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Foresti, F., Consul at Geneva, Appointment .Rejected 12 t Fishery Question 5 Franklin, Life of Sir John 180 Franklin, Sir John, Remains of -171 t Free Democracy of Pennsvlvania, Meeting i of 6, 128 Fu…
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it appears, that our Government is no better 1 pleased than the Dominican Government, with the treaty, for President Pierce, finding that 1 the Dominicans insist upon reciprocity, has discovered that …
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of ratif ying the treaty, but the Consuls ordered Santana not to send it in. He saw the squadron from his window, and held it back. The Dominican Congress had been called there to ratify the treaty, b…
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sident Santana is a silent, stubborn man, and made no reply, when he was informed by these omnipo tent gentlemen that Faustin would bring an army of fortt thousand negroes to ravage the republic!, whi…
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Ageetof hit Milium Arriral of the U. X Vorrette lWmtn'th Apprekention of a Difficulty with Ike l/aj ten (tornnncMf. I'eatertiay the Spaniab gentleman. M. D. Cm /at, who a r?rra' arrived here from Madr…
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these engagements, liis adhesion to the trues' under guar antee* of the fame power 1st, Not to alienate, Icaise, I yjsithec.-i'e or eels gratui tously either temporarily or permanently, any iiortlon o…
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jects. Should this prove io be the case we may expect nothing but anarchy and bloodshed lor some lime to come amongst the black population of Hayti. The dif ferent military leaders will probably each …
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through the bridge neur Dover Plains yesterday, the engine falling a distance of thirty feet into deep water. The engineer and fireman ware se verely injured, and the bridge was rendered a complete wr…
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ing 150,000,000 francs to France, expressly con iines that recognition to the French part of the island. The circumstances attending the defeat of Faustin are so extraordinary that hut for the positiv…
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Onslow Peters, one of the circuit judges of Illi nois, died in Washington Thursday. Mr Williams of the Toledo Blade, who was elected binder of the House documents, has dis posed of his interest to Rob…
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deed, but true, that in thoee three battles only 'hirty e!ght Dctnioeaus were billed, whilst the enemy's a my lost about three thousand. Tbis astonishing difference arises, in the first place, from th…
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commercial intercourse with her of the utmost importance to our people. She stands right ou the way to the Isthmus. Our government has been for several years aware uf the advantage of having mercantil…
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took refuge on board an American ves sel lying in the offing. Segovia hastened in pursuit with the crew of a Spanish man-of war's boat. He also ordered that no vessel should sail from port, until afte…
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lion privilege to native* of Spain or of the Spanish pnseemkm*- The lharvi d? la Marina of Marcb 11 ntate* that Segovia ha* teen recalled and hi* sue??*w>r appointed. Our urresp<mdent thinks that the …
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that time the Dominicans may travel freely and attend to all kinds of business throughout the Empire. Lieutenant General Guerrier de Prophete, the new Minister of the Interior, entered upon the discha…
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cultivate for a time the arts of peace. 7'ho following tiv' is the ollleial announcement of the truce, taken from the Moiiilcur Haitien of March 2H, the official journal 1 of tho imperial government: …
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i favorably with thoee of preceding quartern. Tire Haytien currency remains tirm at the rate o^ixtccn lluytieu dollars to one Spanish or Ainericair dofltr. Trade between thin port ruid the United Stat…
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health, when the (Tourt decided that I should be let free I immediately on paying a fine of $800 (Hayticn). This was dont', and I was again free I took passage in a vessel bound to New York, on Friday…
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several boats, tilled with marines, at ouce put oil from both the French aud Kngiish ships of war iu the harbor. On seeing this Baez at once gave or ders t'j an officer, and the insulting assemblages …
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and Ceo Toms* Martlnex, commander :n chief of the Army? all to r*ld* at Managua. 14 yueen Victoria wa? confined of a Princess, her Majesty's ninth child, at Rockingham Palace. ..Persian war ended. Uci…
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The surveying steanier Shubrick arrived at The Fresh in the Missitnippi New OBLEANS, Mat 12.—The crevasse has been aban doned, there being no possibility of closing ft. The water is still rising. The …
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empire are unhealthy, although very few foreigners fall victims to the prevailing disease. The Minis ters of his Imperial M v*"ty, Boulouque I., dread a rupture with Fraore. whom Consul i? very friend…
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dread a rupture with France, whose consul is verv friendly in giving ear and attention to the com plaints of the Dominicans, who never will become reconciled to the Haytien government. The liiti>b con…
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all nations that have not recognised the indepenlence o Hay U are charged ten per cent upon all import and ton nage dues over and above the dutn s d ntauded of other nations This applios virtually oul…
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nora, thus avoiding objections to forcible pos session as recently officially recommended. A lately received and reliable letter states, as ft reason why passports were given to Cheva lier Rayband, Fr…
