Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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Claussen, Hamburg; schrs. W. H. Smith, C. Kidder and C. Dennis, Charlestsn; B. S. Johnson, Georgetown; Min dora, Jacksonville; Fanny, Mobile; E. C. Howard, Gal veston. Also arr. barks Princeton. Demar…
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1 <;c. Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Baltimore?H B Cromwell t-hip Preadnoucht, Samuels. IJvvroool. i P* H,lp 1 A Stsm'er, Youog, London?Dunham A T lmon. Bark Sea Duck, Fosbody, Rotterdam?Funsh A Mein…
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from the impacted district of JUu, where the laet revo lation broke out, it iaquestionable wlAtber rehgioua enthusiasm aloaeled them to doc "the sandalehooc and scallop aheU Thia unfortunate land baa …
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in this country, I cannot but atk, ‘Is it not worth ““whils for many of the better class of free blacks at “the North to come out here and seitle 7’ There are thousands of acres of jast euch land a3: …
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Co Star of the West, McUowan, Havana, M. O. Roberts; Nashville, Murray, Charleston, Spotiord, Tileston Co. dhip—Sincho ronze Crispin, Boston Corey &o. Riiwe—B. K. Eston, Gilkey, Cardenss, Walch, Carve…
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tinguished men as Victor Hugo and Wil liam Goodell bow their knee to the white Baal. This they do. Victor Hugo, author of “The Hunchback,” and of certain Anti- Slavery letters whose zalvanic style hav…
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Soon, with a glass, could be distinguished the regularly rising table-lands and lovely green valleys, the dark mountains standing in the background. I was at once agitat ed with all the anxieties of h…
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among l;:s Iw lvc sous, the eldest residing at Kiel! and ewe I- ii,; u kind of supremacy over the rest, wuose throne* v re established at Novgorod, .^moleuak, ("heral pull, be In like minner the prese…
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ordersto PURCELL, LA 01) A CO., General Agent* lor the U States. ap 21 Sin Riohmond, Va. aY Baths, Maths. Buths. HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS, can I* had daily, from 6 o'clock A.M., until 10 P M.at the …
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with thuuv. The inland of Hayti will offer tot those who- are willing to emierate, as vast numbers o Jthent -doubt Jess will bea country due to human Ufe,j The wrf aslave ini withineasVyeac6.,Trom any…
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worthy of admirsion in a domestic relation shan the poble-minded Gen Geffrard, the the Havtian Ke public, whose we ordered family 1 have had the happiness avd honor 0 knowi: g for the lsat fifteen you…
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cars are in tronble smong themsalves in consequence of a threatened Spanish emigration, which will 12evit sbly lend to 8 guare between these two peoples, Spaciarde and Dominicans, and a aubaequent uni…
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&1 700 a certain gmwount was raised (une eccrine val eur produite] from the lectures «f Mr. Wendell Phil. Ips. Without any advantsge of this kind—without rofite on photographs, or books, or lectures—I…
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viog to us, than in raising our prayers each to the sternal for your preservation, and that of the father of bis country, for yoar welfare sud his, and for hia glory, which is reflected upon the mater…
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theii race in the United States, they have, with liberality, public spirit, and a wise, comprehensive insight into the future, offered a home and nationality to all of the African or Indian races who …
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the money expended on their account. A vun trad, fixing the amount, will be made with each eimgtant be lure leaving the continenL Mr. Kcdpath is now preparing a Guide Book, to under the uffichd sancti…
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Domingo, urder either the Spanish or the lude- perdent Government, The deseription of its lo- cality ae **in the Caribbean Sea” ie meant to convey the false impression that the Govermmeas of Haytt bad…
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matic fl.vor in the mouth. For sale l.y W. P-TERSOa A CO. UUMFUL 1 HHIRTMAS rttl E STS- Boys* Cape Overcoats 1 Boys' Cape Over coat* 1!— Persons demrous >o make their sons, grandsons or nsphews a hxnd…
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I never beard any one speak unkindly of his wife, however. Sue to a perfect bundle of fascin ations, and the younger officers go crazy over her. I saw her at Fort Moultrie the other afternoon, cutting…
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Charles Francis Adauis a complimentary dinner upon his arrival in Boston. A Southern paper says a novel and intoxicating liquor has been made from the cotton plant. It may be "intoxicating," but there…
