Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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prepaid or not paid at all, on this side of the Atlantic. The American inland pct'.flge alone cannot be paid. Orj-Several persons fn! New' York have actually been deluded into paying their passage to …
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are made a legal tender, and like penal ties are annexed to counterfeiting these and other United States coins. OO-By Captain Small, of the brig Washington, the New Ynik Commer cial has the following …
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portion of the fleece of the Chinese sheep, a few of which are on exhibition. Il is curly, soft in texture, and brilliant in ap The animal is extremely dell dividual from whom he thought he get work, …
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qualified for .'making end adniiiiis taring laws, than any 'other' class than' all other classes put logetherf nBut, aa're- j. j .l r.'ei.-j.ri. ire? diretf however, sent an army .the earth in the bac…
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complete the work by poisoning him. :vi Mlnavetbei-OTOTTCU-Teeiiflm am He was finally -etabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel, and his body was delivered to bis friends, bootless: and shirtless,"…
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him to' Cape Vincent for shipment. .iThe box containing the deserter was marked, as crockery ware and glass, and deposi ted on the boat at the wharf, but it was opened by direction of a custom house o…
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The Tribune of Saturday, ia coxSrrn- auoo 01. mis, puons'jes we cim .wr respondence of Admiral Poor, and 'our Minister at Hayti, Mr. Eassett wilh tba Haytian Government in wllich tie Pni ident of Hayt…
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which is disturbed' by insurrectionary eadera, aided by Haytiens and political intrigners. These are incited to be ex traordinarily active at this lime by fear of annexation to the United States. From…