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jfa niostf rierdlv character. The govern r.ent ot Hawaii has indicated its willing ness to continue for seven years the prov iens of the existing reciprocity treaty. Mich continuance in view ot tße re…
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Recommendations are made as to Egypt, The Germans get a Kind word, The BartHoLD! statue i$ commended to the attention of Congress, Mr. Artur is a New Yorker, England receives due notice, I'he Hawaiian…
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)f a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated ts willingness to continue for scvou years ihe provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the re a…
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most friendly character Tho iovernmontof Hawaii has Indicated Its Trllllninei continue for seven oars the pro Visions of the exIMlni reciprocity treaty Such continuance liiviow of the rotations of tha…
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tinues to ho of n most friendly charac ter TJtK SANDWICH ISLANDS Tho government of Hawaii has indi cated lis willingness to contlnuu for soveti years tho provisions of tlio ex isting reciprocity treat…
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moat friendly character. SANDWICH ISLANDS. The Government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for sevon years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in vi…
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with Great Britain is of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the grovis ions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such con tinu…
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most friendly character. SANDWICH INLANDS. The Government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for' "ven years tho provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in vi…
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The government of Hawaii has indioated its willingness te oontinue for seven years t! e previsions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations ef that country to the…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tho nre visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance,…
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continues to be of a most frien€ly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of J that country to th…
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course wilh Ureal llritain is of most friendly character The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tlin provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such con…
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The government of Hawaii has indicated Its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of that country to the …
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tinue to be of a most friendly character. SAITDWICH ISLANDS. The Government of Hawaii has Indi cated Its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reci procity treaty. Suc…
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continues to bo of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its wilhngnesB to continuo for seven years thoDro visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance, i…
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ain continues to bo of a most friendly char acter. The Government of Hawaii has indi cated its willingness to continue for seven .years the provisions of the existing reciproc ity treaty. Such continu…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. I he government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the pro visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance…
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be of a most friendly character. HAWAII. The Government of Hawaii has indicated Its willingness to continue for seven years tho provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view…
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continues to be of a most friendly characters The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tfe previsions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has Indicated tts willingness to continue for sevea years ti a provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, i…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The governmeat of Hawait has Indicated its willingness to continue for seven years th provisions of the existing reaprocity treaty. Such continuance, in v…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indloated its -^Ulingnesa: ta"j&ontinue for. seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance,…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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The government of Hawaii has Indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of that country to the …
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The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of tile relations of that country to the…
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The government of Hawaii bus indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of Hint country to the …
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cabinet officers at the rear. The Vice-Presi dent and Mrs. Hoyt, Colenel and Mrs. Lamont, and Miss Nannie Bayard were aiso among the representatives of tue new administration circle in the blue parlor…
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cabinet officers at the rear. Tue Vice-President and Mrs. Hoy t, Colonel and Mrs. Lamont, and Miss Nannie Bayard were also among the representatives of the new administration circle jn the blue parlor…
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West elsewhere. She is an intimate friend of Mrs. John Davis. Mr. H. A. P. Carter, the Hawaiian minis ter, is accompanied when here by his wife, Mrs. Carter. They do not entertain very largely, their …
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the engagement is final. It remains for con gress to provide for tho payment of the stipu lated moiety of the expenses. A question aroso with Hayti during the past year, bv reason of the exceptional t…
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claims of certain citizens ot the United States will lie in this manner determined. Tho long pending claims of two citizens of tho United States, Relletaer and Elasar, have lieen disposed of by arbitr…
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“Some of the colored newspapers are boy cotting The New York Freeman for its Democratic tendencies,” says the Florida News. The Freeman can stand all the boy cotting the colored press can do it as lon…
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citizens of the Cm" tod States will be in this manner determined. The long pending claims uf two citizens of the Tnitcd States, pelletier and Tja.are, have bee disposed of hv arbitration, and au award…
