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j years ago, tak, measures for appropria. ting and utilizing the insular waif on which she has at length laid an initiatory grasp. As they well know, whatever they might say in the reticent language o…
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inflame theui lor some time, it may after a while. We would advise those whose mantelpieces are hot to the touch, to have ull the wood so heated removed and stone or iron substituted-this precaution m…
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Testimonial to a Portland Shipmaster. The following paragraph tells its own story in its own way; and it affords ls much gratifica tion to print it: Harbor of Port Royal, ___ Jamaica. 29th Nov. 1869. …
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which the President is reported to have purchased, and which Congress will be called 011 to pay for, consists of that part of the island ofllayti which, In 1777, by treaty between Prance and Spain, wa…
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It I. a tui'lanrbolv faet thatthnn?an<1. fall vk tima to thi. terrible MbmM, ewlag tothana .killfullnee. of ignorant pretender., who, by tb. uae of that Dkaiilt Pt)l?<.N, MnactHr, rnlu tb* conatltutio…
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In* promotion wa* celebrated by the Spaniards with eere uadea to which the General ro* ponded with beer and I* *ald to have atopped up until hulf-|>aat ten o'clock I'. M., a very uuunual thing on hi* …
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expenditures 83,685.61. The property of tbe society amounts to SIW.AM 59, and I s debt to $04,763. Tab pruo bcsihsis In New York last year was more remnoeratlTO than for some j tars ptiTlous, CTen exc…
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For other Oeal/in see seveniJi /Vt,7?.]| 8 HIPP IN a N E W S. Almanac far New York? This Dor. Sunrises 7 21 Moon rises... .ere 5 19 Sun sets 5 00 High water.. mora 8 11 PORT OF NEW YORK, JJXUtlMf II, …
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Kvlvam Snlnave is declared an outlaw and a price of 5,ooo piastres set upon hw head. TJie decree of outlawry also extends 10 Vil Lubin, Muina Kigaiid, SlITra Fortune and twenty-six more of his ad here…
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I naiiua, Jan 4--ln port brigs Luclda (Br), Blssett, from' Turk* Islands, arrived 3lst tilt, for Boston Ulg; Harriet Amslla (Br, Hlgglns, trom Barbados, Juet arrived, to load for Boston echr Brilliant…
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brokers that their labors are to be shared by the fair sex. How refreshing tho time when the bass and baritone or "seller sixty" shall harmonize with tho tenor and sopraio ol "buyer thirty," and the h…
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pire under Soulouque, although he held republican prinei ples. When on the morning of Dec, 22, 1858, Geffrard raised, in the name of the people, the standard of revolt, and de clared for a Republic, t…
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Brig Heory Louise, Potter, Port-an-Privce 8 days, Togrued. Left in por. steamship City of Port-au-Prince for New-York, lig. Stars and league throughout his whole.career. He had watched Lim with intere…
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fered terribly and were left in total destitution. Over two hundred lives were lost and five hun dred were wounded. Salnave fled towards the (Spanish part of the island. Proscription was proclaimed to…
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in gold, and that of the revolutionary party at 4500 to one. This makes the finances unsettled and causes 'considerable discontent. Affairs generally, however, have subsided to an easy condition and l…
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by the revolutionists, which caused great consternation among them. Salnave moved from Petionville on the 21st, arriving at Verrette on the 22d, his object being to reach Baraona. On the 19th of Decem…
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January, of the event, and gave them up to the Provis ional authorities. Salpave arrived at Port-au-Prince on the 15th, and was jmmediately put on his trial by the revolutiovary trib unal, composed of…
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the prosecutor, one more appeal was made by Salnave's connsel, M. Valein, and the trial was closed. The members of the Courtithen adjourned for delib eration, which lasted an hour, at the expiration o…
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race for self-government and civilized progress is being ost laboriously, and, I may add, impatiently worked out. It is from such a commanding point of view that one must study the civil wars and iute…
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When Christophe would not accept the Presidency of fered to him by the Senate under a written constitution, after the tyrant Dessalines had been dispatched, Petion, the third revolutionary general in …
