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out completing her cargo.?IS/. Y. Tribune. FROM PORT-AU-PLATTE, HaYTI. By the arrival of the schooner Charlotte, Cipt. Fuller, we have news from Purl-au-Platte to the 11th inst. We iearu that it was q…
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Latkiii, in 12 (l*ys, wc have our correspondent's letter Irom Cape Haytirn. Its contents will be found ol no prnall interest. Caps Hattikn, Aug R, 1814.? We have no politicA) disturbance* in this put …
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agency would receive in those countries.” The London Times of the same date treats of the new-fangled protectorate thus We are at a loss for either precedents or reasons for that state of protection w…
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rial body, unless this spirit is to be furnished with two. rm ettl—— Later from Port an Prince. with him Mr. Paul, Minister of the Interior. men, several regiments being also ordered out as rein heari…
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ports that when he left President Pierrot was still at Cape Haytien, having with him Mr. Paul, Min ister of the Interior. The Dominicans had attacked and taken, after an engagement of four hours, abou…
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agamst a small body of 150 Haytiens of the Guard Nationa.) Lascahobos, a small town on the fron tier, which they claim as a part of their original territory. The Haytiens had marched against them with…
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can had been set at liberty, as also at Au* ayes, Jeremie, and St. Marc. Sixteen were reserved lor trial by a military commission. The President, Pikhrut, arrived at Cape Hay tien on the 25th o'f May,…
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horses were also burnt up, they belonged to two Clergymen who were officiating in the Baptist Church near by. Tho loss to Mr. Jones, who is a very worthy and estimable man, is very heavy. LATE FROM HA…
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Republic in possession of Fort Cachiman, which they had recovered bv their valor from the Dominicans. Subsequently they proceeded as far as St. Jean, where they found the enemy intrenched and ready fo…
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barque of two hundred tons, polacre rigged and pierced for twelve guns, has lately been purchased and now lies in* the harbor, together with a topsail schooner of six guns, (formerly the Kathleen, of …
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great vigor and energy the construction of lorti ficattons o the line of Fort Cachuent. Ou the 25th of Augast President Pienaalt de clared all the Dominican ports in a state of block ade, and denonnce…
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aome of the inhabitants but we have official news here to day that they have been defeated by the troops of Port au Prince, the leaders taken, and the insurrection suppressed. Col. Bedouet has shot hi…
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By the arrival of the brig Forest, from Port au Prince, we are in the receipt of papers up to the 28th ultimo. The news contained in them gives details of a further insurrection that had taken place i…
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Ch ippell, democrat, whs elected President of the Senate, ami' J. Jenkins, Speaker of the House Important from Hayti.?We have jeceived some important intelligence by the fine bn%' Hun tress, Capt Bake…
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Great commercial advantages would accrue lo the United States by the recognition of the independence of the Dominicans. There are great numbers of the old French fami lies, who have become identified …
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ern, (that il, the Dominican, \'art ot the inland i to witl draw within a month's time, from ti.at section of the coun tjy, tinder ptin of lioing coiutidered accomplice! of tha insurgents. and punishe…
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Minister King at Paris, setting forth the reasons why thers can never be enough to the U. States should strennously oppose the general policy of favoring Emancipation which he attri buted to Great Bri…
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was slain, in 1806, and the country was divided among several chieftains, the principal of whom wer& Christophe, in the southwest, and Petion, in the northwest. In 1811 the former was crowned under th…
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war and makes treaties and appoints all public func tionaries.—His salary is nearly twice as large as that of the President of the United States. The Judici ary consists of a High Court of Equity, wit…
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ereafter, not under the Dominican flag. The French rar-sleainer 'Tonnerue' returned again into jioit lis morning, probably upon the consular agent's flairs, concerning which 1 wrote you full particuir…
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is not correct. Other rumors are afloat in the papers, touching the same subject which are e qually destitute of foundation.— Union. FROM HAYIT. Capt. Hoyt, of the barque Hecla, from Port au Prince, w…
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My distance from New-York is so great that I have but just seen the Herald of the 24th ult., which contains a communication from the city of St. Do mingo, signed W.’ evidently written by an official c…
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French Admiral ol the station, who repeated the demand, which was again refused, with the observation, the! should Dubrac appoint an a^ent to settle his affairs, tho agent should receive every facilit…
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her rudder, and next day went ashore and was wrecked at Caracol, a few miles above this place; and a fourth, on board which was the admiral, when last seen, was dismasted, and is no doubt also lost. M…
