?ribre the fhutl for b?ario? lie *rf…
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lion privilege to native* of Spain or of the Spanish pnseemkm*- The lharvi d? la Marina of Marcb 11 ntate* that Segovia ha* teen recalled and hi* sue??*w>r appointed. Our urresp<mdent thinks that the …
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that time the Dominicans may travel freely and attend to all kinds of business throughout the Empire. Lieutenant General Guerrier de Prophete, the new Minister of the Interior, entered upon the discha…
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cultivate for a time the arts of peace. 7'ho following tiv' is the ollleial announcement of the truce, taken from the Moiiilcur Haitien of March 2H, the official journal 1 of tho imperial government: …
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on a case over which the court admitted it had no juris diction, may be justly regarded as obiter dicta coram non judice and inoperative as law that the five judges who concurred in the opinion made a…
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i favorably with thoee of preceding quartern. Tire Haytien currency remains tirm at the rate o^ixtccn lluytieu dollars to one Spanish or Ainericair dofltr. Trade between thin port ruid the United Stat…
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tinent, tliot we consider tliein worthy of being ns extensively circulated as our own columns. They are from the pen of Mr. F. W. Chesson. "Ilayti is a country unfortunately but littlo known in Englan…
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notice, and employ many excellent workmen. The tailor's art, practised by Haytian as well as for eign workmen, follows tho European fashions. But the business in which the improvement is most evident …
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best justification, not fur us Havtians alone, but Lttr"jtiean &e,v for every mnu of our race, to whatover country he may belong. Such is my hope.' "It is a pleasura for us to torn from the Journal do…
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and silver: and, furthermore, a large sum had been di rectly usurped from the savings of the people. The peo ple deplore the want of good roads and the want of an organized defence against the empire …
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A. 0. Washburn, of Brtotol, Rhode bland, who arrived tn this city from Port m Prince, Hayti, on Monday morning, has furnished us wtth the following account of his wm mary imprisonment, trial and sente…
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health, when the (Tourt decided that I should be let free I immediately on paying a fine of $800 (Hayticn). This was dont', and I was again free I took passage in a vessel bound to New York, on Friday…
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miles w of H i ana, on t li?- Ivlt ult. She wan originally llasgow, und wo* partially burned In tha I., and afterwards bought aud rebuilt br k Sou ar 1 Mr K A Sonllard. Hakk Cordri.ia, from T*ort an P…
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I'm arar t, Oct U? lu port burl. Pearl ;lir), llutciunca, i .n Baltimore, disg. aid 11th brig Marietta (Br), Owyr.n, Baltimore. Oosiivts, <Vt 15? Tn porl brlRS Marhi P'??t. Thompson, from Demaram for …
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several boats, tilled with marines, at ouce put oil from both the French aud Kngiish ships of war iu the harbor. On seeing this Baez at once gave or ders t'j an officer, and the insulting assemblages …
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and Ceo Toms* Martlnex, commander :n chief of the Army? all to r*ld* at Managua. 14 yueen Victoria wa? confined of a Princess, her Majesty's ninth child, at Rockingham Palace. ..Persian war ended. Uci…
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6 Qneen Victoria's statue in Salford, England, erected l>y Sunday school teachers and children, inaugurated by Prince Albert. 7 ijueen Victoria's speech read to the new Parliament of England Tin- |>eo…
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I leans at Shanst, India, by Sepoys. Most of the European residents perished, the local Mohammedan authorities having with the aid of tho mutinous sepoys massacred tbem. There were fifty five, includi…
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ships and cltliens to the tuue of ttWe hundred thousand dollars, tor wbfch they bare not been bronght to accocnt In any ahape; and now they threaten to invade the Dominican Kepubllc, and m*r!«r or dri…
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The surveying steanier Shubrick arrived at The Fresh in the Missitnippi New OBLEANS, Mat 12.—The crevasse has been aban doned, there being no possibility of closing ft. The water is still rising. The …
