Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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Galena towing the steamship Haytian Re public and the Y antic acting as escort. On arriving at tiiat port Admiral Luce will de liver the ship over to Mr. Morse, her owner, ami Capt. Compton, after whi…
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by constantly tendering him the use of tho French gunboat Bison. U. Grovillo Reache will request tbe immediate recall of the Comte da Lesinalsous at tbe meeting of the French chamber of deputies to-da…
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of tho ju;y. ilr. John Dollard, of No. 9 Btate street, who it boedwnan for Mr. /.'Vary th s'i:n of #40,;H)) will be notified this morning to produce the defendant on Jan. 31. 1 A CRISIS APPROACHING. f…
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Tho Haytian Republic is still anchored under ths Galena's gnus. When cleansed and disinfected she will be turned over to her owner. The Yantic arrived from Santiago, where she received orders from Was…
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irosocutlou by tho Ha, tien government of K- Frederick, editor cf L'Impartial, was jeard at Port au Primo on Nov. at). The ausc of action was certain statements aadeby M. Frederick in his journal ac ■…
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on the forts of El Morro, Zocar^i and Puntn Garda. The eannonadlng Vas brisk up to 3:45. The shells fell In the buy, but did not reach as far us the town. "After 3:45 tho cannonading weaken ed, and ca…
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LEE GOVERNOR OF PUERTO RICO. Dixie'» Hero May Re Captain General <>4 Our Next Colony—Beliley"» Account of the Kouihnrdmont of San tiago <1« Cuba, CAPE HAÏTIEN, Haiti, June 4.—'Thf American fleet, acco…
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ba and a lively cannonade ensued for two hours, which extinguished the Are of tho Spanish batteries. An American vessel, the Merrtmac, described lh the advices from Banting« as an auxiliary orulser, m…
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able to secure an end of one of the ca bles running out from Cuba and which, when properly connected, will give Ad miral Sampson direct communication with the department at Washington. Secretary Alger…
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Southerner Recommends Negro. WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 Secretary of War Dickinson has indorsed a ne gro for office. "U may seem strange that a South erner should do this," he explained to soma friends today…
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I "ited States business has al ready a large and growing share of t b e trade of the Caribbean lands. In j -ports from the United States rep-1 0 ,ha ?he° ne ;oun f trt U The in, P orts nt tïl0 count! …
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There were suggestions in dis patches received today from the black republic, that foreigners had been en dangered President Guillaume was referred to before his deposition, as having been engaged in …
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most desperate character and despatches agree that the Italians have suffered heavy losses. For more than a fortnight, the day fighting has occured under moat oppres sive weather conditions, the tempe…
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Prince and murdered. One of them was General Orestes Zamor. a former president of the republic. It Is not surprising that, following the commission af that great crime, the revolutionists, who are sup…
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the fate meted out to them by an infuriated populace led by relatives of the 160 victims. The fact that American forces have been landed gives reasonable assurance of safety to Americans and other for…
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iu Primary Principle Number Four: "Every nation lias the right to terri toryi within deputed boundaries and to exercise exclusive jurisdiction over tills territory and all persons, whether native or f…
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home. No. 1507 Rodney street, by his friends and relatives. He has enlisted f s» -tfra'ya nf „Actions, Among thngA prPwnt W ere Mrs. C. Ware, Mr. and Mrs. S. Johns. Misses M E rma and Marlon Johns. Mr…
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If this confederation does come into being, a ticklish situation will confront us as a herllage of the Wilson Ad ministration. The despotlo regime of the Wilson AdmlnNitrntlon tn Haiti, w+ilcli lu» li…