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never bo taken alive, Other citizens came up and gapped the fight, and the whole party went to Fort ATTY. ARRIVAL OF A NEW HAYTIAN REPRESENTATIVE IN WASHINGTON=—=BITTERNESS OF THE HAY~ TIANS AGAINST A…
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Printing and binding for Coinmissioners of Customs, 150.74G fc4 Post Office printing, 102.000 00 $352,906 84 Added to this is a legitimate annual increase on $1,500,000 of twenty-live per cent. Jenkin…
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Your correspondent took occasion to-day to con verse with General Tate on the condition of things in llaytl. The General talked freely, and did not seem to be much disconcerted at the sudden change wh…
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South Africa.—Dr. Livingstone is report ed burned by the Africans. Cuba.—The Cubuns claim an important victory at Guaimuro. Four Amerioan have been fired upon in Havana. Mexico.—More generals have rev…
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low a piobability of the Government of the CInited States becoming its territorial neighbor, j 1 t is needful that the condition of affairs in 1 Hayti should be such as to exact, in the new elations a…
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Waiting trial. Jacmer, Feb. 9.—Over 60 of the partisans of Sul bave have been brought from the iuterior and shot, There are over one hundred in prison awaiting tial, Gen. Vil Lubin, Saluave's right ba…
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and Recorder are nraised for effieiencv. I circulation that a collision had occurred at "if we cannot have officers above suspi cion better hare none." Tbe Sheriff, I It is evident that tbe affairs of…
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land, Greece, Ueiglutn, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, Kcuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sandwich Islands, Costa Rich, Honduras. Japan and Salvador, $7,500 each; a Minist…
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Saluave and Uis otlloers. The cultivation of lands, the ouly resource ol the country, is entirely aban doned, everybody naviug been for three years under arms. (See the recent papers relating to the d…
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Doneo bis sacred {lra could ing fund £56,000 per annum are required, hght into a blaze, or even into adu constant nSs involves the Bepublic in a liability of lire. He frequently belayed a painful con-…
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to our own administration. There is no help for it. The protectorate of some wise and slablo government strong enough to enforce and maintain the law will alone rescue Ilayti from a relapse into barba…
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compel the Piequets to surrender. Two Haytian steamers have Seocpdingly been dispatehed to the South, and Gen, Hrice has been reéuforced, and ordered, in the event of the insurgents not promptLiy layi…
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.’modified by the trade winds, abundant rains, and ilhe equality of days and nights. If the valleys bo nomewhat insalubrious from humidity, the plains are ijaxtremely healthy. Hurricanes and earthquak…
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By the American Press Association. New York, April 29.—J. W. Currier, Dominican Consul General, reports that Fabiens, the new Minister Plenipotentiary, from Kan Domingo, brings the roeent elec tion re…
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preier entering the Union as a State on the "Texas precedent," but as General Grant deemed a territorial period of transition best for the common Interests that plan was adopted. These points being fi…
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land, Greece.Belgium, Holland. Denmark, Sweden, Tnrkey, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sand wich Island, Costa Rica, Honduras. Japan and Salvador. 7.500 each a Minister R…
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the liberal school, had secretly agreed to unite their 'respective States In a close commercial alliance, based on a free Interchange 01' commodities, and ask 11 protectorate from the United States, s…
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Daniels Assessor for New Mexico, yimtmertera P. L. Earnest,Ottawa, Kan S. Towne, Hlpon, Wit, R. D. O'Brien, St. Anthony Falls, Minn. The followtnf nomination! were tent to Xte Senate on the Mth: Jaaep…
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bridge, which was totally destroyed. Total loss probably $500,000. A clerk in one of the oil refineries was burned to death. PERSONAL. The following nominations were sent to the Senate on the 24th Jos…
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uuder Bazalne. The Baroness was at chateau du Coteau, near Varedes, Brittany, and has sent the above information to her father, who Is ln|ttu? city. Mr. E- D. Bassett Balled in the steamer City of Por…
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iho deed. In reply tho dying man handed mib x ronv of the memorial, which wu* thus sore to reacit tlie notice of tho government, and immediately ex p'reS with an expression of joy beaming on hta count…
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any communication from the neighboring republic of Hayti, or from our minister there re lating to the proposed annexation. Also in structions to the commander of our naval squadron in the waters of th…
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republic of Hayti, or from oar Minister there relating to the proposed annexation; also in structions to the commander of our naval squadron in the waters of the island since the commencement of the l…
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mercial Power would give an impetus to American industry in our shipyards that would in time and under proper enouragement and legislation overcome foreign competition, and leave the field, or rather …
