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iroui the help of foreign intriguers, and Irom the fact that behind them stands the Hay tien nation, which has early three limes the population aud revenue of the Domiuican Re public, which has never …
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wf-r.t bv the trade winds, and therefore is much more healthy than Hayti, to which the ravages t yellow fever are cniny connucu. The losses of the Spanish anny from illness were largely duo to the lac…
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Commissioners traversed tho Republic from end to end, and in sover.il direc tions, cither by ther agents or In per son, sjient several weeks at tho capital in conference with tho President and chief G…
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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…
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can people for hisadministrativeabil irlos. and the strops attachment of Jli--3i "J i many ltading men, xrno regam nim o rim nit itt ki :ii j'iiiu-ti iiiuun- who (nn hold the nation against do- mestie…
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The Commissioners tound the Gov ernment organized and iu complete operation iu all its departments, ex ercising every function ot us legiti mate government, with General Buan evento Baez as Chiet Magi…
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Tk Commission made inquiries on tho subject of the Doiniaican government and also ia Havti,. and they' could not learn thai the Ilaytien government bad ever ntalo this claim upon the Domini can govern…
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except on tho Hayticn border, which is disturbed by insurrectionary leaders, aid ed by the Haytiens and political intrigu ers. These are incited to be extraordina ry active at this time, by fear of an…
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is in the western part of the republic, on the Haytien frontier. The force at Cab ral’s command doe* not exceed a few hundred men. who, in case of iminer geucy, force ioto their service all the male p…
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without the authority of Congress If I have a proper comprehension of the sub ject, that is the whole of it. Mr, Sumner. If Ido not interrupt the Senator— Mr. Harlan. It is no interruption. Mr. Sumner…
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have a proper comprehension of the suh jeet that is the whole of it. Mr. Sumner. If Ido uot interrupt the Senator Mr. Harlan. It is no interruption. Sir. Sumner. I should like that wo should understan…
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wherever the said words occur together In the said •action, and this amendment shall take effect from and after January flret, eighteen hundred and sev enty one. AN ACT to enlarge tbit Jurisdiction of…
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other person. It is too early, in my judg mont, to predict who will be the nominee of the Republican party.” The Senator again introduced the subject of revenue reform and civil service reform, hut he…
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Havana. Oct. SS. Advices from Port au Prince of the Sth say rumors of another projected revolution were obtaining cur rency, and it was believed that the par tisans of ex-President Gen. Salnave were a…
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eter will probably rise, with falling temperature and northerly wind, from Missouri to Luke Erie and northward. At Kingston, the financial surplus may confi dently be estimated at £12,000, which,* add…
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God! good men are now coming to the rescue. Let them, while uniting against corruption, insist upon equal rights for all, and also the suppression of lawless violence wherever it shows itself, whether…
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HONORS TO PRESIDENT BAEZ, Baez started out upon the journey, from which he has Just returned, accompanied only by Gautier, Delmonto, Curiel, and a colonel of cavalry. He wenl unarmed—a thing sald to b…
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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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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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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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be arrested by impeachment, my feelings have been most stirred bv the outrage to Hayti, which, besides being a wrong to the Black Republic, was au insult to the colored race, not only abroad, but here…
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or indirectly, is eligible to any offioe created by that act'; and after finding hja error, foolishly requesting Congress to modify the provision so as to enable him to make the appointment; his selec…
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Grant proposed to perpetrate upon some of our race in another country, and, therefore, to trust him no longer. Must we accept this as the un impassioned and candid judgment of a states man? Is there n…
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Dr. Reidel] was recalled and testified: Regarding the Commissioner Davenport here announced that, since TUESDAY. Oct. 1. RTWB TIER GRATE =i or the Towe=t cash WhARe Merchants 600 Union Pacific el. L&W…
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ment appeals to the doctor’s vanity as the op portunity of usefulness does to his philanthropy; but then,—he would have to leave Boston. How ever, “All places that the eye of heaven visits, Are, to a …
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The President, with ail the members of the Cabi net, General Sherman and one or two Invited guests, came here on Thursday morning to attend the Loudon County Fair, at Leesburg, Va., where they will be…
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mingo, to which lie was certifying in the New York Nation, less than a week before these fel lows were shot. Luperon has a provisional gov ernment set up near the Haytien .frontier,—on horseback, we s…
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lands Majesty M, Pou, Consul of the German Empire, FOREIGN NOTTS, The Pope has recovered from his recent in- digposition, The Government in Cuba proposes agaiu te embargo several estates which wore ja…
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au outraged peoplo ou board of a United States vessel, which conveyed him to our hospitable shores, where royal ex iles have frequently before found refuge. Baez is a remarkable mau in many re spects,…
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declared the Samaaa Bay convention null and void. The commissioners have protested against this summary act as arbitrary and ille gal, and instigated by British-Haytien influ ence, and demand arbitrat…
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^iltoore'" Wer® last a —Th« emPl°ying Bk*aU, and §»uee$ without being ground. ftjf i' of Mr. Hamilton dont believe it is aris tocratic to borrow money without pavine it The unbroken traditions and pr…
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school-house full of children. Three were in stantly killed and thirty more or less injured. A Madrid dispatch of the 9th says that Ser rano had surrendered to Concha the command of the forces operati…
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Returns to Madrid. Arrival of Dr, Livingstone’s Re mains in England. Strike of the Iron-Workers of Pennsylvania. Honors to Sumner’s Mem ory At Port au Prince. Explosion of tlic Boiler of (lie Tigress …
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nection with the Sanborn matter, except what he would be glad to tell. The bankruptcy proceedings against the extensive Sprague Manufacturing Company, of Rhode Island, have been discontiuued and the c…
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prosperity of the country can be found than la the Increased weight or malls led extension or the service. HAYTI AND DOMINICA. Information lias been received hero to the effect that a treaty of amity,…