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Intense exettamonl prevails. the villains were In It. _ _ Ken h it c been despatched in nil direouoae to aeeare their arrest. TiSE UUffilHTIN OK LIS COLT. Petition Tor Hie Rciemu) of the Dry 'Porta?**…
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case to be submitted to a court of la' ..1,,..: n .i... nV'it levy a havy tax on commercial "vellers i fli a ahatt-.A t.i am stria tlu lie..I,- -'Sell gOOUS by sample, arcs.?, not in'philad'l'hii wher…
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States for the cession of the "Mole St. Nicho las,” had been set afloat, and the revolutionary party was about to invoke the intervention of England and France against the proposed trans fer. Salnave …
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By the snivel at New York yesterday of the rig Oliver Cults, direct from Port-au-Prince, in fourteen days, wo hitve Ilajtlnu advices to the 17th ot January. The news n important. Torre vat a prospect …
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iiavaf forces, conveniently distributed alone the Whole extent of the coast, and con-tantly in movement, are keeping up an effective blockade. The French Admiral, accompanied by the liiobe, had return…
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Coast. dapa'terlu.dAp y Lad Frda y at 8 Arrirm s Ua day a'od Thursday. .and oie 06-1New Otemts to Moble dprture daly ip ..a ioay M I M. Arrtve dally by a. rlveson ondar sad Fridy msran LY. fl Sir lak …
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President of the Bible Society of Rockbridge oounty, Virginia, and has issued a short address to the citizens of that county in behalf of the object of the society?which is to supply every family in t…
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tho Admiral left ror Connives to receivo ttie promised apology; bnt ChevAiier, who has a will of his own, refused to make the ntnmae, threatening, moreover, that If Hu'nave attempted to ulsplaco and d…
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hitherto appeared. The Echo, a newspaper of Mantanzas, pro feesee to have information that Florenco Ro mines, a rebel General, has presented himself to the Spanish authorities for pardon. It says othe…
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me Cacos were repulsed from the town they made ral good their position In tho suburbs, from which bai Chevalier has not yet been aide to dislodge them. ftte While Saluave was at Gonulves he Heems to h…
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way. April 98, at 8 PM, lat 41 89 N, Ion 68 17 W, passed 0<j steamship France, hence for Liverpool; 941b, at 1 AM. 1st _e 41 19 N, Ion 66 44 w. steamship Main, hence for Bremen; 94tb, at 8 PM, pilot b…
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Rort?kAtrx. April i) Satire!, Smth. Maker, NVork. Sailed from Bojran nth, Pphralm Vllllnmr, Hoff, NOrlaana. Ham XI.owa, April 7-Arrlred, Allorurta, Sola. NOrlrana. Haimrnil. vrn, April 11 Arrival, Art…
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rented shout a mooth since, charged with ravishing three white girlf, was committed to-day, and sentenced to solitary ronlioe- meot in the eastern penitentiary lor tlnriy five years. The trial ladled …
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Industry in the West Indies is by no means so mnl- tiform as it is in most other parts of the civilized world, being devoted principally to the production of a few staple articles of commerce. Of thes…
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tion, and of the creation of a peasant proprietary, wealth is more generally diffused now than was the case in the days of Slavery, The products of the British Colonies are nearly all exported (0 Engl…
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for ge uine sympathy, and practical aid in establish- ing a sovernment that shall be at once free, orderly, and progressive. Hayti, weak in her isolation, and a prey to internal dissensions and evil w…
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of these not more than four or five are navigable for any considerable distance from their mouths except by small, flat-bottomed boats. Jamaica boasts the loftiest and grandest mountains, its celebrat…
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Lucia, Dominica, Montserrat, St. Christophers, An- tigua, and Nevis, besides numerous smaller islands, including the Bahamas, the Caicos group, and the Virgin Islands. France owns Martinique, Guada- l…
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European blood as well as the blacks—is, us we have already seen, by far the most numerous; but the dominant race is the Cancasian, which here, as eise- where, asserts and maintains superiority over t…
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Slavery still exists, viz: Cuba and Porto Rico, their condition is deplorable: and in the free islands, em- bracing all the oiber parts of the West Indies, they have not yet recovered from the lightin…
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A remarkable instance of sagacity and (rood fortune has turned up in the history of the schooner Anna, of this port, which, In running the blockade at Kt. Marc, In possession of the insurgents, mistoo…
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There was a well armed force in St. Marc to repel nnv further attack from the government forces. It was sal' I that a numerous force under Nlssag% Saget was about marching lor Port au Prince tJ lake f…
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before Aux Cayes to blockade the port. All ho of compelling the submission of the city by a bombard- ment having departed, it had been resolved to attack it by land, for which purpose Salnave had conc…
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clous rumor to the effect that a French man-of-war was off the coast of the island on the watch for suspicious ves- sels, such, for instance, as might be en route for Cuba, and carrying munitions and …