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Tbo iniiUal'exerUtion of tb'prim ipal ttlples may I estimated thus Coftee, fi."i.ijsl. HI Hal.; logwissl, lame; rottou, T.lssi.liOO lb., HHoa, l.'j.'si.isjti Ihe., ani mahogany, 2..'i"S),issi fit. 1 r…
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port of th acts and auterasuia attributed as above 10 you, or to any rt of tne New York l'ollo r,orc acting uiaier oidrrs. Yours, reatetifuHy, i.r.. I'. Ksr, Marahal.J f Cuitrml i7trtnieg .lflr'ilii ,…
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Uwhl'iTX-vi t, ri. rvt-rall hnntn ua ra'a Tb' il-aJ art all l .-.i. ilw tpi -binj V ur 1 Trt 1 t4,rt( t m '!llpr. VU T ft EVAM f I f hl a. 1.. I rcrtL-.J M i"" n ui'ii 11 t'l 1 ga.l viearliia; lf-1 II…
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that is a question of Noroy’’ character, und an inter ference with the political rights of others that may require explanation in the proper quarters, while 1t will be the absorption of an catublianed…
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the first rank—that ony other course is dis- ola was carried the first African slave, and by the labors of a pious werk, Las Casas, was fixed upon the continent and islands of a new world a system whi…
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the same thing by indirection. —However, as the vendors of thus property cannot give a good title, we presume the Poet- master-General will look elsewhere for the land he has to buy. As the pew drama …
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J'oininicont, to arms. .et up arlso on the as mo'lay two at the same moment, as a sinfie man. No mercy to traitors'. We must conquer at any price. l*t not roversos dise.ouruge us. If wo triumph not in…
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Who is to do it The colored race will cry aloud if Spain conquers the whole island of Hayti, as she is bound to‘do, and she will not be. likely to recognize any free negroes among her subjects so acqu…
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FROM IIAYTI—APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. 13 y the arrival of the brig Echo at New York we are placed in possession of Hayti ffles to March 9th. The Dominicans have issued the following procla mation against …
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quer or die; for death is preferable to degradation; and if we remain impassible we can no longer pre tend to the dignity of free men. Dominicans, to arms; let us arise on the same day and at the same…
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come-lmpr3ctioable4o--coiiliiirie4he privilege .of bonding for transportation to those port?. .Collectors of thp. Cnrtonis are pecordimriv hereby instructed that no entries" for'transpof- Very respect…
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By the arrival of the brig Echo at thit port w art placed in poaaeesion of our Hayti files to March 9th. The ttttmpt of Spain to seize St, Domin go exoiud the liveliest interest in Hsyn. Ths fo'lowing…
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Knrope? Judge Rest, W. L. Yancey, Mr. Koarn u Adolphus Rost; the last two Secretaries of Lc, judge R. has his wife with him. Tho party oc rooms a', the Hotel Cubauo. They leave by a j steamer for Sout…
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brothers perish Dominusus, the ambition and resentments alme of ?One mau separated ua from the mother couulry; subse quently the Haytien domineered over our territory, from whence he was driven by our…
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ment of Hayti, and made known the passage of a resolution by the Legislature of Massachusetts, to insure its Senators and Representatives the use of tlieir influence to obtain a recognition of Havtien…
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Hardware Stock, all of which will be sold at very low nrures. rnrcnasers are reanesteu to examine our stock colore nuying elsewhere. Remember the Place, Not. 29, 1880. Opposite the Public Buildings. j…
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rraii'ler ol Hominies to Mpuin. lie does not liellevo in the ai anion, and here is hi Vervi n of the businei Some veara ago what I toy row' Is drawn from llaylien uniclal ami roes Snitatia (I'reideiit…
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We have advices from St. l>omingo rat;ryiag the intelligence already published of the cession of the territory of the late republic to the Crown of Spa:n. Creat excitement prevailed in Hayti in conseq…
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the patriotic rebnff given by Gen. Scott to attempt to seduce him from his allegiance to Stare and Stripes, now bestow upon him grossest personal abuse, saying that ne is imbec decrepit, &c., 4c. Suur…
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thereby been Inatrui.ieolalIn raving, m l him In 1 1 of Uvea. Vtu-r, Duly. C. i E.iY, M. I Price 25 recta per boa. N 1.1 by all r p..■• lal inedlclnei. ■r^a ro Tin: f Aim:* nn v. M«N C» TMh CITY or Ri…