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superstition. The surviving rival leaders of 1843 became jealous of Geffrard. The new generation grew up in prejo dice against a new aristocracy of which Geffrard and these generals were supposed to b…
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Him had taken refuge iu the British} Consulate at Cape Haytien, and Salnave demanded that they should be given up to him. The Consul refused to surren der the refugees, but they were taken by force fr…
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pire under Soulouque, although he held republican principles. When on the morn ing of Dec. 22, 1808, Geffrard raised, in the name of the people, the standard of revolt, and declared for a Republic, th…
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people. Senator Wilson presided, and addresses were made by Scnators Pomeroy, Morrill, and Tipton. The next meeting will be held two weeks hence. Gen. Tate, colored, accredited Minister from Haytl, ad…
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which this unhappy country has been the then tie for the last three years. The victorious rev olutionists have expressed their determination to crush out the Sain ive party, and in the prin cioil town…
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protest of 137 Bishops against infallibility, Gen. De Rodas 1s about to hold an interview with Cespedes, and to offer him terms of peace. Tho editor of the Voz of Havana was killed by Cobans at Key We…
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this business of tropical estate. Our bargain, as it stands, is exposed to all the elements of Haytian and Dominican disorder; for it is now past doubt that the Haytians are the al lies of Cabral, and…
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lingapore. Ar at Havre 16th ult, brig Maria W Norwood, Vashburn, New Orleans. I Ar at Liverpool 31st ult, ship R Kobinson, Kobin ott. Mobile. Sid im Falmouth 16tb, barono Hosea Rich, Pome- Ί oy (from …
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never bo taken alive, Other citizens came up and gapped the fight, and the whole party went to Fort ATTY. ARRIVAL OF A NEW HAYTIAN REPRESENTATIVE IN WASHINGTON=—=BITTERNESS OF THE HAY~ TIANS AGAINST A…
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us fresh from the enforeed hospitalities of the negro-traders in Cuba, or he will bring us word of what the good folks3of another island are doing in the name of liberty and annexa tion. To drop in up…
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of any unnecessary bonds or other obligations issned by the State. The animus of the meet. ing may be better understood from a news. paper article, urzing “that they should regard “all bonds issued by…
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Printing and binding for Coinmissioners of Customs, 150.74G fc4 Post Office printing, 102.000 00 $352,906 84 Added to this is a legitimate annual increase on $1,500,000 of twenty-live per cent. Jenkin…
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of the last-mentioned chieftain, in Decern-j l>er, his capture by the Dominican General j C'ahral on the 8th day of January following, and, one short week thereafter, his trial, condemnation, and deat…
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disturbances which it has caused in the political life of the Haytians, any one has a right to derive arguments against the capability of that people, or of other portions j of the negro race, for sel…
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on foreign shores, in ele from his country. Called upon by the pitlie voice to eowe and j take a share in the dirition of affairs, lie was 1 i sent for by the provifnal government, then under the pres…
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in this, both by wds and actions, lie went in j person to those delated scenes, stripping his i own already poor (vernment, in order to stimu- c late, to foment, alto intensify that brutal and r blood…
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ncp»t* of the Proceeding*. PROCEEDINGS: Full By. nopal*. 29—NEW S SUM MART: Ineludlcg PervonaLPolltlcal. MmeHaneou*. The City, tad tarertl Bute*. Washington. Ac. SO-STATE LEGISLATURES. 21—MARKET REPOR…
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sloop of-war Tiuiier, six days from Port nu- Prince, arrived to-day, and reports that Sal nave was sentenced to death and shot on the 10th inst. THE LATE PRESIDENT SALNAVE. Silvain Salnave, who was ex…
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mun to wait till tuo haii-oreed train came up. Tbo other two men were loana trozen in the suow Those are only a few of the sua ncllals that ure being told hei e almost dally, aud there in no doubt tua…
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Your correspondent took occasion to-day to con verse with General Tate on the condition of things in llaytl. The General talked freely, and did not seem to be much disconcerted at the sudden change wh…