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him to' Cape Vincent for shipment. .iThe box containing the deserter was marked, as crockery ware and glass, and deposi ted on the boat at the wharf, but it was opened by direction of a custom house o…
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Cabinet will answer as well as a strong one, so long as the books are kept reasonably straight as between appropriations aud expenditures. Another Applicant Conine to Washington. It will be recollecte…
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cases of y?llow fever ou board, and sailed to-day. North American interests require immediate reinforcement of the Bquadron in the vicinity of Cuba. A special to the J for aid dated Havana 2S'.h, says…
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llaytlen frontier announces a signal victory over Cabral and bis C'acos, assisted by the Haytien rebels near St. John, one rebel general and captain were killed and thirty horses, twenty cattle and a …
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nothing. The volunteers are in harmony with him. Filibusters are reported to land every few days, and the Spanish troops shoot them when they catch them, Americans and all. Insurgent successes are con…
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complaints have been made against tbe former and three against tbe latter. Several German bankers and capital ists met yesterday to consider tbe ques tion of an Atlaotic cable to Germany. Large subscr…
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should be composed of prominent men from all parts of the Union, who would open ageucles for subscriptions to the stock of the Exhibition Company in their respective States, About two months ago the H…
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be visible somewhere about Monte 1,'risio, in the shape of a naval station. The second will be seen In the public declaration of the Dominicans in favor of immediate unconditional annexation, l'he thi…
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H. P. Iteuiaiuln. IVIU at Til-lea’* ll*or» stable. |>osh svcuue.lwtwecu Hand-l Miami l.aka *tr»rta. />M*cir(»-bound'd n-rfib by Wa.tiinyt.ia sheet. smilh In Muirne rlriv-t. cast l-y Imtr Michigan, ami…
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Li viRrooL, Nov t Arrived, ship Harvest yueen, Jaosen, Ban Francisco. _ Mai.au a, Oct 1(1? rienred, bark neodoru* (Br), Arne*. NYork brig* Kdward 1 1 111 (Itr), Haddock, do 18th, eamoljol (Dr.n), Krlc…
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ell, NVork. Sailed? Barks R Scuddsr. and Almlra Coombs; brigs J VT Bpenoer, and Bulllvan (two latter anchored In the Roads). 8d? Arrived, steamship Pennsylvania (Br), Liverpool; steaming E M Cates, Ph…
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denly caved off from the main land into the stream. Every one perished. The bodies were found lower down the stream. HAYTI. A City Captured by the Hcbelc A Traitor Executed. New York, Nov. 13. Haytion…
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and highly accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President the other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it ho said "the exalted philanthropy and the readiness t…
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ral Grant for his appointment of black men to office, and for his advocacy of the fifteenth amendment, providing for universal negro suf frage. Ho believes that all these prejudices of race and colqr …
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und highly-accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President tho other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it he said "tho exalted philanthropy and tho readiness t…
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tucky a strong prejudice against negro equality, which, as developed in Lincoln's policy, was subsequently used as tho founda tion of the reconstruction policy of Andy Johnson. Secondly, from tho "hap…
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adopted a report refusing State aid to any rati roads. The Mew York. Canals* Auaxt, Nor. 86,—'The Canal Commission era decided to cloee the canals on tha IRh of Decem ber, unless sooner closed by ice.…
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Orleans." Now, the President of the United States, in cordially receiving the negro Minis ter from Hayti, is proud to speak of his official recognition of black men on tho basis of equal rights. This,…
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rod MU* Payne, Mias Clara Jerome, Miss Parson*, and Sira. Worden. Tbe Bt> Loan A Cedar Hap ids Railroad—which »»tbe of tbs North Missouri Bail* road northward—baa upon it a force of sao bands between …
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South Carolina Senate, in which body they are a controlling power, seem specially desirous of vindicat ing themselves from the charges of nationality preferred against them in advance. The New Haytien…
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Wilmln (Ion, n -l; alary K Vancieaf, I irl*rn1,.,i)l;**. Babcock .1 B Vamio-en, Yoiing M fclll,"",'rr1|}"n: 1 tlett,?bnrg, t'ots .n; Annie Mat, May A Haley, Ma'V' M"\ r.? .,1, Parker; Alei Young, Youn…
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wtl. 'S".! Uiibonj, Rich; Ylckabnrg. Illgnni and ify Whltuer, Perklna, do f.)r N York S II Woodburv, Wood bar/, do lor Jeraey City; Paul Seavrv, Lowell, dofor WetlnUexter: ?vendnaktag. Wyalt. do lor P…
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HIS VISIT ,?HEI13 IN 181C. Tho PoUkicra Cond ion and Manners of the Domruitana and Haytiens Nearly a Ujfcrtor oi' a L'cn.ury Ago. lug a jo ti ?SGftrctaijr la lStd iJcuteu iuc (now Vice Admiral) David …
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on the subject are quashed, and Georgia must face the music. Salnavk's Position.?We publish news this morning relating to llayti, and, judging from the roport, tho Haytlen President is in a Sad plight…
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ton. During the celebration this year a child sitting in his father’s lap was instantly killed by a stray bullet. It is stated that the President has received a private note f rom Judge Hoar to the ef…