Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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aine of guilds has been applied, deemed proper j interpose till the danger was passed.? China tail, .Vay 31, 1*49. Five Days Latch from Hayti.?By the arrival lis morning ol the brig Lauretta, Captain …
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t ween La Varhe and Point A harem. TV IMmini tan fleet had bombarded and burnt Port Rrvjfre, reducing it to aaliea. and alao bombarded Dame Marleandeeveralothrramnllpnrta. The emperor baa put the mono…
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counsels arc listened to by the inhabitants of that island: "There are various reports as to the present state of Hayti. A fire, which bos destroyed almost every house in the town, has occurred either…
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a deep son ml toil among his friends, as well as profound regret among Ms brother officers. [Philadelphia Bulletin 6th. From Ham.?The Boston Journal, of the 2d iust., has the following: "By recent arr…
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prcaume will cover their loaa. The firemen are entitled to all praiae for their exertions to extinguish the fir*-. The night waa so intensely cold, that the water froze aa it fell, notwithstanding whi…
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all. She was supposed to be partially insane. Lara raOM Ha vti.?Captain McLaughlin,of Uie schooner H. F. Baker, arrived at New York ou the IOth instant, from Aux Caves, Hayti, reports that n the 19th …
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uneral procession in honor of the "brave veterans" vho fell at Cardenas. There is no other news. Phila. North American, 22d. Fuom Pobt au Pbince ?By the arrival at this tori yesterday of the brig Davi…
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means, which has been sn long in prrjtaratinn, has lieen delayer! or postponed. Captain Gardner reporta that the Kmperor ha* recently adopted the arta of diplomacy for a settlement of the contentions …
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Late f?om Hatti?Commehcejuitt or IloartLti*?. Jtrrmit, (Hayti,) Ortobrr 15,1 'twf,? Intelligence from Port an f*latt haa fx en re. eiveil to-day, atating that hoatilitiea have actually commenced betwe…
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tained. And this is New York j- From the Botlon Traveller. The Plot to Overthrow the Empire of Ilaytl. Bv later advices from Hayti, received in this city, 1 we nave a more connected account of the lat…
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Relative to the demand mads by Commodore Parker, of the Saranac, for damages for the illegal imprisonment of Captain Mayo, ol the Leander, we learn that the Haytien government informed him in substanc…
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of Dominica, to notify the people there of the truce that existed, according to (he understanding between the commissioners of France, England, and the United States, and him, the Emperor; but the bla…
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whole route.?N*w York Kxprtm. Fhom Post-au-Pi-attx.?Dr. Smith, a passe ufer in the schooner Carlotta, in nineteen days from ort-au-Platte, reports a rumor there of an engagement between the Haytiens a…
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with much enthusiasm at the residence of B. Everett Smith, esq., the American consul, many of the public officers of the island being present and participating in the proceedings. Report ok another Ba…
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with the hope that the air would benefit his health. Latkb fbom Pobt ao Pbisck.?The Traveller states that letters received in Boston, both from Cape Haytien and Port au Prince, to July 16th, make no m…
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Daniel Webster, Secretary ef State, to invite him to deliver the annual address at the exhibition of the society to be held this fall in the city of Haiti- more, and that he has accepted the invitatio…
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wantsof the government, and it leaves a surplus for the purposes of internal improvement. The speech was delivered in the Hawaiian language; and afterwards road in English, for the benefit of the fore…
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6oinc time since. He was recognised on the canal as the man who lived with Bartle, and had had a difficulty with him. From Hayli. Boston, August 23.?Datci from Aux Cayes to August 1st state that the E…
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Later from Port aii Prince.?By the arrival of the brig Clara Windsor from the above place, we arc in possession of dates to lttth ultimo, at which time everything was quiet. An express had arrived at …
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anil will be prepared to report to morrow. The amendments to the constitution will be considered at the session this morning. Later from Port au Platt, IIayti.?We learn from Captain Brannan, of the sc…
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Boston, October '29.?The steamer America sailed this day, with twenty-three passengers for Liverpool, and twenty-two for Halifax. Important from llayti?Interference of England and Franci. Boston, Octo…
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to this time Solouque has evaded giving any such promise. Taking advantage of the presence of an unusually large number of French and English men of war in the Haytien waters, these consuls lately pro…
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Thursday, at 4 o'clock, p ni. She will touch, go ng and returning, at Cone river and the usual andings 011 the Potomac. Passage and fare JAMES MITCHELL, Sept 30?tf Captain. h safk and comnoDi. ous ste…
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Groceries arc steady and unchanged. The cotton market is unchanged. Whisky 21 a "21 i cents. The steamer Marion, from Charleston, and Alabama, from Savannah, have arrived. Eater from Ilayli. Boston, N…
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Lvtbr fuuji Sr. Domingo?lly the arrival of o the brig Clara Windsor, Captain Brittar.s, from rori-au-i'nncr, we nave received aavicij toiviuivn 7. All was (juiet. The Dominican* were in grrat glee in …
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day, but ye?tcrday the atad vu supplied with a new one, and durinp the session of the Hou*e it* bread it ripe* an t bright atai?" were "pallanlly I treaininp." 1 Tut An<?cal Conference or thi MrtMoruT…
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i for Liverpool, and ninetceu passengers and $20,000 tor Halilax. Tk- 1 1.- I. A lie uouutvuii^iii IIUUBC, nic tnwcu IU \imj on account of the annual commencement of HarI vurcl University. The United …
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solid, you will communicate them to (he Minister 1 for Foreign Affairs of Hayti, and will require from I him an answer to them, if this answer should not i be given within a reasonable time, or il whe…
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Monroe doctrine. Wo view the matter in an altogether different light; and we suepect the Pott would have been eilent upon the subject if, instead of opposing the sanguinary schemes of Soulouquc, Presi…
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nt the resolution, if his purpose should not be luitoiaucu, auu till upon 1113 letiow ueiDOfrati to discharge a most important duty, and contribute to the formation of a wise and patriotic opinion in …
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to strengthen rather than weaken the Government by wbich the territory is acquired. The annexation of territory is a blessing, because it lends to the diffusion of Democratic opinions and practices, w…