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may prove amply so to them. From hence we believe the l)e Solo proceeds to 8t Domingo. Havana, January 23. The steamship Creole arrived hire yesterday from New Orleans, and leaves to-day at noon for N…
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caused the discomfiture of Geflrard was his in difference to the success of the Dominicans against Spain in the brief struggle of 1864. His readiness to enter into a Concordat with Home was an evil om…
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struggling as we are doing here, and as they are doing in England to find some golden mean between a restricted ana an unqualified suffrage. Under the provisos in the new fran chise law, the citizen o…
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as tbe triumph of the Haytien revolutionists Is assured. galaave Proclaimed Emparor-ffhi Vw Una! Political Partita. Kingston, Jamaica, July 14. Things In 11 u j tl ut the latest advices (luly 9) bad b…
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present plan. He well knows tne omcers of the revolution will not expose themselves to lead an attack, and thereiore so long as be shows preparations to repel an assault there is little tear of Port a…
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mill, the Caco chiefs, had abandonedCarrefour, near the capital, and President Salnave's troops had reoccuplcd It. Soulouque's wife has strongly espoused the cause of President Sal" nave. She is repor…
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place, went out to meet au approaching bo ly ol revolutionists, anu returuea witn tueui to tne revolutionary headquarter at Vailiere. From Cape Ha tun there is intelligence that forty-two men ol Halna…
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By the snivel at New York yesterday of the rig Oliver Cults, direct from Port-au-Prince, in fourteen days, wo hitve Ilajtlnu advices to the 17th ot January. The news n important. Torre vat a prospect …
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iiavaf forces, conveniently distributed alone the Whole extent of the coast, and con-tantly in movement, are keeping up an effective blockade. The French Admiral, accompanied by the liiobe, had return…
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und highly-accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President tho other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it he said "tho exalted philanthropy and tho readiness t…
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tucky a strong prejudice against negro equality, which, as developed in Lincoln's policy, was subsequently used as tho founda tion of the reconstruction policy of Andy Johnson. Secondly, from tho "hap…
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fered terribly and were left in total destitution. Over two hundred lives were lost and five hun dred were wounded. Salnave fled towards the (Spanish part of the island. Proscription was proclaimed to…
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in gold, and that of the revolutionary party at 4500 to one. This makes the finances unsettled and causes 'considerable discontent. Affairs generally, however, have subsided to an easy condition and l…
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After delivering his message to the Provisional Government, the Admiral went as far as Cape Hay- tlen. leavins tne iron-ciau mutator in mis naroor. But news of his menace was not long in reaching the …
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Ptsaraer Monitor, Jones, Now York, W. M.Biilrd.VCo. bt'r Mars, Urumley, New York, W. il. llalid Co. ARRIVED THIS MORNING. Steamship Norfolk, l'latt, from Jdohmonil via r..lL. with tnilRI.. to W. 1. Pl…
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far, to my knowledge, met one who was not an immigrant or the immediate descendants of im migrants. Probably a half of all the blacks, or their ancestors, came from Philadelphia. The earliest of the c…
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their experience, and tbe cotton crop of the ticulhttUl LcLcufurth no doubt bo kepi wikulu tue preper limit M 3,(AX),tXU UUes. SECOND EDITION TO-DAY'S CABLE HEWS. Conditions of Peace Settlod. The Mone…
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shonld be disavowed by the Government of tbe United Die te. The remsfnlng resolutions of tbe series submitted by Mr. Bumner, but not read, declare that the employment of the navy of the United States …
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Kiik'iit could not spetk Kugiisu Ui.-ue i t of a. x upi n ti e bt treiiiry or sun anu making itu c ui n in leutiou to ill la f ulieUoinry, he went at ;iie to iLe Kx euiive M.tiifciici. ith ti.e oitloe…
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wt uld never fall to do all possible good to Dominica, extending to It a helping hand. It was at a later day that onr belligerent Intervention began. a-etn while Cabral, embarrassed by financial diffi…
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ing, as a philosopher should refuse, so no reasonable a demand to give up his bull. It is a scene worthy the genius of the greatest artist. The commissioners were getting into dis putes with each othe…
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caxi sozvzzrxao! &mHnv4 frtm Q4 Trti rag. Haytiens and political intriguer, and emissaries, who have congregated At various points In the neighboring Is-iand. These Are incited to extraor dinary activ…