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a barque, a topsail nnd two other schooners, had a alight brush with the Dominicans on the 2d inst. at Montecristo, after which the latter ran their vessels on shore, and abandoned them. They were sub…
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it a flying visit yesterday evening, and found it was not yet fully organized for exhibition. As it will remain open two or three weeks, I will in due season send you a notice of some of the more prom…
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rl troops were immediately despatched to the place, ra I and some forty of the leaders captured, twenty of th e whom were summarily shot; and out of twelve who ca underwent a trial, nine were condemne…
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d further use of our files to-day. L x 11 an i thin 11 Important from Haiti?By the arrival at New t*r? York of the brie Huntress, from Port au Plane, Y whence (he aailed on the 24th ult., the Herald h…
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"Art. 40. The officers and soldiers of the civic mor 1 guard on active service, will be soldiers, and re- was ceive rations like the rest of the standing airmy mor j without any distinction." tniei It…
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ereafter, not under the Dominican flag. The French rar-sleainer 'Tonnerue' returned again into jioit lis morning, probably upon the consular agent's flairs, concerning which 1 wrote you full particuir…
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Fnow St. Domivoo.?We learn from Oapt. Robineon, of the arhnonrr Larch, arrived yeaterday |h( from Port Pain, (8t. Domm^o,) in diatreaa, that pre- on Tiouato hi* departure the French army had returned …
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importance, it ta that relative to the coneontranoii of a large Spanish Heat at Havana. It appear* that S the Dominican* had toplied to Hiiaui for udi that it had bean granted; and that the fleet whic…
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nsiderable energy, and very popular among a. It wea thought that, notwithautnding ly and confuaion which have ao long prehe inland, he will aoon be able to eatabliah d of government. Immediately after…
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8, we find the following details concerning the new pie President of llayu, Qea. Rich#, and his predecessor. President Pierrot. President Kiche arrived on the 4tb cr't lost and will remain al the cape…
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e: Berangcr, Barbes, Emanuel Arago, Jules Fabre rat, son of the former King of Naples, &c. 'be tribune iliplomatioue was occupied by Lord ani vy nui iiiain/y xtxi ivumi, iuc iimci ican imiiiMt'i on il…
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[By telegraph to tiro Now York Tribune One Week Later from Hajrll. Boston, Thursday, May 3?8, p. m. rhc Silenus has arrived at this port from Cape Haytier th dates to the '20th of April, one week late…
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from Port an Prince 29lh ultimo, arrived here to-day. The captain reports that coffee was very scarce, and that the monopoly law was still in operation. Several infractions of this law hy Haytien offi…
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Mr F0OI E I will alate what my reasons were, and will vote to postpone it with the greatest pleasure, if the mn! PrfP?red to make the state ment this moment. Ids this: there bus been s large fund oi i…
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instructions, but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to rtflect any dishonor on my government. I have the satisfaction of kuowing that my conduct re ceived the hearty approbation of uias…
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lailurs Is nat from weakness or inanllciant tea-going quail 1 lev, but Is one arising from causes not sotiHitad to this line or American steam navigation. ENGINEER. A Washington correspondent of tb? N…
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arroniiuodaled al Wevena'a, tinder the Alheaoum, oppoaita the Adelphi Theatre. May 31- 3Uf SFPERIOH Dsnematypsa 1- First Pras WHITF.HITRHThaaeneoded the fieId of bis more ground than any daguerreotypi…
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A petition with 2,000 signatures, in favor of rescinding the obnoxious order, has been forwarded to Washington. At 24 o'clock this aliernooi: Stubb, lor mayor, was 211 votes ahead, and is certainly el…
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that, through a number of agenta, ihe Kmperor, imme diately after publishing his lale proclamation, made over tures to Ihe Dominicans to treat with him for Ihe eatah lishmenl of Iriendly relations, ag…
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burnt brandy cannot sh ve him?down he musl go, and the Sallant and eloquent Higler will occupy his place. The einocracy ol ihe Keystone are untied, and when united are irreimltHe. The Republic, if it …
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tion to the 12th instant has been received of a serious ularm, ou the part of the imperial government, in conse quence of tbe interposition of the French government in support of the Dominican governm…
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scene on two opposite points of America, have awakened u lively emotion in certain political spheres It has been asked at lirst, with a surprise mixed with ?ome appre hension, by what siiiKular chance…
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'hit known to ibe Dominican government, and will recom ?n?od their adoption of a peace on that basis. Yon will, however, give a pauent hearing to any objections which 'hat government may advance, and …
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j will only have to pay monthly a sum of 3,000 florins foi every thousand men remaining. The expense attending j the hospitals is to be borne by the Austrian*." The two battalions of the second Pontif…
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arrived in Washington, in improved health. Hayti.?Negro Government. The recent encroachments of the French on a portion. of this island hare awakened throughout the country a lively interest respectin…
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thies That the civilians also who 'merit distinctions for tiie services which they have rendered, and con tinue to render, to the country," might be duly reward ed another order, the "Legion of Honor,…
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miraculous interposition is vouchsafed in their behalf. In proportion as the recollectio is and traditions of the old colonial civilization arc fading ..Way, and.the im a# tire propensity, which is so…
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an "exulting and abounding land?a tand Ltera'ly flow mg with milk and honey; now it might be affirmed, without extravagance, that wliere it is not an arid and j dew date waste, it tilled with the wate…
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We learn that the Hon. John M. Clayton was on the l'2th inst., elected to the United States Senate, by the.legis lature of Delaware for six years from the 1th of March next. The proceedings of the Ban…
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I multilarious. The Dominicans invite him to come; England may not oppose his coming. The position is a commanding one, and may be made almost impregnable It places him in the neighborhood of tioulouq…
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lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed Jan 8 Washington If ressefti Railreed.?Ckangc of He sirs. ON and after Mondsy, March 14, the passenger trains will be run us frdlows…
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Late Mexican advioes say that Madam* Sontag was re ceived, on her arrival in that country, amid great cheering that she was escorted through tho streets in a carriage drawn by six horses. Later from I…
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the last three weeks is estimated at from $t>00,000 to $10*0,000. Hurkcin. New Yuan, May I.?Flour firmer-sales of 4,000 barrel* State at $7 75 a $8 southern at $U a $0 12. Wheat firm sales of 3,000 bu…
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land at the expense of America, the most indefatigable, wide-spread, and strenuous exertions have been made for twenty years through every source that tan influence pub lic opinion. They have been adv…