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claimant him been mode, which by tbr termaof tin engagement in tinal. It re mains for Congrats to provide for tho payment of the stipulated moiety of the expec sa?. A tpioition arose with llayti durin…
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mined. The long-pending claims of the two cit izens of the United States, Pellitier and Lazare, have been disposed of by arbitration, and an award in favor of each claimant has been made, which, by th…
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zens of the United States will be in thin manner determined. The long-pending claims of the two citizens of the United .States, I'elletier and Lazure, have been disposed of by arbitration and an award…
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republic has made prompt provision for adju dicating the losses suffered by foreigners be cause of hostilities there, and the claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner det…
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tilities there, and the claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner determ ined. The long pending claims of two citizens of the United States, Pelletier and Lazare, have bee…
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the claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner determined. The long pending claims of the two citi zens of the United States (Pelletier and Lazare) have been disposed of by…
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ties there, and the claims of certain citi zens of the United States will be in this manner determined, 'ihe long pending claim3 of two citizens cf tho United States. Pelletier and Lazarie. has bean d…
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who on suit of creditors residing In the United States, was sentenced to impris onment, and, under tbe operation of a llaytlan statute, was denied the relief se cured to a native liaytlan. This govern…
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moietv of the expenses. A question arose with Haytl during the past year by rea son of the exceptional treatment of an American citizen, Mr. Van Boskelen, a resi dent ot Port-aniPrince. who. on suit b…
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be f. in this manner s determined. The long pending claims of two citi zens of the United States, Pelletier and Lazare, have been disposed of by arbi tration and an award in favor of each claimant has…
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United States will be in this manner determined. The long pending claims of the two citizens of the United States Peltier and Lasare, hove been dis posed of by arbitration, and an award in favor of ea…
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United States will be in this manner determined. A question arose with Hayti during the past year, by reason of the exceptional treatment of an American citizen, Mr. Van Bokkelen. a resident of Port a…
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republic has madeprompt provision for adju dicating the losses suffered by foreigners be cause of hostilities there, and the claims of certain citizens cf the United States will be in this manner dete…
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The long pending claims of two citizens of the United States, Pelletier and Lazare, have been disposed of by arbitration, and an award in favor of each claimant has been made, which, by the terms of t…
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of the stipulatt d amount of the expenses.' A question arose with Hayti during th past year, by reason of the exceptional treatment of an American eitixen, Mr. Van Bokkelen. a resident of Port An Prin…
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claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner determined. The long pending claims of two citizens of the United States, Relletaer and Elasar, have been disposed of by arbitrat…
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citizens of the United States will be in this manner determined. The long pending claims of two citizens of the United S fates, Pelletier and Lazara, have been disposed of by arbitration, and an award…
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mains for Congress to provido for tho payment of tho stipulated amount of tho oxense.s. A question aroso with Hayti during tho past year, by reason of the exceptional treatment of an American citizen,…
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gress to provide for tbe payment of the stipu lated moiety of the expenses. A question arose *ith Hayti during the past year, by reason of the exceptional treatment of an American citi zen, Mr. Van …
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claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner determined. The long pending claims of two citizens of the United States, Relletaer and Elasar, have been disposed of by arbitrat…
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gross to provide for the payment of the stipu late-1 moiety of the expenses. A question arose «ilth Hayti during tho past year, bv reason of tho exceptional treatment of an American cit4 smi,. Mr. Van…
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gress to provide for the payment of the stipu t •J'M tv -MWt lp.ted moiety of the exposes. A question arose with Hayti during the past year, by reason of the exceptional treatment of an American citi …
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W. a. Ransom, Anthony Whittmgton, Chas. McKinn, S. Reuben Chandler, Judson Saun ders, W. A. Tribbitt, and from Emanuel Baptist church, Richard sheppard, Robert Mont, R. Ricks, I. Allen, Antonio Butler…
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ed by Capt. G. W. Sumner. She is said to have orders to leave on Monday for Port-au-Prince, where the other vessels will join her as soon as they can be got ready. Tbe Richmond is com manded by Capt. …
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the morohauts in this oountry doing business with Huytl who are now coin polled to undorgo considerable loss owing to the state of affairs in tho Island. Go ask tne merchants) ol New York city Interes…
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The most terrible misery relgna at the capital. Tort iu rrlnce can i tand no more, and U uttering crlet off Irsge and auger against Legitime Long since aba would bavo anion and driven oat the pirate, …
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an armistice was granted at the request of the foreign Consuls and the non-combatants of the town until they could escape to a place of safety. Further news of the bombardment may not be received unti…