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aide Srtettny “p cot, looking for mule trappins, &C, uyt we found five S&vslas (long- i Carts) w “ad heey hidden in ub Jnasufaing, by tbe aid ol wiggh we IY syaliied to aur march, On est ko rows surly…
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Government to- lull their fears or to awake them. Somebody has made out a prozramme of Manifest Destiny which is to include San Do mingo, IHayti, Cuba, Mexico, Jamaica, the Bahamas, the Isthmus of Dar…
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South Africa.—Dr. Livingstone is report ed burned by the Africans. Cuba.—The Cubuns claim an important victory at Guaimuro. Four Amerioan have been fired upon in Havana. Mexico.—More generals have rev…
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S3 a common soldier, and gradually rose to the position of Captain of cavalry of the North, which position he retained after the estalki Arneki of the Knipire under Soulou que, although he held Republ…
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of your excellent institution and its patrons, than by aiding to extend the circulation of our journal. _______________ We earnestly hope that ll.e new Wovertiiuent of Hayti, under the guidance of pat…
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have the time to defend himself, though he could j readily have done so. His indictment was vague and general: and the tribunal which condemned him was made up of his most bitter enemies. Well, the ev…
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low a piobability of the Government of the CInited States becoming its territorial neighbor, j 1 t is needful that the condition of affairs in 1 Hayti should be such as to exact, in the new elations a…
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striking evidences of his statesmanship. We have, neither as a committee, nor as the individual members of it. trenched upon even the shadow of the claims of delicacy by saying a single word to (Jener…
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Waiting trial. Jacmer, Feb. 9.—Over 60 of the partisans of Sul bave have been brought from the iuterior and shot, There are over one hundred in prison awaiting tial, Gen. Vil Lubin, Saluave's right ba…
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Norway in the Spring. The Carlists are again busy in Spain and Portugal Prince Hohenlohe will give place to Herr do Gres ser as chief of the Bavarian Government. Count Bismarck has been bitterly attac…
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Haytians are determined to aid the Dominican captor of Salnave in overthrowing Baez, and openly or covertly, in a volunteer, if not in a national way, there is every reason to believe they will, if th…
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After delivering his message to the Provisional Government, the Admiral went as far as Cape Hay- tlen. leavins tne iron-ciau mutator in mis naroor. But news of his menace was not long in reaching the …
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plained. We are not sure that the Haytians themselves know what they want, for they don’t seem to find anything satisfactory. They have, just now, a “government” whose chief business is shooting Sahia…
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upon the Committee's table by common consent. SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN DISPATCH BOAT. Secretary Fish, says The Philadelphia In quirer, has received from Havana fall particnlais of the seizure by the Spa…
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ton he asked the escort. rei- LouisviLLE, March 9. Port list hrama H loyd, Cincinnati to Nashville liienaaie, Pittsburg to St. Louis Abeona, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Pink Varble, to Tennessee River. R…
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and Recorder are nraised for effieiencv. I circulation that a collision had occurred at "if we cannot have officers above suspi cion better hare none." Tbe Sheriff, I It is evident that tbe affairs of…
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THE MISSING IRON-CLAD. The Ram Triunfo?Has She Gone to the Bot tom ??Her Career as a Blockade Runner and Rebel Iron-Clad?Descrip tion of the Vessel. a lew days ago Hi? statement was. made uubllo that …
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land, Greece, Ueiglutn, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, Kcuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sandwich Islands, Costa Rich, Honduras. Japan and Salvador, $7,500 each; a Minist…
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confident that he will be admitted to seat ia tbe Senate. They came to tbis conclusion after counting noses. NEW TO-DAY. a wailing tbe initiatory step of this Tiovern-1 is menaced with serious trouble…
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Saluave and Uis otlloers. The cultivation of lands, the ouly resource ol the country, is entirely aban doned, everybody naviug been for three years under arms. (See the recent papers relating to the d…
