Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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were attended by considerable riots. Mr( lee was hooted down at Montreal- and three men dangerously beaten. Cavalry churgeJ the mob. At Eastport two squadrons guarded the candidates home. Tkirtv casua…
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lay the adjustment he should be removed, but the basis of the proctocol already agreed upon by Messrs. Stanley and Johnson must remain fixed and will sooner or later com maud the consent of beth parti…
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recovery of the prisonewand the arrest of the parties who were engaged in this disre putable business. We look upon the affair as a permeditated one, to defeat justice of its dues. Two IIany /bons in …
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Washington, the same determination with the same disregard of groat principles, and, also, recklessness toward the people of Hayti, who have never Injured ua. In view of these things the first subject…
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which is disturbed by insurrectionary lead ers, and by Haytiens and political in triguers. and these are incited to be extra ordinarily active at this time by fear of an nexation to th* United States.…
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ifi uniform, cabinet officers, citv men. lawyers, doctors, otln characters, authors, editors, j distinguished literary people, together with a live president, and a bevy of ladies to correspond, and t…
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The greater part of the Russian press are said to disfavor the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis to tbe United States. BY TELEGRAPH. LATEST .NEWS FROM ALL POINTS THE WASHINGTON CABINET PROTECTION OF COTT…
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without money things have come to a pret ty free paes. S or of in of I a a The Jla;tlan Revolution. By way of Kingston. Jamaica, we have received a full account, written bv the special correspondent o…
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lowers, consisting of similar exiles and Cuban sympatb zsrs, left Kingston on the twenty-sixth of Febinary by tbe British Royal mail steamer for kernel. They in tended on arrival off port, if certain …