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ilOOO damages. __ _ FROM CAPE HAYTIEN.—By the brig Eolus, in fifteen days from Cape Haytien, we learn that the Haytiens had taken the pilot boat Virginia, formerly of Hampton, Virginia, but at the tim…
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is not correct. Other rumors are afloat in the papers, touching the same subject which are e qually destitute of foundation.— Union. FROM HAYIT. Capt. Hoyt, of the barque Hecla, from Port au Prince, w…
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to lose its direction, or was discouraged by the cold, are of course questions which cannot he answered. We have no information as to the success of its companion. By the brig Republic, Captain Scott,…
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left. One of her officers states that in the latter j part of December three vessels of the Hay lien squadron were lost, and that the Commodore shot down one of the captains. The Turk*’ ls land Gazett…
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the fine imposed by the law; the remaining three are now in jail. By law, the bo3ts with all the effects on board are forfeited.” FROM PORT AU PRINCE. We learn from Capt. Cutis of the brig Hayti. arri…
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handling a gun, when it was accidentally discharg ed, lodging part of the shot in his side, hand and arm, injuring him severely. We have advices from Port au Prince to the 10th instant. The projected …
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I constitution; to respect, and to make respected the rights and the independence of the Haylien i people.” Riche is said to he a man of considera ble energy, and very popular among the troops. It was…
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P. A. Davis, of Annapolis, was seized by the Sheriff of Anne Arundel, on the charge of dredging for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay, I contrary to the laws of Maryland. The ves sel and cargo were forfei…
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u Jb show the very age and bo*hj of the times. The brig Vulture, which sailed from Port au Prince, 2i)th ult., has arrived at Boston. 1 be captain reports that coflee was very scarce, and that the Mon…
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bunting grounds. Captain Page, of Fort Snell ing, sent out a force to intercept them. They ■let the Indians at ttice Lake and drove them hack. Further difficulties are still apprehended. By the brig l…
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Voss almost immediately discovered that the watch was stolen, pursued the man, and had him arrested. ('apt. ('ullm, of the schr. Jenny Lind, at New York, from Port au Prince, reports that the 10 per c…
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sented to be reliable authority, that the pay ments up to the present time, and which in cludes nearly all that is due, is between S0.000, and $90,000, and the Convention is within one week of closing…
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fully impressed with the importance of the duty they are called upon to perfoim*. But we are credibly informed that the whole matter is per fectly understood at Port au Prince, to he a solemn farce, a…
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No. 1,110 days old, 121 lbs. Buck No. 2, 100 days old, 10G lbs. Ewe No. I, 100 days old, 101 lbs. The editor of the Charlestown Free Press says that those having anything superior, can notify him of t…
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which recently convened at the Navy \ard at J Washington, has concluded its examination, and that the verdict of the Court is against the promotion of Lieut. Rhodes. Dr. Smith, a passenger in the schr…
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prevailed during the last Jay of her run, she would have made the quickest passage on re cord, having been previous to that, five hours ahead of the quickest time ever before made. The late rumored ba…
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vices to the 2 4th of July. Sonlouqn. had sent large quantity of ammun.t.on and two regiments of men to the tronners, with the m tention. it is said, of *h®"ly making another attack upon the Dominican…
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Numerous claims for arrearages of pay in the war of 1S12 have arisen since the passage of the bounty land act, and, although not one in fifty is allowable, still the labor of investigation is necessar…
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tary to the Board, on Dr. Chas. VV. Davis, a gen tleman who served with great credit to himself in Gen. Wool’s staff' in Mexico. Dr. Davis is a ripe Spanish scholar, and the Board will doubtless be gr…
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last year over five thousand miles on foot, and in other ways over three thousand, ministering to the entire" white population of Minnesota, and also to five stations in North-Western Wisconsin. We ha…
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were with him in Mexico. They were in ever^ battle with Gen. Taylor, and the first named was wounded twice. By an .arrival from Jacmel, we have dates to *be 29ih ult. The Emperor, Faustin, had reed to…