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J previous Congresses or holding other positions. Elections are yet to be held i in 28 districts, in which u is believed the division between sitting and new I members will remain about as above giren…
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Bamana. Senator Sußaer*s Resolution T Explained. COBBiaPONDXNT.] I Washing it) jr. Dec. t 0,,. The. singular pertinacity- with which! the President insists, upon the annexation of the Dominican portio…
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British otilcers who refused to serve m a bad cause. Emaiglng upon tho point of the alleged interference us designed to interdict Hay ti irom the collection ol tho debt owing in part by the Dominican …
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I he --enalora mlEht murmur at mm itsniuner): bai hn would r train J theun there wan a rule of moralt and nl honor, above all other rules No "oldler and no natal Qfilier abould ever consent to do an a…
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The protest of the Haytian Minister against what he deemed a menace to the independence of his country, from the President's misuse of the words, "The t Island of," etc, when speaking of the Dominican…
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system of the most inveterate guerilla war fare, which they are resolved upon carrying out to the extermination of tho whole Hay tlen people, before they will submit to the shame of annexation, as pro…
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The town of Opelousas, La., has been obliged to pay the St. Landry Progress SI7OO for the destruction, some years since, of that journal’s office by an angry mob. Several other news papers were simila…
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an honest sentimentalist. Charles Washburno has hung on to tills fight with the heaviness of a king-crab The naval men have not been without influence, and they have succeeded in dividing the Foreign …
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cent disastrous attempt of Spain to annex the country should bo Investigated and ac counted for, becauso they form nn essential part of the needed evidence. Tho relations of Dcinlnlca with other power…
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harvest, says the Wayoesborough lie■ cord and sickness seems to be general throughout the county. The Usurpations of Grant.—The N. Y. Sun dwells on the usurpations of General Grant. The “Protection” h…
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two lteus.Qf ronrre-. Ihi Incentive us umhorlrrsl to annnuit a eomm -sion lo mcontte a treaty with the authorities ct San liooiiuto for tne tcqulntion ol that 1st ird," 4 1hispsi.sa?e tntho nietstreof…
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illy has been annulled, and the Senators are to be nominated by the electors of the other provinces. It la lamentable that In a population of forty thou sand Inhabitants, and In the capital of this re…
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to investigate and repoit npon tbo whole subject, the coun ry awaits ir'ornutinu. Still, if there Is to lie annexation which is un timely, undesirable, and enfeebling It s, ould be accomplished honora…
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are to snstaln President Itsra, ,0 represents the Dominican party of annexation nnd so long as they remsln there ihe people or the United Btates will very property decline to perceive any proof that l…
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the waters of Han Domingo, after the threats conveyed to the President of the Iiayticn ltepublic by our ininbt tcr in IIIH letter, and by our Admiral In his conversation, it can not lie honorably acco…
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with tlie llaytiens. Cabrel had no Domini cans to support him worthy of notice; tlie fact that he was not in command of the forces commonly styled his. the officers were Hay tiens and the whole life o…
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ment was wuh tbe Haytieu authorities. Air. Wade here said that such statements were ho at variaure with the com nonly teoeiv ed opinion iu tne Uuiied Slut*, that be felt constrained to a?k whether it …
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in January, 1871, were 40,902, so that we received more than one-half. Of pig-iron, Great Brilain sent us 8221 tons in January, 1871, to 4821 tons in January, lsoo, and 8653 tons in Janu¬ ary, 1860. "…
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This house is the refuge, too, of promlneut Hay tiens, Presidents, Cabinet Ministers, generals and others la times or revolution. 1 understand several hundreds have been sheltered here at a time from …
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their god. There are many of these priests throughout the country. Then there are a sort of witches, who make ouanga, or fetiches, with eggs, lizards and heros, to avert evil, Inflict punishment or to…
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In the absence of a declaration of a neutral policy on the part of your Government relative to the internal af fairs of Banto Domingo, the United States, despite ts wish to the coutrayy, may find caus…
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Tns Tribune of Saturday prints the official correspondence which took place in February last between Rear Admiral Poor and Minister Bassett and the Haytien authorities, notifying them that President G…
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morning prints an official correspondence con firming the statement that President Grant or dered the United States navy to protect the government of Baez against any demonstration by Hayti, and that …
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no allusion is made to the boundary question, or to the land grants. Tbe Gazette correspondent, however, adds tbat two-fifths of the whole land is under grant, one-Bah to Fabeusand Company, and one-fi…
