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very common idea of extending political empire by foreign conquest. In the midst of this trouble comes a popular revolution, the chief towns rising against General Pimentel, who has been in com mand o…
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lurnw ttiP" wre WHU|WUUU *?ncui, wvi|iiiu^ unit; wsig, uid an Immense amount of old Iron, armor, cannon, Ac. The Rev. Arthur Waring on Hajrtl. POMTl'ONKMKST OF THE PROPOSED l.ECTt'KK? VIEWS RESPECTING…
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The Aadstant Prorost Marshal of Maine has been arrested lor receiving bribe* from deserter*. The rebel officer Jl#uiy bos received bis naturalization paperw from Maximilian and is now Mat lean eWren. …
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missed by the tickle aiden for scltish considerations. Heuer bis fierce revenge. A ful! hearing will be had th is morning. HAWKINS ZOUAVE MILITIA REGIMENT. This Regiment is now recruited up to the min…
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braska, covered 3 947.21, besides several cash sales. HAYTIEN REBELLION —Interesting reports of the pro greas of the rebellion in the republic of Hayti against tl e gov. r ment of President Geffrard h…
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public, and converted tie sal and people into a military colony As a skrategio lick, to Cuucc. Cubs aud Porto Kino into a aUoug, musually-sasia.ning line of power, du winateg curIeinus biguWajs, SLo i…
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n the Antille. was delib. rat It s.vrif.cod bv the American SecrHarv .f Mit i, sr,!n This, the only IUpubli. än (iovernment in the West indie except Haiti. In which all white men are disfram him-d was…
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wac dealt out without a tuouiciii oeei.a.ion ipott tlie*" I ?rtM> nere Iriku T(i. pit I the tiv iter" ni?ni>tw) d t?-. j oni tin -tn Ur>' ipIahiI rhutM flltwrll lliit, Altbo.igii tot i?I ft# !h no gro…
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may prove amply so to them. From hence we believe the l)e Solo proceeds to 8t Domingo. Havana, January 23. The steamship Creole arrived hire yesterday from New Orleans, and leaves to-day at noon for N…
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pletely as the limited time would admit, and have the honor to report such facts in the case as I have been able to gather, and make such suggestions as tho case seems to warrant. Harrison Brooks stat…
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thiamine in addition to theirs, make our most suc cessful and best Agents. Try it. Terras to agents, descriptive circular and speci mens of work, sent free bv mail, on receipt of stamp. M. W. 1EET, Ge…
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tractors wil! be held with great strictuess to the performance of every oblization of the contract, But i citizens will disregard all ordinances relating to ashes snd filth and garbage the city cannot…
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Mr. Colfax lectured hurt nlglil before a very large audience, and a titled llial it wne htH laat lecture Ihta N<?i*oa, public dullc* now ai cumulating III) liar declined <eut hundred and eevenly-threo…
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tee that remains to eonsohidate the Government, 1f the authorities during the late disturbances, with 8 VIEW 10 pinno compositions ol Joseph Poraanski display I SIIwWAR Ia the case of Alexander T. Ste…
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T mi pnir.lDXLPnlA LearaCbaa lar at S.13, 10.14 a. m., 11. So, 3.13, 4.34, 7. JO ---roDAT TBAIHS. Ixrr.iiTralnaH.03a. for Baltlmoro aad WMblaaton, atopplag at Wilmington, Terrr. Tllla. HaTre-da-Oraoo,…
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ties will acquiesce in a complete return of peace and order. But It would complete our good fortune and glres us the only guarantee that remains to consolidate the Got era ment. If the great Republic …
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A letter from a gentleman in Haytl, giving on account of the visit of Secretary Sewanl to that npubtlc, during his late West India trip, says that the interview between him and President Goffrard wns …
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more of the article than any-equal territory in Christendom, he now is obliged to send to a druggist to purchase it as he would medicine! Agriculture, commerce, literature, als, law and order—all are …
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4th. The negro and other interior races have never, under the most favored circumstances, shown any capacity for self government or civilization. 5th. The negro attains his nearest approach to civiliz…
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k m tea oMUtrt, m ??m tofpH? arpartto ?<l tin it rmo. li? ealuratlMI af *M? M ak taa (aoraaaa n>? toporto at praaaat #f raaaiat pn art pall r of wao I ttaew gaato. ?o toaatoWan* k?n toritto a* hy tha …
