Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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Admiral Luce, at the dafe of his report, had not formally accepted the Haytien Re public, but waswaiting until certain of her belongings, which had been taken on shore by the Haytians, had been restor…
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New Yoke, January 2. The following dispatch has been received from Port-au-Prince, dated Decemner 31: Articles in the Haytian newspapers contain furious threats against Mr. Thompson, Minis ter of the …
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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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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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pt business actively at work in behalf of the survivors. Physicians leave the city In a body for Johnstown. Reservoir at Cuba, N. Y., bursts. Floods sweep Maryland and Virginia. 'Meeting of Good Templ…
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Wongs on account of complications in China. Cumberland celebrates her centennial. Smokeless powder adopted in, foreign countries. 28 Boulanger badly defeated in the French elections. Emmons Blaine and…