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Doneo bis sacred {lra could ing fund £56,000 per annum are required, hght into a blaze, or even into adu constant nSs involves the Bepublic in a liability of lire. He frequently belayed a painful con-…
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February. The bill to abolish tunnage duties lias passed the Legislative Council, and will come luto operation vn the 1st of April next. a calii— REPRESENTATIONS CONCERNING ANNEXATION. Jacmer, March 1…
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dispateh sent last eveniug by an “American Association” about big whisky frauds, and much excitement, and ail that sort of thing, itis simply on piece of gross exaggera tion. There 1s no excitewent in…
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to our own administration. There is no help for it. The protectorate of some wise and slablo government strong enough to enforce and maintain the law will alone rescue Ilayti from a relapse into barba…
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compel the Piequets to surrender. Two Haytian steamers have Seocpdingly been dispatehed to the South, and Gen, Hrice has been reéuforced, and ordered, in the event of the insurgents not promptLiy layi…
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.’modified by the trade winds, abundant rains, and ilhe equality of days and nights. If the valleys bo nomewhat insalubrious from humidity, the plains are ijaxtremely healthy. Hurricanes and earthquak…
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munities are all, in a measure, under guardianship of the Presidential power. Education is ordained by law, with severe penalties against parents who neglect to provide for the in struction of their c…
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Ptsaraer Monitor, Jones, Now York, W. M.Biilrd.VCo. bt'r Mars, Urumley, New York, W. il. llalid Co. ARRIVED THIS MORNING. Steamship Norfolk, l'latt, from Jdohmonil via r..lL. with tnilRI.. to W. 1. Pl…
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By the American Press Association. New York, April 29.—J. W. Currier, Dominican Consul General, reports that Fabiens, the new Minister Plenipotentiary, from Kan Domingo, brings the roeent elec tion re…
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preier entering the Union as a State on the "Texas precedent," but as General Grant deemed a territorial period of transition best for the common Interests that plan was adopted. These points being fi…
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land, Greece.Belgium, Holland. Denmark, Sweden, Tnrkey, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sand wich Island, Costa Rica, Honduras. Japan and Salvador. 7.500 each a Minister R…
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IIayti, from all appearances, is now about to enjoy an era of peace. IIow long the people of llayti will enjoy a reign of quietudo depends altogether on themselves. Now that Siflra .has been captured,…
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Another Revolution in Hayti?British Opposition to the Annexation of flt Domingo to the United States??xeontion of a Negro at Kingston, Jamaica. A Saw Revolution in Hiyil-flaccl'i Napporters DluatUfled…
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the liberal school, had secretly agreed to unite their 'respective States In a close commercial alliance, based on a free Interchange 01' commodities, and ask 11 protectorate from the United States, s…
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for a few merchants to get their consignments a little easier, and perhaps their goods delivered a little cheaper The steamship Weybosset arrived here from Port au Prince recently; her assistant engin…
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Bark G. W. Rosevelt, Harriman, Havans 15 days, sugar. titled to liberal reparation. They eannot close their re Bark Prederick Sealla, Waaek, Bordeaux 51 das, wise, Brig Johs Lange Nt hv yr olasses. y …
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and tlnd it an excellent compound of alterative iugredieuta. Tl Dr. Sparks, of Nlcho'lasvilie, Kr., says IIim has used Roudfllls In casos of HcrofUla Xand flecondarr Sypblll* with satlfactory reflultr…
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out from (Juantanunio tint captain and two teamen wtrm triken lick, and one of the latter died at tea. Juna 7 put Into Fortiue Inland and Kent to hospital the captain, J. A. Uaino, and Imvid Garvin, W…
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Daniels Assessor for New Mexico, yimtmertera P. L. Earnest,Ottawa, Kan S. Towne, Hlpon, Wit, R. D. O'Brien, St. Anthony Falls, Minn. The followtnf nomination! were tent to Xte Senate on the Mth: Jaaep…
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bridge, which was totally destroyed. Total loss probably $500,000. A clerk in one of the oil refineries was burned to death. PERSONAL. The following nominations were sent to the Senate on the 24th Jos…