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remained for the Senator from Massachusctis to bring iu a sompialnt. Mr. Morton then had read by the Secretary a dis pateh to the United States Minister Iw Bassett) from the Haytian Secretary of Forei…
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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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ty, sacred aud unimpeachable, must be adoed its imperial character as an example uf seltgov eminent, Jeing the first in the history ot ibe Alrican race, anil a promise ot the future. Who cm doubt tint…
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lluid, p. 111.] Tb>s leiter was writle.l with >ue gunaol lue Dictator aud Severn behiud. It appears fioni ihe Minister's report to the State Department, that iliese ι wo war ships ar rived at the capi…
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{<ues a precedent from which there can be Ro appeal: “The brat coulition necessary and indispecsable whica the Gov erumeat of ler Majesty requires iu sccepting he eeuscquences of BANTO DOMINGO DISCUSS…
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a complaint. Mr. Morton then had read hy the Secretary a despatch to 1 the United Statea Minister (Mr. Bassetti. Iro'm the Haytien Secretary of Foreign Attain, assuring him that llnvlj had no disposit…
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dispath to United States Minister Bassett, from the Hayticn secretary of foreign affairs, as suring him that Hayti had no disposition or de sire to interfere with the Dominicans. As a further reply to…
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ner concluded. During the delivery of his speech Sumner was listened to with extraor¬ dinary attention, and every word uttered by the Senator was received in respectful and almost breathless silence, …
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being nothing less than war against the Black Republic i By what title conld you launch these great thunders? The menacing note of the Minister was acknowledged by the Black Republie without one word …
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toward Hay ti then might England, France, Spain, or Hayti herself, do the sawe to us, luagine 8 foro) deet anchored off Alexandria, while the Admiral, pullin ashore in his boat, hurries to the Executi…
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ower, were instantly seized in open violation of the nstitetion of the United States, which was as little re carded as that of Dowivica, while the law of nations in ts most commanding jiuciplos was se…
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violate the Dominican Constitution. In doing this the President had usurped kingly prerogative, and continued to as sume it after the Senate had rejected the treaty, which might give him excuse for th…
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tien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Hayti had no disposition or desire I to iulerlere with tbe free will ot the Domin ι icans. As a further reply to Mr. Sumner, he reminded tbe Senate…
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Mr. Morton then had read by the Secretary a dispatcli to United States Minister Bassett, from the Ilaytien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Ilayti had no disposition or desire to interf…
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sassinate under cover of night, and to devise some means for whose suppression congress was now staying here for days and weeks; vet the senator called himself a friend of the admin istration. Admitti…
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Washington, the same determination with the same disregard of groat principles, and, also, recklessness toward the people of Hayti, who have never Injured ua. In view of these things the first subject…
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lan then read from Mr Sumner’s speech the passage where he characterized President Grant as head of the Dominican kuklux, during which Mr Sumner exclaimed approvingly, “that is so." The senator (Mr Su…
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tion of the constitution of the United States, which was as little regarded as that of Dominica, while the law of nations in its.commanding prin ciples was set at defiance—all of which appears too pla…
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United States.” This letter was written with the guns of the Dictator and Severn behind. It ap pears from the minister’s report to the state de partment, that these two warships arrived at the capital…
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consummation. I could not have belie' ed it, had not the evidence been explicit. The story of Naboth’s vineyard was revived. Violence begets violence, and that in St Domin go naturally extended. It is…
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condemn any foreign fleet, including a Haytian fleet, doing this thing, do we condemn ourselves. The case is clear. We did not treat Hayti as our peer. The great principle of the equality of na tions …
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Governments of Turkey- aod Russia to conclude a convention relative to tbe number and strength of tbeir respective fleet in the Black Sea. New Yore, March 18. A letter or Capt. Temple, published yeste…
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much feeling against tne President because his Secretory favors annexation. The President’* Ulc is threatened. Oo receipt of the news of the termination of the war In Europe, the exportation of the pr…
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be agreed to by Baez, Mr. Sumner was unwilling, how ever, to consent to anuexatlon on any terms, and gave Fabeops his reasons. During the conversation, Mr. Sumner asked Fabens if he thought that annex…
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from Ilayti to the 1st inat. announce that there is much feeling against the President because his Secretary favors annexation. The President's life is threatened. On receipt of news ol the terminatio…