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mislead public opinion. Ought such a serious jo or out for \axnple, to say thit at Ha> li labor has ceat> d *x< opt lor theMTUtt;* of certain chie's who, on !er the name of mii.Uury service, have, for…
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Elise .t Mathilde, Bremen; R Milan, Cardenas; North Carolina. Havre; Rowman and Win Badger. New Bed ford; barks Jasper, Liverpool; San Giovani. Limerick* I Davis, Cardenas; Warren, Mobile; Mary Porter…
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oldest and most practiced stage singers. Too much self composure, it might be urgod. for one of Mil*. Pattl's years, were It sot that tho ingraunua confluence of youth when oncherkered by the suscepti…
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dispatches, bowever, give them all, The latest ramor from Washington was that the Rebels had evacuated Harper's Ferry, and Every oue of them winica lies far from our border, aud twenty t'mes nearer to…
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cd by the numerous colony ot Americans staying at Paris." THE ANNEXATION OF DOMINICA TO SPAIN* —Our recent exchanges from Hat ti are marked by a de termined spirit ot opposition to the occupation by t…
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lic, we are estopped from interference in the matter, or even protesting against the absorp tion of the island by Spain. This is no time to in dulge in fastidious diplomatic crotchets, and at any rate…
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China, Africa and ports on the Pacific. These rates are additional to the p-emium for sea risks, which is \)4QI)4 percent. Tbe former is to cover war risks. Intelligence from M. Domingo. NEW YORK, Jun…
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of many letters from Norlhorn men 10 Southerners, snowing that thoro are yet many traitors in ibo North.- Ibe tnbuue dispatch says Oov. Hicks lias warned tbo Government of the perils sneoeoing Ihe Cap…
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In ccnsequence of the necoaotty of a rigid elimination e and strict responsibility, with reference to the large amount of express freight landed at this post, this bualness must be under the control o…
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Dominican portion of tho Island, and tho blacks ail mulattnes aro quarreling. Tho colore1!) emigrants from this coun try, who have been enticed thither by Geffrard, find things very different from wha…
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with the honor put upon him on this occasion, for it gave him great pleasure to be identified with the cause of emancipation. Mr. Chesson (the Hon. Secretary) then read letters expressing sympathy wit…
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Tbev iisnlved that luese Ktnies snouia oe rree in dependent, And to that Declaration their name, did affix, I 0 then, our proud eaitle, in mnjealT soaring;. Aroused Kreednm's sons in tbe contest with …
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slaves was proclaimed; nnd "June 21, 179. i. a negro chief, Macaya, entered Cape Francois at the head of .'1,0: 0 slaves and began un indiscrim iiiute slaughter." After the deportation of Toussaint L'…
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ltepublic. It the colored people in our midst are as equally in earnest in desir ing to promote, successfully their own eievauon, ana mat oi ineir people eve 1 1.1. 1 rywhere, they will be disposed .t…
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rare presented ftod refer ej. The bill providing >r the recognition of ffaytf t?d JJberla, and es v I talf.isluag diplomatic intercourse with those coun' tne? wtiM takeu up. and Mr. l>avis, of Kentuck…
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Sehr Virgo of BrooklLaver), Hawking, Nagusbo, P.R., Nov (0 ont St ay Nov lu, sat to master. Salled in come pany wi bh Be Griz Sis dor New. ork, Schr. Lotkes (of Usetine), Con! y, Uousives Nov with 1ng…
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been thirty-two days under water, She was finall raised, repaired, and sent to run between Batabauo an Santiago de Cuba on the south const. This morning's Prenza says: On Friday afternoon the steamer-…
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Washington street Ticknor Fields, 135 Washington street John C. Haynes Co.’s, 33 Court street John S. Rogers Co.’s, 1077 Washington street, and at the Anti- Slavery Office, 221 Washington street. HAYT…
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ilio chief point of which is liia giving away a throne wh ch be di en not poMmis, voiy forcibly m ulls the K'j.iy of old Kuimi Allen to K'n^ Geoigo (be Third, when l>ii* Majesty attempted tii bribo ll…
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reply,--' i i'-->?t entirely of a religious character, discia me i the i ten having euflfcred losses, oNervlug that be bal never i? sad for the rewards of position and public favor oo account of anyth…
