Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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Poettxxt.t?McCi fleas. ?On Thursday, August 1, by the Kev. William G. Beyer, Mr. William E. Busbssll to Hue Maria Mi Ci.su.as, both ef this city. Divos?Worszr. ?On Wednesday, July SI, by tbe Rev. Day …
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reserved for that happy fate. All the other places on the ticket will find numerous aspirants, including generally the lncnmbebta for re-election. H A Y T I. Plottlngs Against Halnmve? Report as the F…
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7th. A freshet has occurred in tba l'ouce river, cams tag much damage sad tha loss of one Ufa. ST. OOMINCO. Tha Traatr with Hartl Kattiled? lletnra mf ah# Dominican ConnaMaaer train the Unliad Blarts.…
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foreign power*. Foreigners of all nation* redding in Hayti, or vetting it, will find ample protection for their person* aad their Interests, all tbat ia required of tbem being tbat they ob -y tlie law…
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Biassoa bad been raiaed on the 10th September, and that on the 21at Salnave Issued one of those proclama tions which are peculiar to Hayti, abounding in bard names for bis opponents and woDderful deta…
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J he StaW coiw.it'; Urn vr it; proliably be modelled after the Veriuout canstiUliO::. The M't'aihsr in Mobile. M 'H'LR, Nov. 6, 1S37. The weather is clear an J CM nil ther? >v:i? a heavy front tills m…
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The TXodri(te*/f?< t.o?i waa being hotly pnraoed by 'Veneral Barrecs* himself. Moat of these ro b'/la had become disbanded and Gome*, with comrade* had ?oue how. HAYTI. SPECIAL TELEBIA1 TO THE HEIAUL …
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4Ce.. an i 8.1 lb no It at law. alao IK>,OjO Ihi. taper and lira a ilia'1 at a mainly i.t S5--. a v c Inclodlra a-n^il loit ai t*< or tkoi t eiiri, 27a. a for bl ialL ani for .No I, IO%uH'i !ba t'?l f…
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Hngnr Market?Exelinnge Quotation*. Havana, April 14. l?8s. The sugar maMcet Is animated, Sales were made at T^r. a 7Xr- Per strobe for No. 12 Dutch standard. Exchange on London," 11 a 11)4 per cent pr…
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country With powerful and strongly armed gangs to intercept any retreat that might be attempted by the President's forces. An attempt was mads by Qeuersa Chevalller, with an army of 4,000 from Cape Ha…
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Home commotion among the native clergy by arriving wiili power, as in suspected, nut not kuown positively. to inquire Into and report at Rome the moral and educational status of the Dominican Church. …
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on the rate*, but think the demand lor bill* hat lieeu better Mall last mail. On l.'Unioo, 4a1.,d. a 46d. at 61I day*; 46>l. a 46',il. at d ivs. i'aris, 4.77,\ at 60 days, 4.60 at 90 days. FAMILY MAEK…
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They are so few that it will give you no power, not even the shadow of it." He adds:?"If every white inhabitant of South Carolina?if every white man, woman or child in the Southern States should conse…
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By the arrival of the Alma to-May from Cape Haytl, in four days, 1 learn that the place la surrounded by the revolutionists, and that communication with the Interior has been cut off, so that neither …
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purchased during the l'resideucy of Geffrard, turned info a war vessel and called the Twenty-second December. Soon after the assumption of power by Salnave her name was changed to Sylvaln, utter Presi…
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?ort t.u Prince July ti from Petit (ioave, accom>anlod by her mother aud sister. The ex-Kmpress s decidedly In favor of balnave, and as she has si ill lonsldcmMc lntluence In Ilayti her support is a g…
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interdicted, the circulating of the new issue of notes in the districts held by them, which lias tlio effect of seriously depreciating the latter. Iu conse uueuco the decree denounces as enemies of th…
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provisions and money for the army. Despatches re ceived from Fort au Prince and Cape Haytien showed that the cause of the reiiellion was In almost as des perate a state In the North as In the Houth. N…
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Mr. Burlingame Intends proposing to tho imperial government. HAYTI. Additional Particulars of the Naval Action at Petit Uoave? LUt of tUu Iluytlcn AIan?of< War'i Ollicers. HAVT1EM CORVKTPfc itr.RXANPR…
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from the whole island to September 30 the United States alone has taken 831, ooo tons; and of the 247,000 tons of molasses exported the United States has taken no less than 213,000 tons. Nothing could…
