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H. King, St. Lonis; A. Donhlcday, U. S. A., were among the arrivals yosterdvy at the Metropolitan Hotel, D. Frink, O. Kennedy, California; D. Pock, Albany: J Plnmer, St. Charles; M. Van Wagnor, Ponghk…
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his native island of 8t. Domingo, and whose name is appended to his remarks, appeals to the American people, through our columns?against the erroneous opinions entertained in this country respecting t…
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States would be the next and an easy step. And; should find ourselves, before we dreamt of it, a con minous neighbor of the Emperor of Hayti. Mow loo would take us to pick a quarrel with such a neigh …
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Bebo, whsr* he reviewed fire thousand men, who are daily' expeeted hire, on their march for the Haytien frontier. All I* activity and preparation. The govern ment remain* In charge of hla principal mi…
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republic. we did ot think it i.ece^aaiy then to pub lish any of our c> rcMpon ienla' favors, or to say any- I thii g more upou the ?abject. N? thing further was hevd about Mr. Cftzeuan and bis misti n…
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was ssid, with view, it lapreuni'd, f securing his recognition of the independence of the Dominic ma, wbi&j be b?d bi'he to refui-eu to do, claiming them ah a rebellion* but integral p^rfon ot hia em …
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wnite and nut a blaok republic. Tnose whose duty it is to ull tbe t. uib op?.n this subject have taken infinite p?lns U> cieate a contrary impiesslon and it rosy he that the Senators who have pledged …
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'on iiting that the T om'nlc ns hav? the possession of the territory in dispute, and ?htt tho haytlans are will Irg, for ihe sake of prsserring pe?ce, to permit tnem to retain that po*-e*si n, they cl…
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barka Gay Head, Green, Smyrna: Pentneket Thnretou Ha vana; Bay State Sparrow Baltlitore; elk, Hardin., Phi ladelphia; briga Satan Small Wallace, fro iter a Tabaoco; Manhattan, Leland Franklin La; warr…
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colored population What tribunal can settle this question, If it is beyond the territorial jurisdiction of Congress? And why has the President, we should like to know, kept back the fact of the missio…
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den treaty, and the mission ot Mrs. Cazneau to Hayti. Seriously, is it not the duty of Congress to invade the arohives of the State Department, to bring out its hidden treasures to the light, and to g…
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The most curious and funny correspondence of all is probably that or Mrs. Cacneau, late Mrs. Storms, for fifteen years past one of the most active, sagacious and able propagandists of republican princ…
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the black with the white race*." No, sir, the copper complexion of the royal family of King Kamehameha puts a dead stop to the eating of those sandwiches. W can't digest th?m. The same may be said of …
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of ratif ying the treaty, but the Consuls ordered Santana not to send it in. He saw the squadron from his window, and held it back. The Dominican Congress had been called there to ratify the treaty, b…
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veral spars, and sprung aleak, when the captain and crow were taken off, Deo 5, in lat 35 29, ton 20 SO, by ship Henry I'ratt, below Baltimore trom Liverpool. When abandoned tha vessal bad six feet wa…
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sident Santana is a silent, stubborn man, and made no reply, when he was informed by these omnipo tent gentlemen that Faustin would bring an army of fortt thousand negroes to ravage the republic!, whi…
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Ageetof hit Milium Arriral of the U. X Vorrette lWmtn'th Apprekention of a Difficulty with Ike l/aj ten (tornnncMf. I'eatertiay the Spaniab gentleman. M. D. Cm /at, who a r?rra' arrived here from Madr…
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Sclrli A liopklta, RolMna, Chetryatote, master. S-tl.r Mountain Wave, Pineknoy. Boston, maater. f>c-hr AtlSKtic, Elite, Salem, R W Ropes A Co. Sclir J M V arrer. Chapman, Now llavcn maater. fcloep Mpt…
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ranks and Old Africa on horseback; and the corps really mode a very creditable appear ance. The mounted gentlemen were fully uniform ed. and looked big with the dignity of the r.ha peau bras, gold epa…
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these engagements, liis adhesion to the trues' under guar antee* of the fame power 1st, Not to alienate, Icaise, I yjsithec.-i'e or eels gratui tously either temporarily or permanently, any iiortlon o…