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Wheat Market dull and heavy. Fates at 81,20 for CMcajro 8pnn Ml lor Winter Bod Western. t'wrsj M tfcet tilt-t Hariri lu good demand. Oa in Quint Oilier rains qniet. WbUUey-Firm. Kales at '9a. FreleTht…
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general stall who cave so long zealously and success fully struggled against serious difficulties to support. the army acd myself, is dee, in a great degree, what little success and feme we have achie…
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lo 'jiagto Spa n, the soatiieru and western per t one at the it time belonging to France, bat bow farming the black republic or empire of Hayti. I; wonid appear that the Spanish rfier in 9in: Domingo …
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New Castle, arrived at the Breakwater Monday evening, hsrlng towed thereto the barks Pleiades. Lady Milne, brigs Nellie Mowe and Rase*. She is now (8 A Ml preparing to proceed up with a large tow In a…
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from Liverpool vie Halifax mrvisad at 6pm. Her op United States Sonate, wad his wife, sre ay the Con wails and the newspaper bag of the Asgociaied Pres [{inental Hotel, en youte for Washington, were f…
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A sovereig= couesituent Congress, consisting of mine represestativas from each district, baa: .bee* eailed, nod was to hare convened at fan slage De Loscalegoi, intelligence from Port m Psinee, the 25…
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marchtd upon Matamoros, which place was rapidly be. B {through their capital, and like them, ‘hin the Ii I na ing abaadoued by all ibe furoigs merchants. It i= settled, then, that they will remain at …
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still holds at #142 &i4 50 per barrel, Arrived last evening, ship Wild Hunter from Now- York; ship John Jay from Mauasimo. Nailed, ship Panther for Baker's Island. Revolution in Hayti. Bosioy, Wednesd…
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Protest of i'!P United Htates OoiiMul. Pv370Il/ri0U IN HAYTI. CHJEF JUSTICE CHA3E AT HAVANA. EVMTAT19N CP ST. D031INW0, Ac., &c., Ac. The *L.?ni hip Eu, lc, Captain L.uvreuek from flavnna j 371h May, …
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we ean strike at Iha spirit of sebellion. New Hampshire lias furnished 38,427 troops tor the national cause, ot whom 11,089 were dis* übled and fallen in the conflict. The Rebellion in Hayti.—A gunboa…
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Great Destruction of Government Proper ty. A fire occurred at Nashville,on Sunday,destroying from $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 worth of quartermas, ter’s and commisary stores —enough to supply 80, 000 me…
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was also spend.ly d stroyed. Tho bank adjoining is seriously threatened. The lire in still burning at this hour?eight o'clock 1*. M. The fire is generally believed to have been the work of an incendia…
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fore exercising It; but he cannot extend it toother awes excluded by State constitutions. Briefly I un- rstand this to be bis position. c r NEWS FROM HAYTI. rogress of the Revolution?Cape Hay tlen In …
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must therefore, adapt themselves to the apparently well deserves to be known new order of things, and live in peace by the last syllable of bis name. He is among themselves and with their white a sold…
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The President has appointed Judge j tc escape of the leaders of "the re ptM r .u r ,T i nsi,. volt by sea, and the restoration of order Edmunds, of the General Land 023ce, I throughout the whole islan…
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election of Thomas U. Tuob, the Union candidate, as Mayor. Mrs. Jefferson Davis has taken up her resi deuce for the time being at Savannah. Ga She is repre sented as being iu a very oestnute condition…
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open the ports, and Colonel Ricks, the ne v Collector of pensacola. The exports at Savannah are increasing. FROM HAYTI. Progress of the Revolution, etc. New York, July 7.?The steamer Manhat. tan, from…
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U« Bak*r»t Pr*aJn fur by IjBljs Chocolate, 1 «t Iti OM KoFKRT-ON A ALBKR8. So MACKEKKt., So. 1 and 2. In ki!«. and J* kb 14 M-»• Mackerel. 6 kite etui, e, i t.y JcljS ROUKKTti a ALBXM. MOTTLED GBRMA.\…
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Rle' Joha ErrU 11 »h.». «0 ffitutor.UA Ki.ow c- ^h•1• t» Il ftteM Uii 1! W.rr J.noa^ ft»-r tt-fnIt :rde t'raak K*aiur bit.l -tr If O-lltn II k (J f-i-*k«. MH Clauln'j.'hJI l-«'r»|«l f!i- butlVS •^arni…
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been altered by the new State Government. j i The old device is retained, but the words "Liberty and Union" surmount the Goddess of Liberty, trampling on-the fallen (yrant.? [Isrnot the alteration in …