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then left tho vessel, but had scarcely set foot on shore when tho bombardment commenced and was continued nntll this evening, when a report reached JerOtnie that in conscience of the absence of Sal na…
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Lorme has been removed from his high offlce, and a controversy In which neither party Is specially com plimentary gives employment to printers in Liver pool aud Port au Prince. Michael Domltiguc, proc…
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France Claims Haytian Towns as a 4>uarau tee? Naval Movements. Port ao Princk, Oct. 22, hum. The Bteamshlp Maratan/.a, now Sal nave, wan sold to the government by Messrs. Qlllon A Hubbard, agents of t…
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nave w*s left before the port of Jcremle to secure the b'octtde. Fortunately for the foreigners and women of that place her Britannic Majesty's steamer Dart wax ordered from Kingston to call at th5 di…
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Telegrams received by the government to-day stato that Puerto Principe continues in the posses sion of the government troops, with Balmaseda com manding. Balmaseda ridicules the idea of his being atta…
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Intense exettamonl prevails. the villains were In It. _ _ Ken h it c been despatched in nil direouoae to aeeare their arrest. TiSE UUffilHTIN OK LIS COLT. Petition Tor Hie Rciemu) of the Dry 'Porta?**…
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tho Admiral left ror Connives to receivo ttie promised apology; bnt ChevAiier, who has a will of his own, refused to make the ntnmae, threatening, moreover, that If Hu'nave attempted to ulsplaco and d…
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me Cacos were repulsed from the town they made ral good their position In tho suburbs, from which bai Chevalier has not yet been aide to dislodge them. ftte While Saluave was at Gonulves he Heems to h…
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way. April 98, at 8 PM, lat 41 89 N, Ion 68 17 W, passed 0<j steamship France, hence for Liverpool; 941b, at 1 AM. 1st _e 41 19 N, Ion 66 44 w. steamship Main, hence for Bremen; 94tb, at 8 PM, pilot b…
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Rort?kAtrx. April i) Satire!, Smth. Maker, NVork. Sailed from Bojran nth, Pphralm Vllllnmr, Hoff, NOrlaana. Ham XI.owa, April 7-Arrlred, Allorurta, Sola. NOrlrana. Haimrnil. vrn, April 11 Arrival, Art…
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A remarkable instance of sagacity and (rood fortune has turned up in the history of the schooner Anna, of this port, which, In running the blockade at Kt. Marc, In possession of the insurgents, mistoo…
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There was a well armed force in St. Marc to repel nnv further attack from the government forces. It was sal' I that a numerous force under Nlssag% Saget was about marching lor Port au Prince tJ lake f…
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Cabinet will answer as well as a strong one, so long as the books are kept reasonably straight as between appropriations aud expenditures. Another Applicant Conine to Washington. It will be recollecte…
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llaytlen frontier announces a signal victory over Cabral and bis C'acos, assisted by the Haytien rebels near St. John, one rebel general and captain were killed and thirty horses, twenty cattle and a …
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be visible somewhere about Monte 1,'risio, in the shape of a naval station. The second will be seen In the public declaration of the Dominicans in favor of immediate unconditional annexation, l'he thi…
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Li viRrooL, Nov t Arrived, ship Harvest yueen, Jaosen, Ban Francisco. _ Mai.au a, Oct 1(1? rienred, bark neodoru* (Br), Arne*. NYork brig* Kdward 1 1 111 (Itr), Haddock, do 18th, eamoljol (Dr.n), Krlc…
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ell, NVork. Sailed? Barks R Scuddsr. and Almlra Coombs; brigs J VT Bpenoer, and Bulllvan (two latter anchored In the Roads). 8d? Arrived, steamship Pennsylvania (Br), Liverpool; steaming E M Cates, Ph…
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and highly accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President the other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it ho said "the exalted philanthropy and the readiness t…
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ral Grant for his appointment of black men to office, and for his advocacy of the fifteenth amendment, providing for universal negro suf frage. Ho believes that all these prejudices of race and colqr …
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Orleans." Now, the President of the United States, in cordially receiving the negro Minis ter from Hayti, is proud to speak of his official recognition of black men on tho basis of equal rights. This,…