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\n attempt wne made at an eariy h',ur tL.'- morning to n t ftte to the Northern Temporary riomefo-ErieiuBc Children, In this city- Eire was kindled in tlie lower pa t ef Ike buihhng, but was fortunate…
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The steamship Africa, from Liverpool, was tele graphed at Sandy Hook, about oue o'clock thio aorning. She brings four days Inter European news. The Baltic is now in her eleventh day out. Ad\ ices frpm…
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the commercial advantages which may grow out of the ehanges in progress we shall not be cvcludcd. i Another Imperial Of^wty Overthrown? the Emperor S*aloaqk? Oat by the Bl?ckfc The rumor of the defeat…
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time, (what they said is not known,) they separated, each returning to bistroopa; but ou the way the Dominic an tired his pistil, when the Aux Cayen troops com menced firing, without orders, on the Do…
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o'clock last night. She is now in her eleventh day oak. By the arrival at this port yesterday of the steam ship Star of the West, from San Juan, Nic., and the Oaprcy, from Carthagena and Kingston, we …
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Batvadar,) treat of the political questions now agi tating Central America. They contain very impor tant facts which, in the present state of our relations with that region, it were well to make a not…
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ice She w ill be despatched outnide of Long Island, ax the ice In the Sound is ho thick that it Is impossi ble lor her to uuke her way through it. ('apt. Fields, of the schooner Isaac W. Hughes, arriv…
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?he ?|f ?om*d''c borrla"i of the desert. There rie!r?t deJours th" H t'e one, -and the strong destroys the weak there the most antisocial Drincinle? ?u" lip pre exisVent law of theEteroalf who ab?"?t^…
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as light a? bari ge, and seems admirably adapted for warm weather. Oar 81. Domingo Corrcupaxlriur. St. D0M1500 Citt, I'eb. 8, 1856. Dtlailt of the Last Engagement Betiix-rn the Dominican and llayiims …
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deed, but true, that in thoee three battles only 'hirty e!ght Dctnioeaus were billed, whilst the enemy's a my lost about three thousand. Tbis astonishing difference arises, in the first place, from th…
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ad attempting to shoot htm. The pistol missad ftra. mitb was ccssmitted to jail to egaii the ficttva of Mm ntfUv/t AKXIYAl OF THE TIMIWttl. NEWS FROM HAYTI AND VENEZUELA* Ac., Ac., Ac. The a'eaiuhip .…
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took refuge on board an American ves sel lying in the offing. Segovia hastened in pursuit with the crew of a Spanish man-of war's boat. He also ordered that no vessel should sail from port, until afte…
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Ste airship Suwannee, Kittrirfge, New Or!?ana. Slop Sou lAik. Adams. Liwpool?Brett. Son A CiV Ship C-orra I.U n, Luthor, Ulof(.-ov??Unuham A Diinon. Ship Helvetia Ma'hIi IlAvre?Win Whltlock, Jr, A Go.…
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?tay proroediafa f a loo*rr pari id than twenty da?*: lhai Iba.lndtaa bad nmi atwh an olaraat aa <|.e>j .lad them frr.m ertilnt o the raae aad the anpoa pro prriy l?ribre the fhutl for b?ario? lie *rf…
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lion privilege to native* of Spain or of the Spanish pnseemkm*- The lharvi d? la Marina of Marcb 11 ntate* that Segovia ha* teen recalled and hi* sue??*w>r appointed. Our urresp<mdent thinks that the …
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A. 0. Washburn, of Brtotol, Rhode bland, who arrived tn this city from Port m Prince, Hayti, on Monday morning, has furnished us wtth the following account of his wm mary imprisonment, trial and sente…
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health, when the (Tourt decided that I should be let free I immediately on paying a fine of $800 (Hayticn). This was dont', and I was again free I took passage in a vessel bound to New York, on Friday…
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miles w of H i ana, on t li?- Ivlt ult. She wan originally llasgow, und wo* partially burned In tha I., and afterwards bought aud rebuilt br k Sou ar 1 Mr K A Sonllard. Hakk Cordri.ia, from T*ort an P…
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I'm arar t, Oct U? lu port burl. Pearl ;lir), llutciunca, i .n Baltimore, disg. aid 11th brig Marietta (Br), Owyr.n, Baltimore. Oosiivts, <Vt 15? Tn porl brlRS Marhi P'??t. Thompson, from Demaram for …
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and Ceo Toms* Martlnex, commander :n chief of the Army? all to r*ld* at Managua. 14 yueen Victoria wa? confined of a Princess, her Majesty's ninth child, at Rockingham Palace. ..Persian war ended. Uci…