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I repUoogl Una. waa olao fraufhl with danger and *a ouragamenf la reyoll wh aril otberw ae eon i n* At loagth Uta people de|errala?d to he m frca and ladpendant m their neighbor*, and on Maraaibn Jo, …
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gres tatirg that, in view of th fact that the com mercial interests ot the country would be promoted by a forma I recognition of the Domiiiic.ui Repub lic, he had rominated to the Smate, to represent …
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overy confodornto who comos down from tho interior ends the narration Republic, while such recognition would bo in ontiro conformity with the settled policy of tho United Statos, I havo with that view…
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in the Wkkkly Hzuaia HAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. t. Domingo and Hayti?The President's Vlews?Proceeding* of Congress?Important News from Europe, he., die. The mail steamship Costa Rica, Captain Harris, will…
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Tanon wa J An II?Arr Indian Queen. Norton. Oetreetawt Igih. (Jnern Of the Kleel, Hilton, Clyde (and aid for a port M H llhode Island) Tablb Sat, OOH, Dee 14?In pert hark Jeany ^LeaMaa (Sri, fur N York…
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one of a much cooler and more sea sonable temperature. R ecognition of the D ominican Republic .—The following was transmitted to the House on the 22d Jo the, Senate ami Iloute of Representatives: Bel…
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teaana, not earn I Q* the N.ntb Pait?w Stale* or?l>ffed raaiaieat. war* aawmoi-Atod in UM Srat weak tn Ftbru nry nt BcowuhvIiM V YORK. HERALD, WEPN 4 HEWS FROM HAVANA. Tht Chilean I'rlratccra I)am*Kln…
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SOM HAMBURG. In tego ip Tentonta—Yolany opt, wife Steamabip W. P. Clyde, Powell, Boston, Metropolitan Steamship Company, Ke'ly, New Bedford. Ferguson Wood. Steamship Whirlwind, Fargo, Norfolk, City C.…
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tains of Jamaica. In a month—in a week, even, if set about it rightly—you may enjoy a vivid and a panorama of the tropies. Ch the artist, was not sated of wopieal glones in half a year; but a youth is…
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of boiling water poured on about the same quantity pimento cordial.” y n Monday, Le took the railroad, 12 miles to Spanish Town, and gave half a day at the seat of government, re- turning that evening…
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out of the Antilles, has been exploded bj Ngnoleon, and if Baez ever entertuined the iden of uniting with Haysi on those terns, be has now discarded it tor the more liberal wiley of a confederation of…
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_S«pt. 17—did U. S. Marshal’a Xotice. UMTKD&TATKB OF ANKRIi’A, I Disthkt of Maine, as. f I3U11SUANT to a Monition from the lion. Edward Fox, Judge «f the United Staler J»hUi< t Court within awl fc'r t…
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No. 441 Congress street. In Westbrook, Feb. 28, Mrs Maiy K., widow of the late Peter Lu t, Ew aged 77 years 4 months. [Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 21 o'clock from her late residence. Friends and r…
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Pedro Kranci?co Bono haa been finally appointed. Tbe Hominicn-Haytien question ts tbe order of (be day. The liayden steamer Ubert- anchored on the 14th at tbe motMb of tbe river Otama. having on board…
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Poettxxt.t?McCi fleas. ?On Thursday, August 1, by the Kev. William G. Beyer, Mr. William E. Busbssll to Hue Maria Mi Ci.su.as, both ef this city. Divos?Worszr. ?On Wednesday, July SI, by tbe Rev. Day …
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caused the discomfiture of Geflrard was his in difference to the success of the Dominicans against Spain in the brief struggle of 1864. His readiness to enter into a Concordat with Home was an evil om…
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struggling as we are doing here, and as they are doing in England to find some golden mean between a restricted ana an unqualified suffrage. Under the provisos in the new fran chise law, the citizen o…
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reserved for that happy fate. All the other places on the ticket will find numerous aspirants, including generally the lncnmbebta for re-election. H A Y T I. Plottlngs Against Halnmve? Report as the F…
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terdav morning shot dead at Union Hall, by W.J.Kiriey.. T,.:-,.; Canal Boatman Killed. BuirfALO. August 26. Yesterday a canal boat stefr-roan .killed a fellow steersman witn a capstan bar., Tbe murder…
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were attended by considerable riots. Mr( lee was hooted down at Montreal- and three men dangerously beaten. Cavalry churgeJ the mob. At Eastport two squadrons guarded the candidates home. Tkirtv casua…