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Wilmln (Ion, n -l; alary K Vancieaf, I irl*rn1,.,i)l;**. Babcock .1 B Vamio-en, Yoiing M fclll,"",'rr1|}"n: 1 tlett,?bnrg, t'ots .n; Annie Mat, May A Haley, Ma'V' M"\ r.? .,1, Parker; Alei Young, Youn…
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wtl. 'S".! Uiibonj, Rich; Ylckabnrg. Illgnni and ify Whltuer, Perklna, do f.)r N York S II Woodburv, Wood bar/, do lor Jeraey City; Paul Seavrv, Lowell, dofor WetlnUexter: ?vendnaktag. Wyalt. do lor P…
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HIS VISIT ,?HEI13 IN 181C. Tho PoUkicra Cond ion and Manners of the Domruitana and Haytiens Nearly a Ujfcrtor oi' a L'cn.ury Ago. lug a jo ti ?SGftrctaijr la lStd iJcuteu iuc (now Vice Admiral) David …
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on the subject are quashed, and Georgia must face the music. Salnavk's Position.?We publish news this morning relating to llayti, and, judging from the roport, tho Haytlen President is in a Sad plight…
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In* promotion wa* celebrated by the Spaniards with eere uadea to which the General ro* ponded with beer and I* *ald to have atopped up until hulf-|>aat ten o'clock I'. M., a very uuunual thing on hi* …
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For other Oeal/in see seveniJi /Vt,7?.]| 8 HIPP IN a N E W S. Almanac far New York? This Dor. Sunrises 7 21 Moon rises... .ere 5 19 Sun sets 5 00 High water.. mora 8 11 PORT OF NEW YORK, JJXUtlMf II, …
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Kvlvam Snlnave is declared an outlaw and a price of 5,ooo piastres set upon hw head. TJie decree of outlawry also extends 10 Vil Lubin, Muina Kigaiid, SlITra Fortune and twenty-six more of his ad here…
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I naiiua, Jan 4--ln port brigs Luclda (Br), Blssett, from' Turk* Islands, arrived 3lst tilt, for Boston Ulg; Harriet Amslla (Br, Hlgglns, trom Barbados, Juet arrived, to load for Boston echr Brilliant…
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brokers that their labors are to be shared by the fair sex. How refreshing tho time when the bass and baritone or "seller sixty" shall harmonize with tho tenor and sopraio ol "buyer thirty," and the h…
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mun to wait till tuo haii-oreed train came up. Tbo other two men were loana trozen in the suow Those are only a few of the sua ncllals that ure being told hei e almost dally, aud there in no doubt tua…
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Your correspondent took occasion to-day to con verse with General Tate on the condition of things in llaytl. The General talked freely, and did not seem to be much disconcerted at the sudden change wh…
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THE MISSING IRON-CLAD. The Ram Triunfo?Has She Gone to the Bot tom ??Her Career as a Blockade Runner and Rebel Iron-Clad?Descrip tion of the Vessel. a lew days ago Hi? statement was. made uubllo that …
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land, Greece, Ueiglutn, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, Kcuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sandwich Islands, Costa Rich, Honduras. Japan and Salvador, $7,500 each; a Minist…
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Saluave and Uis otlloers. The cultivation of lands, the ouly resource ol the country, is entirely aban doned, everybody naviug been for three years under arms. (See the recent papers relating to the d…
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to our own administration. There is no help for it. The protectorate of some wise and slablo government strong enough to enforce and maintain the law will alone rescue Ilayti from a relapse into barba…
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preier entering the Union as a State on the "Texas precedent," but as General Grant deemed a territorial period of transition best for the common Interests that plan was adopted. These points being fi…
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IIayti, from all appearances, is now about to enjoy an era of peace. IIow long the people of llayti will enjoy a reign of quietudo depends altogether on themselves. Now that Siflra .has been captured,…
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Another Revolution in Hayti?British Opposition to the Annexation of flt Domingo to the United States??xeontion of a Negro at Kingston, Jamaica. A Saw Revolution in Hiyil-flaccl'i Napporters DluatUfled…
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the liberal school, had secretly agreed to unite their 'respective States In a close commercial alliance, based on a free Interchange 01' commodities, and ask 11 protectorate from the United States, s…
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for a few merchants to get their consignments a little easier, and perhaps their goods delivered a little cheaper The steamship Weybosset arrived here from Port au Prince recently; her assistant engin…