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A later report from Kingston says:?"The British steamship Melbourne is just coming in. The Emperor Soalouque 1b on board." FITBTHEB F ABCICCL A R8. The intelligence received irom Hayti, by the packet,…
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a revolution known in Hayti. It is impossible for mo to write of tho demonstrations of the people; sufllce it to say that President Qeffrard is truly a patriotic man?a lover of liberty, independence, …
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inhabit a corner of it, and that the American Government should enter forthwith into a treaty i with these whites," for the reconquest of the negro Republic. The morality of this proposition is worthy…
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lighter than was his parent, being of a saddle tint, ad Dumas junior, eon of Dumas senior, pretends to be almost white. So he is--in the dark. ly The Haytien envoy, after diplomatically beating about …
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with thuuv. The inland of Hayti will offer tot those who- are willing to emierate, as vast numbers o Jthent -doubt Jess will bea country due to human Ufe,j The wrf aslave ini withineasVyeac6.,Trom any…
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cars are in tronble smong themsalves in consequence of a threatened Spanish emigration, which will 12evit sbly lend to 8 guare between these two peoples, Spaciarde and Dominicans, and a aubaequent uni…
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Domingo, urder either the Spanish or the lude- perdent Government, The deseription of its lo- cality ae **in the Caribbean Sea” ie meant to convey the false impression that the Govermmeas of Haytt bad…
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I never beard any one speak unkindly of his wife, however. Sue to a perfect bundle of fascin ations, and the younger officers go crazy over her. I saw her at Fort Moultrie the other afternoon, cutting…
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that is a question of Noroy’’ character, und an inter ference with the political rights of others that may require explanation in the proper quarters, while 1t will be the absorption of an catublianed…
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Who is to do it The colored race will cry aloud if Spain conquers the whole island of Hayti, as she is bound to‘do, and she will not be. likely to recognize any free negroes among her subjects so acqu…
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ment of Hayti, and made known the passage of a resolution by the Legislature of Massachusetts, to insure its Senators and Representatives the use of tlieir influence to obtain a recognition of Havtien…
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Elise .t Mathilde, Bremen; R Milan, Cardenas; North Carolina. Havre; Rowman and Win Badger. New Bed ford; barks Jasper, Liverpool; San Giovani. Limerick* I Davis, Cardenas; Warren, Mobile; Mary Porter…
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oldest and most practiced stage singers. Too much self composure, it might be urgod. for one of Mil*. Pattl's years, were It sot that tho ingraunua confluence of youth when oncherkered by the suscepti…
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lic, we are estopped from interference in the matter, or even protesting against the absorp tion of the island by Spain. This is no time to in dulge in fastidious diplomatic crotchets, and at any rate…
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with the honor put upon him on this occasion, for it gave him great pleasure to be identified with the cause of emancipation. Mr. Chesson (the Hon. Secretary) then read letters expressing sympathy wit…
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rare presented ftod refer ej. The bill providing >r the recognition of ffaytf t?d JJberla, and es v I talf.isluag diplomatic intercourse with those coun' tne? wtiM takeu up. and Mr. l>avis, of Kentuck…
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Mtramar, on the Adriatic, of his adventures In Mexico, and for tho second or third tolumo of Julius Ctpsar from Louis Napoleon, and with some explanatory notes from Lord Palmerstou of the latest "Napo…
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S naloa were stopped, to commence after the rainy season. The American schoouer Wilson Crawford, of Brooklyn, has been sez-d by the Mexican authorities at Sisal, on suspicion of emugzling. Her master …
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tion is led by a committee f ten chiefs. who have sent s cmmissioner to Washington to represent their cause. When our Government recently acknowledged the inde pendence, and accepted a Minister Plenip…
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the midst of this trouble comes a popular revo lution. the chief towns rising against General l>i| 1 "'ntel, who has been in command of the Dominican troops, and pronouncing in favor of Cabral, whom t…
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pendence, and accepted a minister Plenipo tentiary to represent the liaytien Govern ment, it probably did uot exjnjct so soon to have two claimants to that honor. The rep rescntative of the Rebel powe…
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very common idea of extending political empire by foreign conquest. In the midst of this trouble comes a popular revolution, the chief towns rising against General Pimentel, who has been in com mand o…
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braska, covered 3 947.21, besides several cash sales. HAYTIEN REBELLION —Interesting reports of the pro greas of the rebellion in the republic of Hayti against tl e gov. r ment of President Geffrard h…
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n the Antille. was delib. rat It s.vrif.cod bv the American SecrHarv .f Mit i, sr,!n This, the only IUpubli. än (iovernment in the West indie except Haiti. In which all white men are disfram him-d was…
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ties will acquiesce in a complete return of peace and order. But It would complete our good fortune and glres us the only guarantee that remains to consolidate the Got era ment. If the great Republic …