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li la rajiraayMfrini Ukal Hm Vreohluiil anni for Lang? ston and tendered him tho cominissiouorship of tho Fror demo's liuroau. This is a m ?stake. Lang? ston sought tho intorviow and applied for tho p…
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it is represented that the President sent for Lang? ston and tendered him the commissionership of the Freedmen's Bureau. This is a mistake. Lang? ston sought the interview and applied for the po? siti…
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Lull Dog's participation in the affair was the result of a nreconcerted arranecement between Geffrard and the Yiritieh Chorgt d’Attuirs in Hayti, Mr. spencer St John, Lnmedintely upon Salnave's succes…
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7th. A freshet has occurred in tba l'ouce river, cams tag much damage sad tha loss of one Ufa. ST. OOMINCO. Tha Traatr with Hartl Kattiled? lletnra mf ah# Dominican ConnaMaaer train the Unliad Blarts.…
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foreign power*. Foreigners of all nation* redding in Hayti, or vetting it, will find ample protection for their person* aad their Interests, all tbat ia required of tbem being tbat they ob -y tlie law…
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to supply the place of mutilated notes withdrawn from cir culation and burned. Gold had fallen from 32 to 28 Haytian dollars to the Spanish dollar. Business prospects were im proving, and daily becomi…
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Biassoa bad been raiaed on the 10th September, and that on the 21at Salnave Issued one of those proclama tions which are peculiar to Hayti, abounding in bard names for bis opponents and woDderful deta…
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From the West Indies. Havana, Oct. 31, via Key West, Nov. 5. —An armed expedition of the followers of ex-President Baez landed at Monte Cristo, from llaytien ves sels, and occupied Guayabin. They were…
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armed expedition of tbcfollowers of ex-Preuldent Baez, landed at Monte Crieto from Haytun ves sels, and occupied Gnayabin. They were at tacked and beaten by General Tolanco. The Do minicans arc pantin…
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J he StaW coiw.it'; Urn vr it; proliably be modelled after the Veriuout canstiUliO::. The M't'aihsr in Mobile. M 'H'LR, Nov. 6, 1S37. The weather is clear an J CM nil ther? >v:i? a heavy front tills m…
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and an old resident of San Francisco, died on Tuesday. -The New York Times does not shirk the issue It calls the defeat a leeson to the Republican party that it bas poshed its "extreme and ill-judged …
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The TXodri(te*/f?< t.o?i waa being hotly pnraoed by 'Veneral Barrecs* himself. Moat of these ro b'/la had become disbanded and Gome*, with comrade* had ?oue how. HAYTI. SPECIAL TELEBIA1 TO THE HEIAUL …
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Beau rgard ist noch Präsident der New Or l.anS- und Jockion-Eiser.bahn; Dick Taylor macht in New Orleans Gelo mit seinem Ca nc-lcontrakt; Wirt und Adams sind ebenfalls in New Orleans beschäftigt. Empf…
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attempt was made to complete the work by poisoning him. Salnave then ordered Delorme to smother him, but this attempt also failed. He was finally stabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel. His body …
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complete the work by poisoning him. :vi Mlnavetbei-OTOTTCU-Teeiiflm am He was finally -etabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel, and his body was delivered to bis friends, bootless: and shirtless,"…
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thought Wi Mr. Eyre's friends that to parade the evi- dence of the confederate privateersman at a time when the results of the Commission were beginning to be for- {rain would useist them more with th…
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States Assessor Gilbert has decided that a tax of 50 cents per gallon must be paid on imitation wines. The Chamber of Commerce has ac cepted an invitation from the Boston Board of Trade to send delega…
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4Ce.. an i 8.1 lb no It at law. alao IK>,OjO Ihi. taper and lira a ilia'1 at a mainly i.t S5--. a v c Inclodlra a-n^il loit ai t*< or tkoi t eiiri, 27a. a for bl ialL ani for .No I, IO%uH'i !ba t'?l f…
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condition and uncertain prospect* of bn?iue-s affair* generally through the country. All Unrolling mills in Allentown. Fm., are paitially idle, owing to a strike among the puddh-r-. A reduction of #1 …
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w n frcm tt?? ijRriH conf ?-K?n, *i !<ti w?I rof) from tbr KorMk Vitftnisii of I*?, ih.i> <h> -k<'-<lrvi| cUirp? ftiw'^'i of h-T rat .-J4r:il? TV?n<i.r>ty>K4t. vt It t* Mr*. Wmmn* ft elf it>- Ukii^ ar…