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out from (Juantanunio tint captain and two teamen wtrm triken lick, and one of the latter died at tea. Juna 7 put Into Fortiue Inland and Kent to hospital the captain, J. A. Uaino, and Imvid Garvin, W…
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letter ha* been revived in consequence of the large quantities of apurlnns paper money titiding its I way Into the country, by which all persons visit- I lug Hayti are notified by the Secretary of Sta…
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uuder Bazalne. The Baroness was at chateau du Coteau, near Varedes, Brittany, and has sent the above information to her father, who Is ln|ttu? city. Mr. E- D. Bassett Balled in the steamer City of Por…
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"Freyschutz." I11 1825 ho visited Italy, where he first appeared as a composer, his piece being entitled ?'Lai>eyrouse." It was periormed ar, La Seala in Milan, but was not a success, Going to France …
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iho deed. In reply tho dying man handed mib x ronv of the memorial, which wu* thus sore to reacit tlie notice of tho government, and immediately ex p'reS with an expression of joy beaming on hta count…
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The Hnjtlcus report thj ptovlncc oi Clbuo In arms a,?alnst Bioz. It Is rumored that the prct -n led de fo.it of Cabral was, on the contrary, a victory. Baez left the capital on t ho I7t n for i he sou…
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mercial Power would give an impetus to American industry in our shipyards that would in time and under proper enouragement and legislation overcome foreign competition, and leave the field, or rather …
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British otilcers who refused to serve m a bad cause. Emaiglng upon tho point of the alleged interference us designed to interdict Hay ti irom the collection ol tho debt owing in part by the Dominican …
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?)iip Muscoucns 'Br), Uovt-r, from Liverpool. Called Hteamtiblp Jat Adder, Leckwood, New York bark Evanell, Randall, Liverpool; !ni,:s tlorleasiu Spi. itoiiiain, ami Laureato i Kp i, t.stape, Baruelon…
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Va, for uo; Nellie C Paine, Doane, Alexandria for do; Chat tanooga, Black, Weebawiirn for do; Lucy K Cogswell. Swett, Ellrabethnort tor do; Congress, York, do for Port land; Rebecca Florence, Rich, Ba…
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nounces u spick spun new subject at De Garmo's, Fifth avenue, for Saturday evening. It is "Home, Sweet Home," from a souil-serlo^s point of view* HA7TI. llow the lluytiens Reccive the Annexation News.…
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to take a recess until th-.s evening. Mr. Sumnbr wished to offer an amendment to tlio resolution by adding at the end that trie commis* 1 Bloners eUali Inquire Kpect&Uy of the alleged penden- 1 cy.of …
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asserted that the 'President-had menaced the Hay turn rspubUo. But was there a senator on tue floor who thought for a moment that when we had acquired the Dominican half of the Island of Haytl we woul…
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Mr. SntNBB offered tbe following amendment Provided further, that If there he any naval force stationed In Dominican territory such naval force shall no with drawn and lr any power be ?xtsralxed over …
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Brig Antelope, Rumtall, Havana? F Talhot A Co. Brig haven. Spencer. Havana?.) E Ward A Co. Brig Florencfe, Pye, Clenfuegos via Portland, Me? Cran dall. Bertaux k Co. Brig Alice Lea, Foster, St Jago de…
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Philadelphia; Qlaucus, Walden, New York; ship Gardej Reach, (?limore. Bombay; hark A irate, Brown, Melbourne Iris (Br), Tullock, Rotterdam; S M Smith (Br), Bishop, 8 John, NB; Frank Marlon, Duncan, Ne…
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retnruea to tins portou tho votb llu 'j'u.- -v;a ara 1 returned on the a- d tut. 'l'hetast moron. 3ut ot Ca- 1 br.ii, tavored covoi'Uy by the llayu^ii tovommeu I lsttcfliiu.1 eadjuvor u? optioBa t >o …
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I Kit repuroeu m u mere u troiime ou tuo linytion border, and. ludeej. baez and hta ministers I uouiowledgeii tuat to-uay, They s.iy, however, j j It does init oiii' >uat to much, aud thai troop* Lave…
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Oarea ;o oppose a an xatioa liua necu exll. tl or Is a minted man. ilo mea, coa.U lucre have been a I fair expreMion oi o.amon whea lue prateutded vote ?a.i iaxen ou n ut ituostioui' btib 1 tu>aK lue …
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desired to converse with him on the great subject of annexation, Many rumors were prevaleut as to the chances of the messenger ever reaching Cabral's Hues, doubts being expressed that fiaez would per-…