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wo been purchased for the Geis. the market at a reduction in order to buy in again at a revaral na ure ili made, at much expense, for a x te: 2H oy ae ditt n aginst the Dominicans, which, itis said, g…
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or interested views, I gathered very different opinions from those imbibed by this writer. On Dominican ground I might very easily have formed unfavorable opinions of Domin ican govern nent, hut as it…
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Dubras is explained and justified. It will be remem bered that Dubras, a French citizen, residing in Huyti, was violently jstpelled by the Haytiens from 1 the country. The Dpesident says that he had, …
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I be captain reports that an expedition was fitting out, destined to make an attack on the Dominicans. It was expected that the blow would bo struck in the month of February, from which the Haytiens e…
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Com. Warrington," of Philadelphia, has alio been wrecked on the Dominican Ceaat, and nearly all on board, Admiral included, are prisoners. Three sailors only escaped down the coust, and have made thei…
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left. One of her officers states that in the latter j part of December three vessels of the Hay lien squadron were lost, and that the Commodore shot down one of the captains. The Turk*’ ls land Gazett…
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the fine imposed by the law; the remaining three are now in jail. By law, the bo3ts with all the effects on board are forfeited.” FROM PORT AU PRINCE. We learn from Capt. Cutis of the brig Hayti. arri…
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**^1 "nodewtion, that I am not ber of Spanish ships of war. From the to. Journal of Port an Prince, we translate moderation, this! What can planation of the views of the Spanish ships: eip E: s'»in in…
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whipper, the owners of these dogs shall pay six pence for every timo they come to the meeting." LATER FROM PORT-AU PRIN'CF.. Intelligence from Port-au Prince to the Ist inst. represents political affa…
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handling a gun, when it was accidentally discharg ed, lodging part of the shot in his side, hand and arm, injuring him severely. We have advices from Port au Prince to the 10th instant. The projected …
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ent tin no- to h-vnl nnunl fliv p "i- iiiv Mic man whose favors aro like the rays of the sun if they first strike the loftiest objects, it ia onlv ii... ii.A.. i i I. J .un. .ii,-jr iiiiijf gi.incu in…
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ters of the republic. 'J has a com plate naooiution in tha govamment was affected in a few hoars, without the loss of a single drop of blood. President Pierot, with his cabinet and eauaoil, were at Ca…
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many suferings.”, y&e y under so Havtien. to be sold to the Haytien Government Bark Amita. Lowell, Schr Sarah Aon, Naulty, from Malda. Jd insr lat 33 20 Lovell, 3 ds fm Boston, molasses, to oo! Rte) 4…
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mation of their movements. All the corps of the army are in fine condition and spirits, and equal to any service that may be before them.—Union. FROM HAYTI. The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunda…
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Seagram in aiding in the so-called transfer exceeded his autho rity. But he has proceeded further, and declared the deed void and of no efect. FROM HAYTI. The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunday …
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8, we find the following details concerning the new pie President of llayu, Qea. Rich#, and his predecessor. President Pierrot. President Kiche arrived on the 4tb cr't lost and will remain al the cape…
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In a letter from Cape Haytien, under date of Aptil 8, we find t+te following details concerning the new President of Hayti. Gen. Riche, and his predecessor, President Pierrot. President Riche arrived …
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and marders. We learn that the brigantine Queen Vietoria, of Trinidad, Capt, Tucker, fromn Port au Prince, bound to Hamburyg, with a eargo of coffee, &e., put into Motant Bay on Thursday last to pur c…
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e: Berangcr, Barbes, Emanuel Arago, Jules Fabre rat, son of the former King of Naples, &c. 'be tribune iliplomatioue was occupied by Lord ani vy nui iiiain/y xtxi ivumi, iuc iimci ican imiiiMt'i on il…
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be placed. On his own responsibility, he procured from ihe Steam Mills ot Messrs. Atkinson, M Greg or Co., a supply ot bread io appease the hunger of these unfortunate people. We are glad that the Cor…
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replied in a letter warmly defending her husband. The cause of the suspension does not appear, but the Nassau papers seem to bave been afraid to publish anjiblog connected with the affair, Her Majesty…
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the port of Aux Cayes, until thas part of the country becomes more quiet, or the whole island will fall into the bands of some other power. From the Domisiiae Republic—The War with Hay. Bythe schr. Bu…
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Minister of Finance—Colonel Louis Ene Felicite Salomon, Duke of St. Louis of the South, Grand Cross of the Imperial and Military Order of St. Faus tin, Grand Cordon of the Imperial Order of the Le gio…
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night, ana put up at Congress Hull. On examination in the moruing be found that his trunk had been broken open and robbed of lour thousand dollars in gold dust aud money. He was on his wav to Cadiz, O…
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ed in this part ot the island, and her citizens made to suffer the most wanton and scandalous insult and abuse. 1 send you herewith your papers, bills of lading, and other letters, which 1 wish you to…