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letter ha* been revived in consequence of the large quantities of apurlnns paper money titiding its I way Into the country, by which all persons visit- I lug Hayti are notified by the Secretary of Sta…
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Shropshire, Philadelplia; Anthracite, Greea, Philadelphia, Fraveona, PBrage. Portland Ship=Britannia, Webb, London. Barks—Socrates, Nelson, C oustadt; Marr C. Dyer, Hopkins, Mobile, Brigs—Candati, Tym…
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uuder Bazalne. The Baroness was at chateau du Coteau, near Varedes, Brittany, and has sent the above information to her father, who Is ln|ttu? city. Mr. E- D. Bassett Balled in the steamer City of Por…
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"Freyschutz." I11 1825 ho visited Italy, where he first appeared as a composer, his piece being entitled ?'Lai>eyrouse." It was periormed ar, La Seala in Milan, but was not a success, Going to France …
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iho deed. In reply tho dying man handed mib x ronv of the memorial, which wu* thus sore to reacit tlie notice of tho government, and immediately ex p'reS with an expression of joy beaming on hta count…
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The Hnjtlcus report thj ptovlncc oi Clbuo In arms a,?alnst Bioz. It Is rumored that the prct -n led de fo.it of Cabral was, on the contrary, a victory. Baez left the capital on t ho I7t n for i he sou…
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any communication from the neighboring republic of Hayti, or from our minister there re lating to the proposed annexation. Also in structions to the commander of our naval squadron in the waters of th…
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republic of Hayti, or from oar Minister there relating to the proposed annexation; also in structions to the commander of our naval squadron in the waters of the island since the commencement of the l…
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mercial Power would give an impetus to American industry in our shipyards that would in time and under proper enouragement and legislation overcome foreign competition, and leave the field, or rather …
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J previous Congresses or holding other positions. Elections are yet to be held i in 28 districts, in which u is believed the division between sitting and new I members will remain about as above giren…
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Deleware and Lachawana passenger trains iroiu going tnrougn me rsergeu tunnel. Ada Jones waa fonnd murdered in Mem phis on Sunday, and her friend. Van Rob erts, wbo baa a wife and three children, was …
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Spanish castles, .and. subsisting. upon the Scriptural grain of mustard. A circular be fore os, however, shows that even the artists have their Hula trials and quarrels. j t This circular is the first…
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Bamana. Senator Sußaer*s Resolution T Explained. COBBiaPONDXNT.] I Washing it) jr. Dec. t 0,,. The. singular pertinacity- with which! the President insists, upon the annexation of the Dominican portio…
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tther of the localities I have named, will bem-tlt hose who are troubled with a torpid liver, a disirdered stomach, deranged bowels, sore throat >r couu'h, but for those whose luugs are diseased 1 mor…
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British otilcers who refused to serve m a bad cause. Emaiglng upon tho point of the alleged interference us designed to interdict Hay ti irom the collection ol tho debt owing in part by the Dominican …
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I he --enalora mlEht murmur at mm itsniuner): bai hn would r train J theun there wan a rule of moralt and nl honor, above all other rules No "oldler and no natal Qfilier abould ever consent to do an a…
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hua r Itiw dull ind noiiilnnl at tu.4t(ISki. for tu.r to good rt-aniug rcnuid heat y at liS'lllHcfor Larli. Live Ktock .Murlicr. New Yohk. Wednesday. Dec. SI. Nine car loni, or US beef i-aliie. arilve…
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The Sixth Aunnal Cenvention of the National Unios of Briekisyeors will be bel] is Turner's Hal), Pivsber gh, Pear, on Monday, Jan. taken, the Vice-President stopped at the White House, and sent his ca…
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Mr, CONKLING (Rep., N. Y.), In the course of o long vindication of the President, said that Mr. Sumner h attacked tho President as ho would an assassin, The statement that because the President, in th…
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?)iip Muscoucns 'Br), Uovt-r, from Liverpool. Called Hteamtiblp Jat Adder, Leckwood, New York bark Evanell, Randall, Liverpool; !ni,:s tlorleasiu Spi. itoiiiain, ami Laureato i Kp i, t.stape, Baruelon…