Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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101 six hours yesterday Tuduuiiencdlct l sitting Hrooklyn hoard ovldonto and argu ment nbout the libelled numoNwar Con orQ which the Dominican Consul ayswn i bought and iillttcd for his Govornmcnt but…
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eral oyster pungles havo been wrecked. Tho steamer Georgia, of tho Old Bay Line, was compelled to put back to Norfolk ou account ot tho storm. Tho York River steamer. Baltimore, could not land at York…
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States Court to six years in the Erie penitentiary- Editor William O'Brien refuses to avail himself of the freedom offered by the Farnell Commission upon the application of Sir Charles Russell unless …
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Koiieut StiiEU the peu.sion-ofliee clerk of New York City, who was convicted of forging pension checks, was, on the 21st, s-entenced by. lodge lteuedict iu the United Slates Court to six years in the …
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1,628 tons net, owned by J. Bullock, of London. _ _ Robert Sioel, the pension-office clerk of New York City, who was convicted of forging pension checks, was, sentenced by Judge Benedict in the United…
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London. Robert Sigel, the pension-office clerk of New York City, who was convicted of forging pension checks, was, on the 21st, sentenced by J udge Benedict in the United States Court to six years in …
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be held; that no Government officials must attend the national convention as delegates, and that there must be no soldiers in the town where the convention is held. News also comes by the Clyde that P…
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•ohoener Carrie Bnoknam,reports at New Jork that on March 21st, when off Saona Island,a Dominican war vessel fired upon iil craft, the shot striking the water. At the time the American flag was flying…
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controls coal, iron and timber land, wa< $640,000. The property is to be developed ou a grand scale. A call was issued on the 12th for meeting of all Southern manufacturers U bo held in Augusta, (Is.,…
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ward bound The total damage to the projierty of the rai road was about 915,9(10. A NATION S REVERENCE. Catholic Clinrelies Itenuesteil by Cardinal itiblHiui to Fittingly rlt-brat* tl*o I'uia lug Washi…
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will be «een us this story proceeds. If you are awake at a late hour of tho evening at Port-au-Prince you will hear a dull, monotonous sound wafted down tiie heavy air from the direction of that porti…
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will be seen as this story proceeds. If you are awake at a late hour of the evening at Port-au-Prince you will hear a dull, monotonous sound wafted down the heavy air from the direction of that portio…
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of baseball players who left San Francisw last fall arrived in New York city after a tour around the world. Isaac Rtcii CO.. the oldest fish house in Boston, are financially embarrassed. Their liabili…
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The Alleged President or Hayti Beaten by the Other Alleged President. New York, June 11. A letter from Port au Prince, dated May 30, gives the follow ing: "It is stated on good authority tbat the army…
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soldiers died et yellow fever and the remnant surrendered te the KuglUh and left the Island. Teussaiut declined n general amnesty nnd entered into a treaty with Napeleon Dona Dena parte; the latter ha…
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In 1810 a new constitution was adopted pro viding for a four years' presidency, and Po Pe tion was chosen, but he died In PS18 "net without suspicion of Vaudeux )len," says the mulatto hhiterian. Gen.…
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Anseline Prophita, operating in the north, broke up still worse than the Second corps, and, without standing to fight, 443 men, who managed to cross the Dominican frontier, begged to submit and join t…
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tho Lost Cause. EFFORTS MADE TO ATBRT THE DOOM. All Liberty of the Press His Been Abolished by the Defeated Dictator. Hyppolite forces have conquered nearly all of Hayti, and are rapidly closing in on…
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who commands tbe troops operating on the line from St. Maro. has a force of 2,000 men or more. Jean Samras at Conaives. is at tbe bead of from 1,200 to 1,500 men and will also operate by Arcobau. MAEC…
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CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED, And makes one or tne finest excursion steamers afloat. For terms and full particulars, address R. P. SOffE. mtf NEW HAVES BTEAMBOAX 0O. iiyaannjJ la. JMsV News by Telegraph FROM…
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cause. This has been done. Another batch of 800 men were taken prisoners between Hlnohe and Los Cohabas and with them Generals Boissend, Juru, Antione Pollas and several others. These have been sent u…
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The great prize-fight between Sullivan and Kdrain will take place on July Bth, with in 200 miles of New Orleans. Both men are in splendid condition and will fight for blood. It is fearrd, from article…
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the ball entering near the knee and com ing out close to the ankle. No particu lars of the accident have been received. The Flathead Indians in Montana are making lots of trouble by defying the author…
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Millo Lacs is a lovely lako, orae sixteen miles long, and is tho head of Rum rivor. Along its shores L tho Indian reservation, and fish and gamo havo boon quite abundant; but of lato years thero havo …
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LEGITIME. nYTPOLITE. 4o,000,000, chiefly to France. The white planters claimed a sharo in tho French re public, tho poor whites opposed tho planters, tho colored (mulatto) intrigued against both, and …
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Seine. lrid5 tho 1 P3"4 wtJl u'e Freneli aftd then with tlw Bo. Champ do Mars fish agamt tho Americiinn, but modon par- HAYTIAN SOLDIEEa Ism and anarchy. The Haytian army np pearfa hke a burlesque 1,5…
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rie, the eighteen-year-old daughter of Hiram Proet. was bnrned to death in her home, which caught fire from a gasoline stove. THE HAYTI AN QUESTION. A Talk with Ex-Mlnlster Langs ton on the Situation.…
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work it was proposed by Mr. Blaine for the commission to do was of considerable import ance. FBOr. LANOBTON'S OPINION. A Stab reporter was talking this morning with Prof. John M. Langaton, who very ab…
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terest that a coaling station for the American navy should be established there. I'll EN I'll INTERESTS. "There has been talk of Lcgitime's having made concessions to France that amount prac tically t…
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his readiness to treat for peace when he no longer has power to prolong the con test. A few months ago Gen. Hippolyte offered to have the whole matter resub mitted to the Haytian electors, stipulat in…
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proof of the Negro’s ability as a warrior, a statesman and above all, as a man, slavery would have died a lingering death. Yet, we are introduced to the pitiable, not to say humiliating, scene of prom…
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ing matter ami illu>t atio .s. The Septern- I er number contains some very origin nil 1 inte. e-ting artl-les. No. LSCJ Broomfield street, Boston. A FALLEN PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK. He Left Hayti Willing…
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Gen. Horace Mnliure and Edmond St. Rome, captain of ordnance. Gen. Mou plaisir remains at Santiago do Cuba for the present. As soon as the cu-tom house certificate was signed by Gen. Ligitirno he answ…
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We learn from the Cincinnati Tribune that Prof. Peter H. Clark has returned to St. Louis, where he will have charge of a school the ensuing year. The Washington Post is authority for the statement tha…
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boys will, of possible greatness, but never in their wildest fancies thinking it was to come inacivilwar. As a lieutenant he served four years, chiefly in the Mediterranean and on the coast of Brazil,…
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tically the same as those upon which one of the divisions or departments or your company, ss well as one of its principal competitors, trans acted business for the public generally for a considerable …
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German emperor’s visit, says that the public of the two countries will hail with lively pleasure a meeting tnat will cement the peaceful alliance. BACK TO THE WEST INDIES. Admiral Gherhardi to Make An…