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Organization of the Kentucky Legislature. The Kentucky Legislature convened to-day. The House after four ballotings re-elected tho Speaker of the last ses sion. The Senate organized by the re-election…
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j York, speaks of the insolence of the new monarchical govern ment, particularly to white citizens of the U. States. The I oonsul, Mr. I^orine, says: My life was threatened yesterday by high authority…
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has arisen to distinction after being the ostler of Buyer, he cannot write his own aam?, but is not w< the lens rigid, in consequence of his ignorance, in Jf[ 1111 Imping IIIUVC nuu T1BII III" IPIOIIU…
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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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should be supplied with a bill of health certified by the Brazilian Consul, oo From PorT-aU-PRiNCE—We learn from Capt. Callin, of the schooner Jenny Lind, which arrived at this port on Friday from Por…
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is not without a peer, who appears in the .-hape sid perron of Mr. Joseph P. Cjuthouy, who is soon to be, or is, at Boston, tn rimtt to W isl ington. He is probably commissioned to bear the Meek te .1…
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thousand francs to be paid on the dowry of the Duchess of Orleans, as if the French people had not made p revolution to throw off all the burdens as well as the humbug of royalty. A short article in t…
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Dominica has been ratified with the British Govern ment. A note, by Lord Palmerston, accepts medi tation proposed for the termination of the war with the inhabitants of Hayti. In view of this, the Bri…
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of the 21st learns from th* ])>ariu dt la Marina that the treaty with tiie Republic of Dominica liai been ratified with the British Government. A note, by Lord Pnlrnerston, accepts mediation proposed …
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BY THE HIDNIGAT SOUTHERN NAT PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Bopt. 2, By the arrival &t your port, yeeterday, of the sohr- -Johe Castner, from Hayti, the Philadelphia Mx- change hes received the following lette…
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M.; andthe laborers there are creating trouble. The County Union says their revenge for an ima- givary insult is the destruction of trash houses, or ghe mutilation of cattle. Hayri—-1t ia stated in th…
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flected dishonor on the Government whose accredited agent he waa." Unwilling to anticipate the action of the Executive, which hai not yet made public the result of my mission to Hayti, I have heretofo…
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required by my instructions; but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to reflect any dishonor on my Govern ment. I have the satisfaction of knowing that my conduct received the hearty appr…
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instructions, but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to rtflect any dishonor on my government. I have the satisfaction of kuowing that my conduct re ceived the hearty approbation of uias…
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who had for long years distrusted and de nounced him Prank. Com. Late from Hayti.— Commencement of Hostilities —Jeremie, Hayti, Oct. 11, 1850.—Intelligence from Port au Prince has been received, stali…
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as it is groundless. We do not speak positively on this point, for we confess we are not sufficiently in formed of the facts to do so. The conclusion is abundantly plain, on the general principles to …
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this matter where the death of General Taylor left it, byjnominating an Charge d’Affairs rather than go back to the beginning, by sppoiutiag a mere secret agent. This bad siready een done by President…
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magnificent work of art, worthy both of Virginia and the distinguished recipient. The Committee of Ways and Means have done nothing on the Tariff question, and the prospect is that the whole subject w…
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lailurs Is nat from weakness or inanllciant tea-going quail 1 lev, but Is one arising from causes not sotiHitad to this line or American steam navigation. ENGINEER. A Washington correspondent of tb? N…
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sideration of the Lil providing for the equalization of as sesamenis throughout the Stale, Progress was made in the vil Finydd, We learn from Capt. Cutts of the American brig Haytl from Port au Prince…
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also, the Commissary of Police at Gonaives. At or near the capital the Minister of Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytien, have bee…
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the ^aranac, for damages for the illegal impr'ison nicnt oft .upt. Inyo ot the ta-nndi r, we learn that the taytien government informed him in -iib-tance thut they were willing to pay Capt. Mayo some'…
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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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naives. At or near the capital, the Minister of Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspira tors, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytien, have been shot. Is was supposed dial many …
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Gonaives. At or near thccapital the Minister of Public Jus tice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as seve 1 ralof those arrested at Cape llnytien, have been shot. It was supposed that ma…