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gres tatirg that, in view of th fact that the com mercial interests ot the country would be promoted by a forma I recognition of the Domiiiic.ui Repub lic, he had rominated to the Smate, to represent …
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overy confodornto who comos down from tho interior ends the narration Republic, while such recognition would bo in ontiro conformity with the settled policy of tho United Statos, I havo with that view…
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one of a much cooler and more sea sonable temperature. R ecognition of the D ominican Republic .—The following was transmitted to the House on the 22d Jo the, Senate ami Iloute of Representatives: Bel…
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Pedro Kranci?co Bono haa been finally appointed. Tbe Hominicn-Haytien question ts tbe order of (be day. The liayden steamer Ubert- anchored on the 14th at tbe motMb of tbe river Otama. having on board…
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Poettxxt.t?McCi fleas. ?On Thursday, August 1, by the Kev. William G. Beyer, Mr. William E. Busbssll to Hue Maria Mi Ci.su.as, both ef this city. Divos?Worszr. ?On Wednesday, July SI, by tbe Rev. Day …
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caused the discomfiture of Geflrard was his in difference to the success of the Dominicans against Spain in the brief struggle of 1864. His readiness to enter into a Concordat with Home was an evil om…
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terdav morning shot dead at Union Hall, by W.J.Kiriey.. T,.:-,.; Canal Boatman Killed. BuirfALO. August 26. Yesterday a canal boat stefr-roan .killed a fellow steersman witn a capstan bar., Tbe murder…
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were attended by considerable riots. Mr( lee was hooted down at Montreal- and three men dangerously beaten. Cavalry churgeJ the mob. At Eastport two squadrons guarded the candidates home. Tkirtv casua…
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Lull Dog's participation in the affair was the result of a nreconcerted arranecement between Geffrard and the Yiritieh Chorgt d’Attuirs in Hayti, Mr. spencer St John, Lnmedintely upon Salnave's succes…
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7th. A freshet has occurred in tba l'ouce river, cams tag much damage sad tha loss of one Ufa. ST. OOMINCO. Tha Traatr with Hartl Kattiled? lletnra mf ah# Dominican ConnaMaaer train the Unliad Blarts.…
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to supply the place of mutilated notes withdrawn from cir culation and burned. Gold had fallen from 32 to 28 Haytian dollars to the Spanish dollar. Business prospects were im proving, and daily becomi…
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From the West Indies. Havana, Oct. 31, via Key West, Nov. 5. —An armed expedition of the followers of ex-President Baez landed at Monte Cristo, from llaytien ves sels, and occupied Guayabin. They were…
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armed expedition of tbcfollowers of ex-Preuldent Baez, landed at Monte Crieto from Haytun ves sels, and occupied Gnayabin. They were at tacked and beaten by General Tolanco. The Do minicans arc pantin…
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The TXodri(te*/f?< t.o?i waa being hotly pnraoed by 'Veneral Barrecs* himself. Moat of these ro b'/la had become disbanded and Gome*, with comrade* had ?oue how. HAYTI. SPECIAL TELEBIA1 TO THE HEIAUL …
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Beau rgard ist noch Präsident der New Or l.anS- und Jockion-Eiser.bahn; Dick Taylor macht in New Orleans Gelo mit seinem Ca nc-lcontrakt; Wirt und Adams sind ebenfalls in New Orleans beschäftigt. Empf…
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thought Wi Mr. Eyre's friends that to parade the evi- dence of the confederate privateersman at a time when the results of the Commission were beginning to be for- {rain would useist them more with th…
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being a place of hittle or no importance The Bioux and the Potowatoruies were of great lmmportance on ace count of their locality and yet simply becauss a negro pulation dwells in those other couutrie…
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his visit to their port. The Admiral was much pleased with this mark of courtesy, and informed the deputation that he would not fail to inform his Government of the distinguished reception he had met …
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mill, the Caco chiefs, had abandonedCarrefour, near the capital, and President Salnave's troops had reoccuplcd It. Soulouque's wife has strongly espoused the cause of President Sal" nave. She is repor…
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purchased during the l'resideucy of Geffrard, turned info a war vessel and called the Twenty-second December. Soon after the assumption of power by Salnave her name was changed to Sylvaln, utter Presi…
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?ort t.u Prince July ti from Petit (ioave, accom>anlod by her mother aud sister. The ex-Kmpress s decidedly In favor of balnave, and as she has si ill lonsldcmMc lntluence In Ilayti her support is a g…
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interdicted, the circulating of the new issue of notes in the districts held by them, which lias tlio effect of seriously depreciating the latter. Iu conse uueuco the decree denounces as enemies of th…
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Mr. Burlingame Intends proposing to tho imperial government. HAYTI. Additional Particulars of the Naval Action at Petit Uoave? LUt of tUu Iluytlcn AIan?of< War'i Ollicers. HAVT1EM CORVKTPfc itr.RXANPR…
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from the whole island to September 30 the United States alone has taken 831, ooo tons; and of the 247,000 tons of molasses exported the United States has taken no less than 213,000 tons. Nothing could…
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then left tho vessel, but had scarcely set foot on shore when tho bombardment commenced and was continued nntll this evening, when a report reached JerOtnie that in conscience of the absence of Sal na…