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dtist Dpfittit, and Muctieor Milky Discharge.., ind fr Enfeebled and Del irate Cnatitutiooe, of lthts-xe. atten'Wd w itb the tullowiug oyniptums Iiidi-powition to Exertion, Loss of Powtr, L 8 ot Memor…
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being a place of hittle or no importance The Bioux and the Potowatoruies were of great lmmportance on ace count of their locality and yet simply becauss a negro pulation dwells in those other couutrie…
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COURTESIES FROM THE BRITISH GOVLIRN- MENT. We have advices direct from Cape Haytien to the 25th ult. President Salnave was at that place, to which he had retreated with what remained of fhe Haytian ar…
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Ant. IV. The Feguing articles may be revised at the end of six wouths, or earlier should it be deemed necessary. i i THE WEST INDIES. HAYTL END OF THE CACOS REBELLION—CAPTURE OF THE LAST REBEL STRONGH…
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his visit to their port. The Admiral was much pleased with this mark of courtesy, and informed the deputation that he would not fail to inform his Government of the distinguished reception he had met …
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rvht, ate they either tenants oncer Bicelo v. at^hs T i“ I" l°™ »aiioSMtoo u w.‘! *kh^. c,, i l oWtTer to *ff*s*oce at the will of Mrs hbaitoci. or tenant at wl l nnaer Mis-SliatiocK. at* °r by “L 11 …
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B m £*«<l?oi sU»n*,e»rt product. TS7; faK* 1 C4L ots1 I>7jl. Toui bum&er of 00i.4- v 7 f* 1,,t precinct, 652; wnt preclectMT* ttU.-, I.SJ9, Blyrcs.4ll; lictonca. 11; worksSose* 57; tiltcre, 17l; LcteJ…
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Hngnr Market?Exelinnge Quotation*. Havana, April 14. l?8s. The sugar maMcet Is animated, Sales were made at T^r. a 7Xr- Per strobe for No. 12 Dutch standard. Exchange on London," 11 a 11)4 per cent pr…
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the wean time, I continue to address the most ardent prayers on your behalf to the Almighty, in order that He may enlighten your mind, and I bless you Parerualiy, “Pius LX. 1HE WEST INDIES. —l HAYTL S…
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country With powerful and strongly armed gangs to intercept any retreat that might be attempted by the President's forces. An attempt was mads by Qeuersa Chevalller, with an army of 4,000 from Cape Ha…
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friends, when it turned upon him and lit him on the left cheek, high up towards the eye.— He at once replaced the snake in its cage and took a strong stimulant, remarking to his wife and daughter that…
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Home commotion among the native clergy by arriving wiili power, as in suspected, nut not kuown positively. to inquire Into and report at Rome the moral and educational status of the Dominican Church. …
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on the rate*, but think the demand lor bill* hat lieeu better Mall last mail. On l.'Unioo, 4a1.,d. a 46d. at 61I day*; 46>l. a 46',il. at d ivs. i'aris, 4.77,\ at 60 days, 4.60 at 90 days. FAMILY MAEK…
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for the necessaries of life. Corn is selling at $3 50 per bushel at Mazatlan, and other ar- ticles are m proportion, Many people steamer Galatea was expected shortly from New York, whither she had bee…
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as tbe triumph of the Haytien revolutionists Is assured. galaave Proclaimed Emparor-ffhi Vw Una! Political Partita. Kingston, Jamaica, July 14. Things In 11 u j tl ut the latest advices (luly 9) bad b…
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present plan. He well knows tne omcers of the revolution will not expose themselves to lead an attack, and thereiore so long as be shows preparations to repel an assault there is little tear of Port a…
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They are so few that it will give you no power, not even the shadow of it." He adds:?"If every white inhabitant of South Carolina?if every white man, woman or child in the Southern States should conse…
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They are so few that it will give you no power, not even the shadow of itv' He adds: "If every white inhabitant of South Carolina-if every white man, woman or child in the Southern S ra te a should co…
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mill, the Caco chiefs, had abandonedCarrefour, near the capital, and President Salnave's troops had reoccuplcd It. Soulouque's wife has strongly espoused the cause of President Sal" nave. She is repor…
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By the arrival of the Alma to-May from Cape Haytl, in four days, 1 learn that the place la surrounded by the revolutionists, and that communication with the Interior has been cut off, so that neither …