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was done ina legal manner, thé U. S. Com- mercial Agent, Mr. J. L, Wilson, intervened to procure Lis release. Undér the laws of Hayti the offense is a bailable one, but the bail must be offered to the…
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of £251,979, three quarters of which were cottons and linens. This businessour met- chants can monopolize if they choose to try it and if no trouble intervenes. The condition of the Island is said to …
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Gonaives. At or near the capital the Minister of Public Jus tice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as seve ral of those arrested at Cape llaytien, have been shot. It was supposed that ma…
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to acknowledging the independence of the Dominicans but it waa generally atated on the day Capt. H. sailed that the Chambers bad rejected the propoeition, and that the claim made for the detention of …
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or near the capital the Minister of Public Justice and several of his fellow-conspirators, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytren, have been shot. It wars supposed that many more would s…
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naives. At or near the capital the Minis ter of Public Justice and several of his fel low-conspirators, as well as several of those arrested at Cape Haytin, have been shot. It was supposed that many m…
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large number at Port-au-Prince, including one or two of the ministry, about one hundred were ar rested at Cape Haytien, including several in office Iso, the commissary of police at Gonaives. At or lea…
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paper money, and $100,000 in copper coin. 1 he Traveller furnishes the following information relative to Bobo, the principal in the late inaurrection "Bobo is upwards of seventy-five years of age. He …
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may be proposed upon different principles.” Here may be seen at once the petty erd insufficient grounds on which the re- fusal to recognize Hayti has been put, and the pertipacity with which it has be…
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ed in our Southern cities. The New York papers state that ppwards of seventy tons of wild pigeons wer.1 brought to that city over the Erie Rail Poad last week. Five of the conspirators aga'ns: the Em …
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sylvania Society expects to send at that time a number of families, who design locating at the new town of Cresson," near Baxsa. All who wish a passage to Liberia by the above vessel should immediatel…
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schooner Ariathus, a-rived at New York yesterday morning 15 (lays from Jacmel, reports that Mr. Slsh", the U S. Agent left that place on the 12th May, lor the Dominican part ol tin* island on business…
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dure in the Southern tvtalrs of this confederacy.? Aided by the abolitionists, the blacks of South Car i olina nnd Georgia might d? induced to plunge into a bloody insurrection, to gain something like…
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dred and fifty delegates. The Hon. Levi Wood bury was unanimously put forward as their favorite candidate for the Presidency. They nominated Luke Woodbury, of Antrim, as their candidate for Governor, …
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Ihc contract had been made by him or at his instance. C tptain Magrudcr and Secretary Conrad wore examined at length in support of the charges. 1 The Secretary's evidence wa3 not conclu ded when tho C…
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was to be done. Commodore Chauncey was sent out to negotiate. He represented that the fears and prejudices of the Slave States tied the hands of the General Govern ment, and compelled it to adopt a co…
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iMPoatAinf rR0MSTlD6MiKd." Vfi 1 learn from Capt; Morse, of the brig Wait Still, which arrived at thia port yesterday, fron Fort on Platte, June 15th, that an engagement had taken place on th 7th inst…
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republic and the miniature Napoleon empire of Hayti. Before the departure for ihe Uni ted States of the French Consul General and the American special ardent, r.olice was fciv en to the Emperor Soulou…
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and in good faith, two tbouaand men ubder the command of one of his generals to the frontiera of Dominica, to notify (he people there of the truce that exiated, according to the un l?g- fa"" lh? c?mmi…
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ment of the United States does not accord with the wishes of the people, and that an ir reppalablc law—a treaty —alone restrains their philanthrophy. Cuba is but eight hours sail from Hayti, and. were…
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‘bupplement!” The editor might realize something handsome by inducing this singular individual to allow himself to be exhibited hereabouts. From Port au Platte.—Dr. Smith, a passenger in the schr Carl…
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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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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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prevailed during the last Jay of her run, she would have made the quickest passage on re cord, having been previous to that, five hours ahead of the quickest time ever before made. The late rumored ba…
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vices to the 2 4th of July. Sonlouqn. had sent large quantity of ammun.t.on and two regiments of men to the tronners, with the m tention. it is said, of *h®"ly making another attack upon the Dominican…
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ties with the Dominicans. At present, the orders to both the English and French Consuls are said to be, to blockade both Port-au-Prince and Cape Haytien in such an emer gency. As a truce has been agre…