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9th day of J uue, m two of the daily papers pubhshed .n the city of Baltimore. CO LI.INS I.F.E, True copy, Teat-GEO. E. SANGSTON, Clerk' The creditors of John M. Slaney Sr., are notified to file their…
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a condition. The ball in his right breast has not yet been extracted. The proper name of the young man who attempt- j ed to commit suicide by shooting himself, at a j boarding house in Market street, …
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Great Britain, 32.236 $3.4118 473 $23 381 811 France, 1.5 196 1,070 55$ About 'ill UOO.Ol'ii Spain, 6.745 47'J 7.57 uncertain Holland, .'3 38:' 1,110.808 2.070,70-.' Belgium, 6 033 113 051 58 616 Hari…
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empire are unhealthy, although very few foreigners fall victims to the prevailing disease. The Minis ters of his Imperial M v*"ty, Boulouque I., dread a rupture with Fraore. whom Consul i? very friend…
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qijS 75; Porto Kico fair to good $8(5)8.50; prime do. $9(5, 1 9.35. and New Orleans at $7,755/9. REFINED SCOAB- —The refiners have reduced their J rates to-day an *of a cent on hard and 011 soft crush…
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gust, we learn that the C. S. ships Sa atogaand Plymouth j had been at that port, to communicate to that Government the determination of the President of the United States, In regard to the Island of …
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Sophronia. Jas. Sparks and Magellan, all from Virginia; Hermlon. Paragon, Sea Bird and Patron, all from North Carolina; Kate Field, Mobile; Hamilton. Sea Ranger, ami H. Finch. Georgetown, D. Sarah Rru…
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Preparations are being made with much spirit by our German citizens. From Ilnyti. NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—By an arrival at this port we are furnished with tlie following advices: The Commanders of the I ni…
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dread a rupture with France, whose consul is verv friendly in giving ear and attention to the com plaints of the Dominicans, who never will become reconciled to the Haytien government. The liiti>b con…
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of the people to bee >ue repuh.ican, as no power Cant h.iuge such a u ultimatum, and no commerce ever arrive at its fullness without. W?n of extermination on this continent in this en'ighteneJ ige sho…
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Haytl, arriv ii id this <uty on .-iumi.iy I'mtn Curu'oa, in tho bug Mjhv K.iglo, h route for Kmooe (ionitil R.i"/ i.? i mulatto, and ha*: b^en twi o called tn the Pi esidency of tne republic^ Ho was n…
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ATTKMPT TD Hid NO TUB KKHl'BLIO ITNDBK SOt' I.Ol'tJUH? niDIONATlON OK TIIK OOHIMC AN*, BPO. Wo announced souie time slnoe that a commissioner had been k. ill by SoukHi>inu, tho fcmperor of llayti, to …
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Signed numerously by the first |>oople of the province Sicymo, Nov. 7,18M, and the fifteenth year of inde pendence. The Blew Ilaytten Tariff. We have received a copy of the new tariff for the island o…
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all nations that have not recognised the indepenlence o Hay U are charged ten per cent upon all import and ton nage dues over and above the dutn s d ntauded of other nations This applios virtually oul…
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nora, thus avoiding objections to forcible pos session as recently officially recommended. A lately received and reliable letter states, as ft reason why passports were given to Cheva lier Rayband, Fr…
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Schr. Cordelia, RusseL from Philadelphia, arrived at Xew Bedford 25th inst. Bark Vigo, Thurlow, for Buenos Ayres, cleared at X. York 27th inst. Bark Mary F. Slade, Crowell, uncertain, was at Hong Kong…
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Remittance* for Buy of the above piib'i, M always he addressed. post paid. IO llie pulni* i PAUT Ann nro it'I' k /"w k I A lil/ I I 1 A 574 No M Cfold *tr?*?*t, N? w I AYKR'S CATHARTIC PILLS, (Sugar C…
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forces of liberty andgho republic., He accoded to their sfcmsiids sod resigned. Tlie strong part of tho town wt.s now in peem siioii Grifruru, who was joined by all the nioiitury ane town people. They…
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prevent bloodshed, he at last accepted, and with hiin all the functionaries. The next cay General Gelfrard was solemnly proclaimed President of the republic of 11 iy ti, and General Soulouquo condemne…