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Mi.'i'el, nnd Los Cnula. Tho ltiitiica Vull -y cs-t of t and the Neybi distriet bsve bveo aliernn- lively overrun liy both parlies. I In oliitu of ll ijt' to the boutiilary of the GetlVsrii map. whieh…
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be done without retracting our steps-and consenting to a iix- subordination to in-. ternatioaai law and tbe Constitution of the United States. Therefore, on the cues tion of acquisiti-ra, I ssy nothin…
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be brought about in tho neighboring Republic i but they received no encouragement In tinrsne their inuulries. Thev ask ed verbally, and through our Minister In writing, lor permission to explore in ui…
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fyrt the rear administration hold the Haytien President, if any *nil unorr the Haytien or nny other flag* were found in Dominican waters, he would! sink or capture them. Uecorcludfg with the exclamati…
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dtii* without retracting our -lep# and cun •ending U sot In •übordiuation and inter national law and the Constitution of thr I' United State* Therefor#, on the question of acquisition, 1 ay nothing ti…
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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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ports of Hie Sltte Dcpaitment nnd Nnvy Depart- 1 id out, being nothing less than lenrbjftinulipre- k nv.i'ft-c. In defiance of Hint distinctive principle of republican government first embodied In our…
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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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Rev. W. C. Clark has been expelled from the New York Conference of the Methodist Churob, for carrying on a lot? tery, ostensibly, for the benefit of a mis? sion house ana free reading room. Clark cont…
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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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uncle Bancroft at Berlin, and Senator Edmunds won't have Marsh removed from Rome, while Cameron is willing that Bokcr should remain at Constantinople; but jovial old Nye must lie provided for by rotat…
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Is to retain its individuality he will some day be its President if the rasli act he has just committed does not disgrace him forever, lie has done a tiling which may give his name a world-wide notori…
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stage, and In the West Indies 1 doubt if there be any other now living except the imperial beauty I accompanied to town yesterday morning. Our Min ister, Mr. Ebenezer Bassett, who, as yon are aware* i…
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government dm pay the Dominican government $160,i?oo a year lit lHtisior the lease of these islands, but that has nothing to do with the present lease. As to the protectorate, we have never asked lor …
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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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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,…
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into the wicked couspiracies before men- tioned, and each has bound itsell to deliver 0 us persons who have been guiity of the imprudences named above. Gentlemen in dillienltics will not find the clim…
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Forgery is one of the oflences for which a fugitive can be extradited. The treaty with Italy provides for "forgery, which is understood to be the writing of forged pa pers, the counterfeiting of publi…
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that a republic has been proclaimed iu Servia. The Obrenovitch dynasty has been deposed and Prince Milan escorted to the frontier Fighting iu Mayti. New York, March9.—Slews is received. Bial Canal. Hi…
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be devoted to paying the passage back to Chiua of those Chinamen who wish to return. Senator Morton expressed his willingues* to introduce such a bill. WEST INDIES. Failed to Agree. Washington, August…
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lias resided in the Dominican ltepuhlic during the lout two or three years us a political exile, at the head of a few partisans crossed the frontier and took po? session of tho village of St. MIcliaoL…
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rived from St. Thomas with the following news from Cape Haytieu, June 21: It is rumored the National Assembly at Port an Prince has been closed, owing to dissensions between senators and dep uties. On…
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Aux Trembles, a pretty French village in the county of Portneuf. The survivors were taken ashore after being picked up. and are all doing well. The accident occurred shortly before 9 o'clock this even…
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These are not to be ignored, but encouraged if good, eradicated if evil. The colored teacher gave continually to his scholar the example of attainment, the exemplar of what education would do. Prof Re…
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course with Great Britain continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tho pro visions of the existing reciprocity t…
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to bo of a most friendly character, THE TltEATY WITH HAWAII. Tho government of Hawaii has indi cated Its wllllugnoss to contlnuo for sovou years tho provisions of tlio oxlslliiR reci procity treaty. S…
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a rno-d friendly character. The Government of Hawaii has indicated its willi:>#s to continue for seven years the provision.- of the existing reciprocity treaty, z-tirh continuance, in view o the relat…