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6 Qneen Victoria's statue in Salford, England, erected l>y Sunday school teachers and children, inaugurated by Prince Albert. 7 ijueen Victoria's speech read to the new Parliament of England Tin- |>eo…
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I leans at Shanst, India, by Sepoys. Most of the European residents perished, the local Mohammedan authorities having with the aid of tho mutinous sepoys massacred tbem. There were fifty five, includi…
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empire are unhealthy, although very few foreigners fall victims to the prevailing disease. The Minis ters of his Imperial M v*"ty, Boulouque I., dread a rupture with Fraore. whom Consul i? very friend…
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of the people to bee >ue repuh.ican, as no power Cant h.iuge such a u ultimatum, and no commerce ever arrive at its fullness without. W?n of extermination on this continent in this en'ighteneJ ige sho…
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Haytl, arriv ii id this <uty on .-iumi.iy I'mtn Curu'oa, in tho bug Mjhv K.iglo, h route for Kmooe (ionitil R.i"/ i.? i mulatto, and ha*: b^en twi o called tn the Pi esidency of tne republic^ Ho was n…
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ATTKMPT TD Hid NO TUB KKHl'BLIO ITNDBK SOt' I.Ol'tJUH? niDIONATlON OK TIIK OOHIMC AN*, BPO. Wo announced souie time slnoe that a commissioner had been k. ill by SoukHi>inu, tho fcmperor of llayti, to …
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Signed numerously by the first |>oople of the province Sicymo, Nov. 7,18M, and the fifteenth year of inde pendence. The Blew Ilaytten Tariff. We have received a copy of the new tariff for the island o…
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all nations that have not recognised the indepenlence o Hay U are charged ten per cent upon all import and ton nage dues over and above the dutn s d ntauded of other nations This applios virtually oul…
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forces of liberty andgho republic., He accoded to their sfcmsiids sod resigned. Tlie strong part of tho town wt.s now in peem siioii Grifruru, who was joined by all the nioiitury ane town people. They…
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prevent bloodshed, he at last accepted, and with hiin all the functionaries. The next cay General Gelfrard was solemnly proclaimed President of the republic of 11 iy ti, and General Soulouquo condemne…
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Vatller, was, almost by an accident, elected President of the republic of Hayti. The contending candidates woro about even, and enough of'the friends of both untted at the last hour upon Soulouquo, as…
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mattert, aeefna tohave full force bare;and allbougb there are romora of the progreas of the roroiutloa in the North and of a rising in tome of the neighboring Southern cities, the citiirna spare their…
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was said that Gefltard was only a few leagues in his rear. The writer thinks the oonteet was nearly ended, and thai in a day or two the republic would be in tall foreo. At the time of writing guns wer…
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IMPORTANT PROM HAYTI. I "THE EMPIRE OF SOULOUQUE DESTROYED. Iwcei of the Bevolutioalsts?IbdieatiM of 8nnlniiuB^.?)(iit Plight tn Jamaica ii a Britixli War Steamer. Triumphal Entry of Geffrard into tke…
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A later report from Kingston says:?"The British steamship Melbourne is just coming in. The Emperor Soalouque 1b on board." FITBTHEB F ABCICCL A R8. The intelligence received irom Hayti, by the packet,…
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regret not being ablo to obtain any of the proclamations to send you. "P. S.?January 19?9 o'clock at night ?Nothing new. Public rejoicing stall continues. "An express from the capital arrived this mor…
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a revolution known in Hayti. It is impossible for mo to write of tho demonstrations of the people; sufllce it to say that President Qeffrard is truly a patriotic man?a lover of liberty, independence, …
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ZAMOK (pere), E. MAGNY. After this formality the President repaired to church, where a solemn Te Drum was chanted,and a most Impressive and stirring appeal made to the people by the Rev. Abbd Gerdolle…
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llaytien ThealriaXt?The Herald in Demawi?The CocoMacaque once More?Cititent Sent to Europe for Education?Colored Anericans irrely ImHted, <?e., dx. Your corresponiemof last year, at Port au Prince,gav…
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An., wan taken in charge and coaveycd Lack to poi t Uiis Morning. Ventral -totillo, of course, wan nowhere to be wen at Itoi>ron Another ai med force hag bi en despatcboJ to day q> tit o( bim, wo pres…
