Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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Our immediate prospects in silt raking, are not only excellent, but rarely so for this period of the year. Several persons commenced ra king on Monday, and in the course of a fort night or so, if the …
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i.aveu.nercm opinion., u. rcgaiua u.u j um.cl- oi uie b(JCn guilty 0f tl,e rcal duplicity in its attempt to conclusion urawn in cuiicr. vc nan conuense ami half extract an articlo from the American Wh…
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Schr. Laura, Whitehurft, from Shallotte, to DeKossct Brown; with naval stores. CLEARED Dec. 8 Schr. Mary Isabella, Summers, for Baltimore, by Russell Ero.: with 44 bales cotton. 30 bbls. rosin oil, 30…
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j Still later, when -4 Santana, the Liberator," unfur led the flag of Dominican independence, a paity of negroes, led by one of Soulouque's black captains, attacked the neighboring village, with the w…
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between the Imperial troops and the insurgents. The Emperor Soulouque had advanced as far as Moro, and was meditating an advance upon St. Mark. A conflict had taken place between the two contend ing p…
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burnt on last Friday night, off the mouth of the Potomac River. An Episcopal Clergyman named Curtis, of Chester district, South Carolina, and a colored steward were lost in the conflagration. The Stea…
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general stall who cave so long zealously and success fully struggled against serious difficulties to support. the army acd myself, is dee, in a great degree, what little success and feme we have achie…