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This house is the refuge, too, of promlneut Hay tiens, Presidents, Cabinet Ministers, generals and others la times or revolution. 1 understand several hundreds have been sheltered here at a time from …
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n&w for we have taken the coffee on board and ar? (fboul to H-itl around 'he Mole of 8t. Nloholas and then straight for New York. KN'I) OK TH K TENNESSEE'S MISSION. The Tennessee has reu'ly finished h…
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their god. There are many of these priests throughout the country. Then there are a sort of witches, who make ouanga, or fetiches, with eggs, lizards and heros, to avert evil, Inflict punishment or to…
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taking in such au alien ami a degraded people. .Sup pose. he said, Mr. Asior should pick up some aoau uoned vagaboud in the streets ot New York and adopt him 111 his family; that would be, no doubt. l…
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Black F r -Eaters Threaten to Bej)eat the Horrors of 1804. I'okt At7 i'.UNCR, March 7. 1S71. The following addresses :i?? ilu.st annexation were handed by th: President of Hayti to our spec! tl c ir r…
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a complaint. Mr. Morton then had read hy the Secretary a despatch to 1 the United Statea Minister (Mr. Bassetti. Iro'm the Haytien Secretary of Foreign Attain, assuring him that llnvlj had no disposit…
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many Haytlcns had pa.-sed beyond the old line of 1777 and squatteu upon Dominican soli that, therefore, the boundary should be extended much beyond the old limits, how far, however, he did not state, …
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President Nlssage-Saget is preparing for a second trip to the northern provinces. The people are dissatisfied with the President, who is becoming very unpopular. The Ave Incendiaries, who recently atj…
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Cltv or Liimerlck. Mar 21... Liverpool......115 Broadway. Cof Washington Mar 23... I Liverpool 116 Broadway. Kuropa. Mar33.. lOlasgow. 17 Bowling Oreen Vllie de Paris.... Mar 28... Havre. 6S ltroadwav…
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Post, N of Hatteras: hrigs Maggie Vail (Br Holt. Baltimore; i j? I Hti enon.Woodburv, Philadelphia schrs Eth.-tn Allen, lllake, j I Baltimore; Marj e. Mcradden, New York. t p Martin HIDE, Feb 28?Arriv…
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Rio Jankibo, Feb 22 Arrived, bsrks Lapwing. Benthall, I Baltimore; 28d, Kremlin, Wyman. Richmond. i B.ille t 23d, brig J II Dillingham, Harrlman, St Thomas via rrriminuui-ii. In port ?4lh tilt, bngr C…
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Rational Guard of Matamoros attempted to revolt, tout nothing reliable can be ascertained. BUTCHERIES IN HAYTI. Executions ot Imurgenta?War To Be Declared Against Baez. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD…
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preordained and predestinated an Innumerable I host Of ills creatures to torments, to pains, and to eternal death for His praise and lbs glory, why 1 rather than accept, sucn an Infernal l>olty, I wou…
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take in the next Presidential election, or rather in relation to what it chould do in the matter of sup porting Grant or Greeley. Mr. Griffin stated that the Executive Committee had, after a long and …
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Queries, gave an entertainment last evening, which was attended by a large number of the most promi nent members of the literary profession In London. Mr. Benjamin Moran, the American Charge d'Afflilr…
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ami it 011 f sustains the views 1 nave all.along u?l real' >r ae'Jt l7m? fn V^nc^uo^^bnt mora? q^e*tlons, Toe citieme r?U*cal? have all the life and purpose of progressive men. What tbej want no one c…
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swallowed up smaller libraries, there being still I sixty-six left ol tncui. L HEKAJjD, 'i'UUKSDAY, H A Y T I. The Coming Election?8pecie Versos Paper?The Treasury Bobbed of $16,000 in Gold?Another Re…
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Bark Madcap (Br), Varwell, Genoa?G P Bullcy. Rark Traveller (Br), Pentleld, Kio Janeiro?J L Phlppa A Co. Brig Lo.gn.ino (Ital), Satorlo, Queccstown or Palinoutn?A P Agresta. Rrlg Glance (Br), Williams…
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CELEBRATION! RUMORED OUTBREAKS- Seventh Page. c DETERMINED LEGISLATIVE STRUGGLES OVER THE CHARTER! THE POWER OF APPOINT- q MENT AND RETENTION OF THE ASSISTANT c ALDERMEN THE BONES OF CONTENTION? C Thi…
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uncle Bancroft at Berlin, and Senator Edmunds won't have Marsh removed from Rome, while Cameron is willing that Bokcr should remain at Constantinople; but jovial old Nye must lie provided for by rotat…