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have to bo made;" "never before have they showed so inuoli daring;'' "tho spirit of inaabaa" dinatiou and lawlessness does not manifest itMlf 8 in Westmoreland alone;" "au iacipieut cloture oa the par…
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horses are known to be good ones. For particulars see advertisement. Ntwi from Haytl. ANOTHER REVOLUTION DREADED?TUB LEGISLATURE WILL NOT VOTE THE LIFE EXITLMION OK 80ULOCQCB?OKFFRARD ABOI'T TO IMITAT…
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munition, which, after having been duly certified to, were legally permitted to enter this harbor. Various and contradictory rumors have been in circulation ever since tho arrival of said brig, many a…
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msn;s, a tint and second floor, will be let 'o parties re 3uirlck'intdisaaecoinmcdttlons, wlthprirate table only, or wpisc.. c; truant ely to gentlemen. with Ueakf.ast. Apply at lt>6 Fifth avenue. BtU…
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valuable element of the social organization. The intimate association with the superior race, to which it io admitted throogh family servitude, not only improves its moral tone, bat iner^iscs its soci…
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1 <;c. Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Baltimore?H B Cromwell t-hip Preadnoucht, Samuels. IJvvroool. i P* H,lp 1 A Stsm'er, Youog, London?Dunham A T lmon. Bark Sea Duck, Fosbody, Rotterdam?Funsh A Mein…
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from the impacted district of JUu, where the laet revo lation broke out, it iaquestionable wlAtber rehgioua enthusiasm aloaeled them to doc "the sandalehooc and scallop aheU Thia unfortunate land baa …
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among l;:s Iw lvc sous, the eldest residing at Kiel! and ewe I- ii,; u kind of supremacy over the rest, wuose throne* v re established at Novgorod, .^moleuak, ("heral pull, be In like minner the prese…
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J'oininicont, to arms. .et up arlso on the as mo'lay two at the same moment, as a sinfie man. No mercy to traitors'. We must conquer at any price. l*t not roversos dise.ouruge us. If wo triumph not in…
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Knrope? Judge Rest, W. L. Yancey, Mr. Koarn u Adolphus Rost; the last two Secretaries of Lc, judge R. has his wife with him. Tho party oc rooms a', the Hotel Cubauo. They leave by a j steamer for Sout…
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brothers perish Dominusus, the ambition and resentments alme of ?One mau separated ua from the mother couulry; subse quently the Haytien domineered over our territory, from whence he was driven by our…
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We have advices from St. l>omingo rat;ryiag the intelligence already published of the cession of the territory of the late republic to the Crown of Spa:n. Creat excitement prevailed in Hayti in conseq…
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mislead public opinion. Ought such a serious jo or out for \axnple, to say thit at Ha> li labor has ceat> d *x< opt lor theMTUtt;* of certain chie's who, on !er the name of mii.Uury service, have, for…
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oldest and most practiced stage singers. Too much self composure, it might be urgod. for one of Mil*. Pattl's years, were It sot that tho ingraunua confluence of youth when oncherkered by the suscepti…
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In ccnsequence of the necoaotty of a rigid elimination e and strict responsibility, with reference to the large amount of express freight landed at this post, this bualness must be under the control o…
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rare presented ftod refer ej. The bill providing >r the recognition of ffaytf t?d JJberla, and es v I talf.isluag diplomatic intercourse with those coun' tne? wtiM takeu up. and Mr. l>avis, of Kentuck…
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ilio chief point of which is liia giving away a throne wh ch be di en not poMmis, voiy forcibly m ulls the K'j.iy of old Kuimi Allen to K'n^ Geoigo (be Third, when l>ii* Majesty attempted tii bribo ll…
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reply,--' i i'-->?t entirely of a religious character, discia me i the i ten having euflfcred losses, oNervlug that be bal never i? sad for the rewards of position and public favor oo account of anyth…
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New Castle, arrived at the Breakwater Monday evening, hsrlng towed thereto the barks Pleiades. Lady Milne, brigs Nellie Mowe and Rase*. She is now (8 A Ml preparing to proceed up with a large tow In a…
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Protest of i'!P United Htates OoiiMul. Pv370Il/ri0U IN HAYTI. CHJEF JUSTICE CHA3E AT HAVANA. EVMTAT19N CP ST. D031INW0, Ac., &c., Ac. The *L.?ni hip Eu, lc, Captain L.uvreuek from flavnna j 371h May, …