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Lorme has been removed from his high offlce, and a controversy In which neither party Is specially com plimentary gives employment to printers in Liver pool aud Port au Prince. Michael Domltiguc, proc…
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France Claims Haytian Towns as a 4>uarau tee? Naval Movements. Port ao Princk, Oct. 22, hum. The Bteamshlp Maratan/.a, now Sal nave, wan sold to the government by Messrs. Qlllon A Hubbard, agents of t…
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nave w*s left before the port of Jcremle to secure the b'octtde. Fortunately for the foreigners and women of that place her Britannic Majesty's steamer Dart wax ordered from Kingston to call at th5 di…
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recovery of the prisonewand the arrest of the parties who were engaged in this disre putable business. We look upon the affair as a permeditated one, to defeat justice of its dues. Two IIany /bons in …
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States for the cession of the "Mole St. Nicho las,” had been set afloat, and the revolutionary party was about to invoke the intervention of England and France against the proposed trans fer. Salnave …
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iiavaf forces, conveniently distributed alone the Whole extent of the coast, and con-tantly in movement, are keeping up an effective blockade. The French Admiral, accompanied by the liiobe, had return…
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before Aux Cayes to blockade the port. All ho of compelling the submission of the city by a bombard- ment having departed, it had been resolved to attack it by land, for which purpose Salnave had conc…
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clous rumor to the effect that a French man-of-war was off the coast of the island on the watch for suspicious ves- sels, such, for instance, as might be en route for Cuba, and carrying munitions and …
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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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Cabinet will answer as well as a strong one, so long as the books are kept reasonably straight as between appropriations aud expenditures. Another Applicant Conine to Washington. It will be recollecte…
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nothing. The volunteers are in harmony with him. Filibusters are reported to land every few days, and the Spanish troops shoot them when they catch them, Americans and all. Insurgent successes are con…
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should be composed of prominent men from all parts of the Union, who would open ageucles for subscriptions to the stock of the Exhibition Company in their respective States, About two months ago the H…
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denly caved off from the main land into the stream. Every one perished. The bodies were found lower down the stream. HAYTI. A City Captured by the Hcbelc A Traitor Executed. New York, Nov. 13. Haytion…
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and highly accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President the other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it ho said "the exalted philanthropy and the readiness t…
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adopted a report refusing State aid to any rati roads. The Mew York. Canals* Auaxt, Nor. 86,—'The Canal Commission era decided to cloee the canals on tha IRh of Decem ber, unless sooner closed by ice.…
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Orleans." Now, the President of the United States, in cordially receiving the negro Minis ter from Hayti, is proud to speak of his official recognition of black men on tho basis of equal rights. This,…
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rod MU* Payne, Mias Clara Jerome, Miss Parson*, and Sira. Worden. Tbe Bt> Loan A Cedar Hap ids Railroad—which »»tbe of tbs North Missouri Bail* road northward—baa upon it a force of sao bands between …
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South Carolina Senate, in which body they are a controlling power, seem specially desirous of vindicat ing themselves from the charges of nationality preferred against them in advance. The New Haytien…
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ton. During the celebration this year a child sitting in his father’s lap was instantly killed by a stray bullet. It is stated that the President has received a private note f rom Judge Hoar to the ef…
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which the President is reported to have purchased, and which Congress will be called 011 to pay for, consists of that part of the island ofllayti which, In 1777, by treaty between Prance and Spain, wa…
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in gold, and that of the revolutionary party at 4500 to one. This makes the finances unsettled and causes 'considerable discontent. Affairs generally, however, have subsided to an easy condition and l…
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When Christophe would not accept the Presidency of fered to him by the Senate under a written constitution, after the tyrant Dessalines had been dispatched, Petion, the third revolutionary general in …
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Him had taken refuge iu the British} Consulate at Cape Haytien, and Salnave demanded that they should be given up to him. The Consul refused to surren der the refugees, but they were taken by force fr…
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people. Senator Wilson presided, and addresses were made by Scnators Pomeroy, Morrill, and Tipton. The next meeting will be held two weeks hence. Gen. Tate, colored, accredited Minister from Haytl, ad…
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this business of tropical estate. Our bargain, as it stands, is exposed to all the elements of Haytian and Dominican disorder; for it is now past doubt that the Haytians are the al lies of Cabral, and…