Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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tnlcss he cants or equivocates against the instiutions of the land that gave him birth. Hayti. The A??> York Journal of Commerce says: We learn from Capt. Cutten of tho schr. Jenny Lind, from Port au …
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and yet rapidly, running back info the bnraric State, a course to which the ignoraiics of the overnment unerringly directs it. Every step tuen has been a slep backwards'. Tlie seat of the rst European…
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this Italy of the West?this magnificent humbug!! Late from Hayti.? Commencement of Hostilities.?Jeromie, (Hayti,) Oct. 11th, 1850.?Intelligence from Port au Prince has been received, stating that host…
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a hundred, rose in the night and took possession of the principal gstes of the city of St. Dontingo. By the influence of some of the foreign residents whose sympathies were with them, and who went I b…
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'ranee, have been for some time endeavoring to I irorure the subrnisaioii of the Dominicans to I louluque. We have recently been informed that his view of the subject, hua also been adopted by he Gove…
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of their masters. They were protected by civil- j ized States. They possessed the richest island i on tlie globe, with the richest commerce at their doors. The result is very notorious. Famine j ravag…
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which subsists is that of a bloody and stupid beast w.ho is emperor over one corner of the island. Off from the seaports, the people have lost arts, religion, industry, decency?have re.lapsed into abs…
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i stupid tiling to think so,) hut where it oug! o he, nnd when it ought to he, and where a lo, or shall do, in God himself, nnd only hin is the very tradition distinctly clenreth the case. Boston, Apr…
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to-day. Captain Holkins reports that the chamber of deputies had been in session to con siaer me propwuiun ot me /inierirsn government, relative to acknowledging the inaependpnce of the Dominican*. It…
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war intended for the subjugation of the Doruin- 9 leans, that are thus atii/maiizAd h? th? mU>\ 9 "without so much aa an opportunity to bid adieu 9 to mother*, wives, and children. There are 9 thoae o…
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e le and represent tlvj ,?f sound principles, and I of n Southern eon tit i ncy. Tiik ai.leoed Hatti.f. betwkeh tup. Hat tikss and Dominiciass.?We learn by n HnyI tien gertleman, who arrived in this c…
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o the frontiers of Dominica, to notify the pe j ile there of the truce that existed, according to he understanding between the co 1 missionera if France, England, and the United States, and lim, the E…
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Soulouque, the black Emperor of Ilayti, re* ently sent, and in good faith, two thousand ien under the command of one of his generals the frontiers of Dominica, to notify the pea. le there of the truce…
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But such ia the general "mission" of the abolition press, everywhere. Later trmm Part aa Priaee. Boston, July 29.?The Traveller states that letters received here, both from Cape Haytien and Port au Pr…
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priqier, or the Fmipirc of Soulniiqne. still continues, and is decisive in every battle for the Dominicans. The lust battle at Cutuy, on the 13th, it is reported, cost the emporer's army of 2,700 men,…
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of 30,747 saints. During the last fourteen years more than 50,000 had been baptised in England, of which nearly 17,000 hud emigrated from her shores to /.ion. Tin. Late Rumored Battle in Hatti, betwee…
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for assure you the severest measures will ta f taken!" That's a royal H[>eech for you!?V. Y. I'if- 1 vine Poit. h _ _ b Nf.u York, Sept. 15.?Clements, convicted 5 of murdering Havens, has been pardone…
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to it, in order to improve, and the sooner the better, else we shidBiot remain good friends, for I assure you U^Bverest measures will be That's a royaf^^Bw for you !?.V. V. Evening Pott. New York, Sep…
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and sunk her. The crew were saved. The Jonathan was slightly damaged. Boston, Oo t. 28. Advices received here from Port-au-Prince to Oct. 1st, state that the French and British consuls had lelt for (.…
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By an arrival here we have dates from Port au Prince to the 23d of September. The emperor of liayli haa complied with the demand of the agents of France, and England, and the United States, and conclu…
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that body,aa will most likely be the case, li ning the preaent session of Congress. And if it en -J j:?: i tcilains a proper rrysru mr ns unit uijjimj >I1U elf reapcet,?for what ia doe to our national…
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and unless a new system takes the place of our present mode of dealing with such questions, Solouque will succeed in that project so warmly sustained, in reality by England, of subduing the Dominicans…
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public respect. In all that period, however, it I has never been recognized by us. But now '"tun it hna Kn.'nnin an avowed despotism by the usurpation of Solouvue, it is thought to be nil appropriate …
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ministers are expected to attend the President's r levees, where all the society of the city, resident and visitant, appears. Foreign ministers and t attaches aro invited of course to the parties of t…
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treaties of commerce and amity are usually regarded as great contrivances to promote the peace of the parties. Let the experiment be tried with flayti and it will not only produce war with her, but ad…
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such heavy losses would not accrue so often to publishers. Fnrmrr and Mrrhanic flenorlaf to Congr?*i for Ike ftccogatttoa of flaytl. To the Honorable Henate and Houre of Reyrenentativp* of the 11 mud …
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South Cnrolina, Virginia and Kentucky, their lumber, riee and tobacco. Our manufacturers of New England, New York and Pennsylvania,have begun to supply the Haylien market with our cheap cotton goods, …
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took 159,602, which last amount of Il iytien trade is about one third of the aggregate amount of our trade in that article to the world ($456,491). This suhj?ct deserves the more the attention of o.ir…
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State elections take place in August, this year, nnly in North Carolina, Missouri, Iowa and Alabama. In several other States which usually voted in August, the elections have been postponed by law. TE…