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Vatller, was, almost by an accident, elected President of the republic of Hayti. The contending candidates woro about even, and enough of'the friends of both untted at the last hour upon Soulouquo, as…
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nearly played out. Nine years ago, as President SOVLOCQCE, lie astonished the sable republicans of that fertile, but mountainous island, by a coup d'etat fashioned according to the most approved Frenc…
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On the 30th, a small French boat, manned bv four men, and bringing a M. Clesea to Gonaives, was seized, and the arrested persons detained until even ing, and the boat was then allowed to continue its …
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nes9 men who do not employ a regular Book-keeper; also, Lawyers, Trustees and others, who may have disputed or complicated accounts to adjust. requiring an examination into books as kept by Mercantile…
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mattert, aeefna tohave full force bare;and allbougb there are romora of the progreas of the roroiutloa in the North and of a rising in tome of the neighboring Southern cities, the citiirna spare their…
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was said that Gefltard was only a few leagues in his rear. The writer thinks the oonteet was nearly ended, and thai in a day or two the republic would be in tall foreo. At the time of writing guns wer…
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to himself or not! But let us enact, as a sovereign State worthy of the name, that every human being on our soil is free, and shall be protected in his free dom. We owe it to ourselves, to humanity an…
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between the Imperial troops and the insurgents. The Emperor Soulouque had advanced as far as Moro, and was meditating an advance upon St. Mark. A conflict had taken place between the two contend ing p…
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burnt on last Friday night, off the mouth of the Potomac River. An Episcopal Clergyman named Curtis, of Chester district, South Carolina, and a colored steward were lost in the conflagration. The Stea…
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mind. ________________ HAYTI AND ITS DEPOSED EMPEROR. Our latest intelligence from Hayti leaves scarcely room for a doubt that his Royal High ness, Faustin Soulouque, the black Republican Emperor of H…
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thing, would bo an endless task. If uow a uew campalzn rf liberty is about to I s opened in Italy. It Is ditS'ult to conceiVM what iiua! success can be hc-;ied for. Fffeeti of .\fgro Ktiiancl|ialltiii…
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IMPORTANT PROM HAYTI. I "THE EMPIRE OF SOULOUQUE DESTROYED. Iwcei of the Bevolutioalsts?IbdieatiM of 8nnlniiuB^.?)(iit Plight tn Jamaica ii a Britixli War Steamer. Triumphal Entry of Geffrard into tke…
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A later report from Kingston says:?"The British steamship Melbourne is just coming in. The Emperor Soalouque 1b on board." FITBTHEB F ABCICCL A R8. The intelligence received irom Hayti, by the packet,…
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regret not being ablo to obtain any of the proclamations to send you. "P. S.?January 19?9 o'clock at night ?Nothing new. Public rejoicing stall continues. "An express from the capital arrived this mor…
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a revolution known in Hayti. It is impossible for mo to write of tho demonstrations of the people; sufllce it to say that President Qeffrard is truly a patriotic man?a lover of liberty, independence, …
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ZAMOK (pere), E. MAGNY. After this formality the President repaired to church, where a solemn Te Drum was chanted,and a most Impressive and stirring appeal made to the people by the Rev. Abbd Gerdolle…
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With the other part of the island, and forming a consolidated republic of mixed races,—the Span ish blood predominating in the Dominican sec tion,—is for the present denied. The Utter are very polite,…
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inhabit a corner of it, and that the American Government should enter forthwith into a treaty i with these whites," for the reconquest of the negro Republic. The morality of this proposition is worthy…
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P and at times he and his predecessors have found it not a little difficult to prevent the whole 1 island from being overrun by the blacks. Let us t send a commissioner to negotiate terms with r him, …
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llaytien ThealriaXt?The Herald in Demawi?The CocoMacaque once More?Cititent Sent to Europe for Education?Colored Anericans irrely ImHted, <?e., dx. Your corresponiemof last year, at Port au Prince,gav…