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commissions were actually mode out and were ready for delivery, but the. opposition parties made another appeal to President Johnson, and the latter finally directed that the commissions be suspended …
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Flight, die. OUH HT. DOVINOO CORKEHI'OXDKKCB. Hayti, June 17, 18M. The Insurrectionary movement In Haytl, reduced to a few hundred malcontents, shut up in the town of Cape Haytien, and closely investe…
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Hi" whole alftlr |m of foreign rather than domestic, origin. having been ci>oc.oc.t"d beyond the Jurisdiction of trio Hayliun government and inaugurated by mercenary troops enlisted from ameng the pop…
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Mtramar, on the Adriatic, of his adventures In Mexico, and for tho second or third tolumo of Julius Ctpsar from Louis Napoleon, and with some explanatory notes from Lord Palmerstou of the latest "Napo…
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In 1800, the West Indies exported 17,00:.,000 tia. of cotton and the United States 14,789,803 lbs. They I were at this time, it will be seen, nearly equally pro r ductive. Let us, however, examine one…
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th the features of the 1st All the er say the prizocer ciLit be bim All tha way al. ng the route travelled by the prisoner large numbers of persons assemoled t tze J fferont J pots i order to have a l…
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room at o’clock for the purpose of attending his funeral from his late res dence to the church. saltimore and Norfolk papers please copy. FROM THE LATEST MEXICAN NEWS. A CONVOCATION OF THE PEOPLE. THE…
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S naloa were stopped, to commence after the rainy season. The American schoouer Wilson Crawford, of Brooklyn, has been sez-d by the Mexican authorities at Sisal, on suspicion of emugzling. Her master …
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The melancholy Intelligence is contained In our Mexi can advices of tfae death, on the 16th of July, of our correspondent in the city of Mexico, Mr. Charles 8. Shanahan. Our advices by the steamship E…
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Ahi-t Bat, N. F., August 2, 1805. The steam yacht Clara Clarita, with Engineer Kvurett't party on board, arrived hero this morning. Tho weathsv is fine, and the clement" are most favorable tor the pro…
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and up stairs, when she was soiled by the Inmates of th* bouse and the flames extinguished. The poor gui was conveyed to tho Jews'Hospital aod properly cared tor; but Blight hope Is cntertalaed of her…
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imprudent and regrettable act* ol the Pomirii' ana, ia resolved. It is .-aid. to reeuine tin inauspicious work o' 1861 and to r-neoquer the lMninican repuldtr. It even appears that he hat transmitted …
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'HE HAVTIKN Rl.1EU.Io"' Steamer Chartered to Secure Preiident Geffrard's Escape. Ac. Ac. Ac. Our Kingston Correspondence. Kwobto*, Jam., August 2, IMS. larvation Among tK? Negroe*?Bad Effect of Queen …
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ed to general enquiries as to his health, aud how the prison agreed with him. New York, Sept. 1. Tiie Iferald's King, ston, Jamaica, coTCspondent says that the headway which the revolutionists are mak…
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of to not cf is I Yesterday Evening's Edition. WEST INDIA NEWS. NEW YORK, September 1. The Herald's Kingston, Jamaica corres pondent says that the headway which the Revolutionists are making in Hayti …
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tion is led by a committee f ten chiefs. who have sent s cmmissioner to Washington to represent their cause. When our Government recently acknowledged the inde pendence, and accepted a Minister Plenip…
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the midst of this trouble comes a popular revo lution. the chief towns rising against General l>i| 1 "'ntel, who has been in command of the Dominican troops, and pronouncing in favor of Cabral, whom t…
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if this ue so, he may be driven out of the coun try, and the Mexican questiou take on a sudden nu Jtous un welcome phase.— Tue revolution in Sr Domingo has proved successful. Carrel hrs been eppuinttd…
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Picsident being for life. The white half is a real republic, and a I rovisional'government has been conducting its ioIui& 1 affair for the last few years, during the invasion by Spain. Spain does not …
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pendence, and accepted a minister Plenipo tentiary to represent the liaytien Govern ment, it probably did uot exjnjct so soon to have two claimants to that honor. The rep rescntative of the Rebel powe…