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purchased during the l'resideucy of Geffrard, turned info a war vessel and called the Twenty-second December. Soon after the assumption of power by Salnave her name was changed to Sylvaln, utter Presi…
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?ort t.u Prince July ti from Petit (ioave, accom>anlod by her mother aud sister. The ex-Kmpress s decidedly In favor of balnave, and as she has si ill lonsldcmMc lntluence In Ilayti her support is a g…
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place, went out to meet au approaching bo ly ol revolutionists, anu returuea witn tueui to tne revolutionary headquarter at Vailiere. From Cape Ha tun there is intelligence that forty-two men ol Halna…
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interdicted, the circulating of the new issue of notes in the districts held by them, which lias tlio effect of seriously depreciating the latter. Iu conse uueuco the decree denounces as enemies of th…
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provisions and money for the army. Despatches re ceived from Fort au Prince and Cape Haytien showed that the cause of the reiiellion was In almost as des perate a state In the North as In the Houth. N…
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Mr. Burlingame Intends proposing to tho imperial government. HAYTI. Additional Particulars of the Naval Action at Petit Uoave? LUt of tUu Iluytlcn AIan?of< War'i Ollicers. HAVT1EM CORVKTPfc itr.RXANPR…
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“President Salnave has left this for Perit ““Goave on board the Alex. Petion for the “puarpose of direeting an attack on Mira “goane. It is rumoured that he was to ““leave for Les Abricots, in the Sou…
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Royal !n—(luy direet for Aux Cays for the protection of British interests, aund, if necessary, leave that place and proceed wherever the Haitien corvette Alex. Pe tion may go. A mail to be forwarded b…
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from the whole island to September 30 the United States alone has taken 831, ooo tons; and of the 247,000 tons of molasses exported the United States has taken no less than 213,000 tons. Nothing could…
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then left tho vessel, but had scarcely set foot on shore when tho bombardment commenced and was continued nntll this evening, when a report reached JerOtnie that in conscience of the absence of Sal na…
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Lorme has been removed from his high offlce, and a controversy In which neither party Is specially com plimentary gives employment to printers in Liver pool aud Port au Prince. Michael Domltiguc, proc…
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although the troops have not been suc cessful so far in suppressing the move ment, there are strong hopes that with the expected reinforcements, quiet will soon be restored, especially as all other di…
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France Claims Haytian Towns as a 4>uarau tee? Naval Movements. Port ao Princk, Oct. 22, hum. The Bteamshlp Maratan/.a, now Sal nave, wan sold to the government by Messrs. Qlllon A Hubbard, agents of t…
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nave w*s left before the port of Jcremle to secure the b'octtde. Fortunately for the foreigners and women of that place her Britannic Majesty's steamer Dart wax ordered from Kingston to call at th5 di…
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Telegrams received by the government to-day stato that Puerto Principe continues in the posses sion of the government troops, with Balmaseda com manding. Balmaseda ridicules the idea of his being atta…
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The best hope for the prescnt state of things are, therefore, that they will not last. It we are to credir the assurances of the Haytiens here favourable to the revolutionary cause, th-y are not mtond…
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lay the adjustment he should be removed, but the basis of the proctocol already agreed upon by Messrs. Stanley and Johnson must remain fixed and will sooner or later com maud the consent of beth parti…
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recovery of the prisonewand the arrest of the parties who were engaged in this disre putable business. We look upon the affair as a permeditated one, to defeat justice of its dues. Two IIany /bons in …
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4 esirve the Pru-sian charter. In 1855, Nicholas t vexaion and wounded self-love, because he wes stepped on 'he read to CoLsrautincple. In 1859. the Deke of Mocers the Dacaess of Parme, and the Grand …
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fundamental bass or the oquali of all races before the law,” while those f Hayti clam supreme aud exclusive dominion for the negroes. Chere y men of mixed blood among the Cacos; sowe of Dom n Republi¢…