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tropolitan Hall. It is useless to attempt any elaborate notice of her singing—the time for that has long since passed. She was received with the warmest enthusiasm, and heartily ap plauded throughout …
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that the disease is contagious* We have these facts from a gentleman just from Cleveland, who gave us the names of the victims, and who officiated at the burial of some of them.—Albany Re%i'ter» Later…
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for selling liquor, and required to give bonds in j $1000 not to sell again. He cashed the bill and I gave the bonds. This is the first case of sue- j cessful prosecution under the liquor law in that …
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the quantity to 157,500. 1 he mortgage debts of the company amount to$37‘-.008 1-. Of this, $131,500 were due and must be paid within ninety days or foreclosure would ensue. The floating debt amounts …
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It appears from a letter in the New York Post that Soulouque. who, when chosen hm peror of Uayti, was not worth a sous, now owns property valued at $2,000,000. lie owns six large distilleries, with su…
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Crystal Palace was lighted up last night in honor of the occasion. T. F. Meagher is going to California in November. Ho intends to reside there per manently. Mr. llackett, you will observe, has reduce…
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ted about the same time, we see somefiave that pleasing grace wieh is >aid (pun* been her distinction. Born of a go«artha ijy {ind heiress of a liberal fortune. s her Ihindridge had troops of suitors …
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John L. Cochran, of Albemarle, Record- y ing Secietary.—Sotionnl Animcan. i S llayti mill Shu Domingo, New Y <Rk. Jan. 20.—Advices from Port an P.-.n:e>d D *cemb *r‘J'.Ph bring rumors of an engagement…
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ted. are stated ar thirty thousand men, but wete divide 1 into two parties; one ot them, consisting of about eighteen thousand men, being under the command of the Kinpemr in person. This division, whe…
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I Faustin the First, who has lately been rout ei by the Dominican troops under Santana: The present Emperor of Ilayti, Faustin Soulouque, or, as he is tficiaily known, ‘Hi? Majesty Faustin the First,’…
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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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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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New York have condemned theatre-going, cardplaying and fashionable dances. Domesti*. amusements in moderation they ruthor commend. as tending to incline voung men to remain home. The Secretary of the …
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closed to the authorise t a plot of an? archists to destroy the Whiting Works of E. V. Crandall, on Grand Avenn Maspeth, L. I. Three dynamite bombs have been found under the stable in the rear of the …
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said the third party in bis State, know? ing that it would be useless to try to defeat the re-election of Senator Kan som, had practically abandoned all at? tempts in that direction. The lucrative mis…
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the standing army of the United States. With coloniul possessions thousands of miles from the seaboard, the necessity of a well-equipped military establish? ment, both at home and in the colo? nies, w…
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have been posted for the Third Regi? ment o which the Alexandria Light Infantry is attached) to move to Camp Alger preparatory to goiDg to the Philippines. It is understood that the regi? ment will le…
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I fax is a comparatively small nut r I strength ami unity oi the com are of immense important o i With heartfelt thanl S to and with the kindest honestly and conscientiously nomination, I reiaain Tory…
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Winston Churchill's bealtb is most unsatisfactory, and his doctor has ordered him to take a three months' rest. He will go to America for a trip lasting until the re-opening of Parliament. The Paris T…
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and the killiing of an American re ceiver of custom named Beall, were received today at the State Department from Minister Burniss at Haiti. The minister says that rumors of a serious conflict on the …
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U. G. Winston,' West End, j Fairfax County 10.00 Total $15.00 Total to 10 A .M. Thursday, July 2nd $40,849.01 ;}sA 'jL*" V;. a V V :v iS NEWS OF THE DAY Senator Davilmar Theodore, the Haitian revoluti…
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Democratic cloak room. All the bijj ships of the Atlantic battle fleet will be withdrawn from, Vera Cruz and brought north by September 1. Seeetary Daniels an-, nounced his intention to \leave in Mexi…
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al City Bank, of New. York, testified before the Senate 'Committee recently, that there is no comprehensive plf1 of development in the BI vk Republic, because the Ur.ited States representa tives and t…