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lighter than was his parent, being of a saddle tint, ad Dumas junior, eon of Dumas senior, pretends to be almost white. So he is--in the dark. ly The Haytien envoy, after diplomatically beating about …
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An., wan taken in charge and coaveycd Lack to poi t Uiis Morning. Ventral -totillo, of course, wan nowhere to be wen at Itoi>ron Another ai med force hag bi en despatcboJ to day q> tit o( bim, wo pres…
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have to bo made;" "never before have they showed so inuoli daring;'' "tho spirit of inaabaa" dinatiou and lawlessness does not manifest itMlf 8 in Westmoreland alone;" "au iacipieut cloture oa the par…
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horses are known to be good ones. For particulars see advertisement. Ntwi from Haytl. ANOTHER REVOLUTION DREADED?TUB LEGISLATURE WILL NOT VOTE THE LIFE EXITLMION OK 80ULOCQCB?OKFFRARD ABOI'T TO IMITAT…
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munition, which, after having been duly certified to, were legally permitted to enter this harbor. Various and contradictory rumors have been in circulation ever since tho arrival of said brig, many a…
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le-Legi-latureof Kansas coidi-catc the property /aluc of the slaves now in the Territory, and tin ourts should decide such an act iincon.-titiitmn d. would the execution of the decision of tie iirt !?…
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msn;s, a tint and second floor, will be let 'o parties re 3uirlck'intdisaaecoinmcdttlons, wlthprirate table only, or wpisc.. c; truant ely to gentlemen. with Ueakf.ast. Apply at lt>6 Fifth avenue. BtU…
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valuable element of the social organization. The intimate association with the superior race, to which it io admitted throogh family servitude, not only improves its moral tone, bat iner^iscs its soci…
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guning. Terns made known on the day of sale. —New-York, June I, HOMER H STUART, Referees, CHARLES WHITEHEAD, Attarney. to 5th of August. 1559, same bour aud pace. HOMER tl. STUART, Referee, eantor! Ad…
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Or the oiler band, after read ng the above note to sm English missionary, be #sid that in bis opinion the immorality of the people and the iadeent ex- posure of the person in the ioterior, proceeded f…
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in mahogany, which hag found an immense opening in Ergland and Germapy: and thus this pew business bas become source of wealth to those who have de- voted themseives to it; the principal markets of it…
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eighteen centimes. About seventy thousand plasters underwent this operation, fo jess than a vear all the pierced gourdes, and even tue ligthe pieces wuich were cat oat, had disappeared from circulatio…
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doldars for s number of years past; never hitberto, nor apy similar statement, published. There are about 200 commercial daye in the year, Sundays and fost days bearing no quotations, although the pri…
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ceedingly Limited, these her three reasons com: pletely covered the whole subject of the failure. Anybody sud everybody, black, without any re gerd to their character or qualifiestions, wer: selected …
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ou the ower baud, the sad example and fate of the weaker brethren—the poor persons who are inea- pate of resisting the influence of surrounding eir- cumstances and idens—as conclusively demon- strate …
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rectitude and sagacity, and secared beforehand by the official pledge of the President and bis Cabinet, would be greatly advantageous to the Americans themselves, and to the social and moral, as well …
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hidden in its bosom. Let our black and yellow breta- ren, seatiered torough the Antilles sod North and South Ameren, hasten to cooperate with uy in restoring the glory of the republic. Hasyti is the ¢…
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Hollo way1! Till and Ointuknt. The genuine are eaat lr diatlrfuiahed from tha winter ait by tbe wicr.oiarkthatexi.ta in oyery leaf of the buok ofilirco tiona, "Hollow..?, New York and Loudon, in ioui.…
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to the razk of Captsin in 1843, and was promoted to that of Major by Gen. Herard, whom he had nssisted iu bis operations against Boyer. Distioguishing hime self grestly on various occasions, especiall…