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was also spend.ly d stroyed. Tho bank adjoining is seriously threatened. The lire in still burning at this hour?eight o'clock 1*. M. The fire is generally believed to have been the work of an incendia…
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fore exercising It; but he cannot extend it toother awes excluded by State constitutions. Briefly I un- rstand this to be bis position. c r NEWS FROM HAYTI. rogress of the Revolution?Cape Hay tlen In …
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Flight, die. OUH HT. DOVINOO CORKEHI'OXDKKCB. Hayti, June 17, 18M. The Insurrectionary movement In Haytl, reduced to a few hundred malcontents, shut up in the town of Cape Haytien, and closely investe…
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Hi" whole alftlr |m of foreign rather than domestic, origin. having been ci>oc.oc.t"d beyond the Jurisdiction of trio Hayliun government and inaugurated by mercenary troops enlisted from ameng the pop…
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Mtramar, on the Adriatic, of his adventures In Mexico, and for tho second or third tolumo of Julius Ctpsar from Louis Napoleon, and with some explanatory notes from Lord Palmerstou of the latest "Napo…
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The melancholy Intelligence is contained In our Mexi can advices of tfae death, on the 16th of July, of our correspondent in the city of Mexico, Mr. Charles 8. Shanahan. Our advices by the steamship E…
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Ahi-t Bat, N. F., August 2, 1805. The steam yacht Clara Clarita, with Engineer Kvurett't party on board, arrived hero this morning. Tho weathsv is fine, and the clement" are most favorable tor the pro…
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and up stairs, when she was soiled by the Inmates of th* bouse and the flames extinguished. The poor gui was conveyed to tho Jews'Hospital aod properly cared tor; but Blight hope Is cntertalaed of her…
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imprudent and regrettable act* ol the Pomirii' ana, ia resolved. It is .-aid. to reeuine tin inauspicious work o' 1861 and to r-neoquer the lMninican repuldtr. It even appears that he hat transmitted …
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'HE HAVTIKN Rl.1EU.Io"' Steamer Chartered to Secure Preiident Geffrard's Escape. Ac. Ac. Ac. Our Kingston Correspondence. Kwobto*, Jam., August 2, IMS. larvation Among tK? Negroe*?Bad Effect of Queen …
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lurnw ttiP" wre WHU|WUUU *?ncui, wvi|iiiu^ unit; wsig, uid an Immense amount of old Iron, armor, cannon, Ac. The Rev. Arthur Waring on Hajrtl. POMTl'ONKMKST OF THE PROPOSED l.ECTt'KK? VIEWS RESPECTING…
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wac dealt out without a tuouiciii oeei.a.ion ipott tlie*" I ?rtM> nere Iriku T(i. pit I the tiv iter" ni?ni>tw) d t?-. j oni tin -tn Ur>' ipIahiI rhutM flltwrll lliit, Altbo.igii tot i?I ft# !h no gro…
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Mr. Colfax lectured hurt nlglil before a very large audience, and a titled llial it wne htH laat lecture Ihta N<?i*oa, public dullc* now ai cumulating III) liar declined <eut hundred and eevenly-threo…
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A letter from a gentleman in Haytl, giving on account of the visit of Secretary Sewanl to that npubtlc, during his late West India trip, says that the interview between him and President Goffrard wns …
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k m tea oMUtrt, m ??m tofpH? arpartto ?<l tin it rmo. li? ealuratlMI af *M? M ak taa (aoraaaa n>? toporto at praaaat #f raaaiat pn art pall r of wao I ttaew gaato. ?o toaatoWan* k?n toritto a* hy tha …
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I repUoogl Una. waa olao fraufhl with danger and *a ouragamenf la reyoll wh aril otberw ae eon i n* At loagth Uta people de|errala?d to he m frca and ladpendant m their neighbor*, and on Maraaibn Jo, …
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in the Wkkkly Hzuaia HAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. t. Domingo and Hayti?The President's Vlews?Proceeding* of Congress?Important News from Europe, he., die. The mail steamship Costa Rica, Captain Harris, will…
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Tanon wa J An II?Arr Indian Queen. Norton. Oetreetawt Igih. (Jnern Of the Kleel, Hilton, Clyde (and aid for a port M H llhode Island) Tablb Sat, OOH, Dee 14?In pert hark Jeany ^LeaMaa (Sri, fur N York…
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teaana, not earn I Q* the N.ntb Pait?w Stale* or?l>ffed raaiaieat. war* aawmoi-Atod in UM Srat weak tn Ftbru nry nt BcowuhvIiM V YORK. HERALD, WEPN 4 HEWS FROM HAVANA. Tht Chilean I'rlratccra I)am*Kln…
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Pedro Kranci?co Bono haa been finally appointed. Tbe Hominicn-Haytien question ts tbe order of (be day. The liayden steamer Ubert- anchored on the 14th at tbe motMb of tbe river Otama. having on board…