Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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inn Raymond, Roberts A Co. 'a celebrated steel Ilowi, lUU jest received and for sale by nov5 MORRIS feTRATTOSf. 0 HEEsE. 00 boxes select W. K. Cheese, just ro- ceived and Jor tale by MUKKlS siwito. MK…
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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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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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The protest of the Haytian Minister against what he deemed a menace to the independence of his country, from the President's misuse of the words, "The t Island of," etc, when speaking of the Dominican…
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Sumner's Speech on Hayti He Arraigns President Grant For Usurping Kingly Powers A Letter from Sec'y Robeson The Coming ku-KInx Bill MEMPHIS. TUe Nathan Murderer. Special to the Union and Americsn. vr …
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violate the Dominican Constitution. In doing this the President had usurped kingly prerogative, and continued to as sume it after the Senate had rejected the treaty, which might give him excuse for th…
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Annexation Mean War with llaptl. Another Washington correspondent telegraphs that ft seems to be the general opinion of the Commissioners that an nexation cannot take place without in volving the Unit…
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WashlngWn dispatch says Frederick Douglass had an audience of the Presi dent to day, a, which were present Secre tly Robeson and Attorney General Aktr man. In reply to an inquiry of the President, Dou…
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by the Eaytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to extraordinary activi ty now by the fear of annexation. Baez, chicl in the esteem of the people, has been signally successful in his admin…
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The total debt and claims were $156, 583,159, including much that the Do minican government refuses to acknowl- dgeasjust. The resources were $79, MMIS. The Commissi mere discredit the claim of Baez f…
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woods, and an immense stock of medical and commert ia! woods. Many houses are built of maliotrany. The fisheries are neglected, but li-li are itbundant, espe cially grampus and little whali s. Several…
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Lonoos, May 8. Labor troublts 111 the south of Belgium are not ended. Ver viers was quiet last night, but at Ooe tbe workmen excited a disturbance and had a conflict with gendarmes, in which sev eral …
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Havana. Oct. SS. Advices from Port au Prince of the Sth say rumors of another projected revolution were obtaining cur rency, and it was believed that the par tisans of ex-President Gen. Salnave were a…