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anchor had boon overboard so long that ttio cablo was completely fouled, and the services of a blacksmith bad to bo secured to cut the lusted and useless chain. Cant. Compton was a happy man when told…
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Capo Hayticn is the second port at which sbo will touch, tier officers anticipate no troubWrom tbe alleged blockade, although Minister Preston shrngged bis shoulders ex prvEsively whon this was mentio…
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Manritz said that things ware apparently quiet at Port-au-Prince and Jacmel. bnt passengers, newspapers, and letters report occasional bat tles or skirmishes with the northern foe. and say that armed …
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preferred Paris. Be called on Minister Pres ton, and had a long talk. His excuse for his journey Is not generally believed. It isthought he is following Dr. Anguste. who recently took J10O.COO ot Bipp…
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(XXX 19. J. B. McClure and Hugh Flannigan robbed oi Train robbery at ?vru. hid. E3. Thos. Axworthy, treasurer, of Cleveland, O., defaulter in $500,000. 25. Daniel Hand, of Connecticut, gave $1,000,000…
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the hnrbor stcamcd'nround the Clydo without out hulling nnd carefully inspected her at close quarters. On the 20th the Clyde seek ing cargo entered 'I\nnzunillo bay whoso waters wash both Hnytlcn nnd …
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patches is a copy of ibdecrcc issued on the 10th inst. by the Legitime government clos ing nil northern ports St. M.irc Gonivos Port Dopaix and Cape Hnyticn to foreign commerce provisionally. Mention …
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ENTHUSIASTIC. News ‘has at last come from the north of Hay. The movements of Hyppolita and his followers have been partly veiled In mystery of late, and the story of his success or downfali left mueh …
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of Legitime is in favor of Hyppolite. The Dessalines is now aground. accordinz to excellent authority, on a reef near an island oit Port au-Prinee, Heo bolle are destroyed, and she is so badly damaged…
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Persian minister, however, attracted the most attention. He is the first representative of that country accredited to the United States. The column was beaded by Count Fava, the Italian minis ter, the…
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seeking cargo, entered Mauzanilla bay, whose waters "wash both Haytien ,nnd Dominican shores. The Toussaint 1'Onver.J tuie and Mansel were near bv. Trooiis were seen drawn up on their decks. Cant. Hol…
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Hadji Hasson Kioule Khan, fhe new Persian Niaster, however, attracted the moat alten. (fon, He isthe first representative of that country aceredited to the United States, The column was headed by Coun…
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row Detile, {New York Tribune.) News hes at Jast come from the north of Haytl, The movements of Heppolite and his followers have been partly veiled in mys tery of late, snd the story of his suecess or…
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Minister's life was threatened; that many Ameticans had been arrested, both men and women, that the American Consulate was filled with refugees. that resident Legitime had declared that he would show …
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port to all measures which the Incoming Administration shall fpaugurate looking to the betterment of our con- dition, and that we confidently hope for radical changes in the present political system, …
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would be tolerated, under a formal pro test and au appeal for future arbitration, commanded one of his gunboats to tow the Haytien Republic to the position in tue outer harbor occupied by her when cap…
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waters by a crew from the Haytian gun boat. Capt. Wilson and his crew were taaen aboard the gnnboat and put in irons. The crew of a little brig wrecked on the Dominican shore was then im pressed and p…
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Galena towing the steamship Haytian Re public and the Y antic acting as escort. On arriving at tiiat port Admiral Luce will de liver the ship over to Mr. Morse, her owner, ami Capt. Compton, after whi…
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by constantly tendering him the use of tho French gunboat Bison. U. Grovillo Reache will request tbe immediate recall of the Comte da Lesinalsous at tbe meeting of the French chamber of deputies to-da…
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Tho purcha oof tho British trump steamer Red HOBO by the Dominican Government as 1 national manofwar has boon widely heralded as an Indication of approaching war between Ban Domingo and Hartl tbo resu…
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her crew expected by the Atlas line today A slight misunderstanding In regard to the in terchango of the courtesies common to all navies will be adjusted today without oubt naves shall call upon Con L…
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tho stesmer llsytlan lU-tiubliu on behalf of the Ootertiniciit with onli rs wo ho glcii you. We hand you a delivery order for tho steamer, and a letter from tho Haytlan .Minister. Fiom Kingston you wi…
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Admiral Lu:e Sails. AN INSULT TO OUB MINISTER. Hlppolyte Marching oi the Capital and Legitime Throwing Up Fortifications A Decisive Battle Expected The News in New York. Port au Prince, Jan. 8. Admira…
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by constantly tendering him the use of the French gunboat Bison. M. Greville Reache will request the immediate recall of the Comte de Lesmaisons at the meeting of tho Frenoh chamber of deputies to-day…
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mechanics. N ight fell before her cable could be severed as her anchor chains had been fouled, and the formal return was not made nntil tbe next day. The moral effect of this prompt action of Admiral …
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boat. Two officers and four marines got into it and the boat pulled toward the gig. It did not hail the gig, but simply chased it to the sloop and back, the marines keeping their muskets cocked and re…
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Admiral Luce, at the dafe of his report, had not formally accepted the Haytien Re public, but waswaiting until certain of her belongings, which had been taken on shore by the Haytians, had been restor…
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New Yoke, January 2. The following dispatch has been received from Port-au-Prince, dated Decemner 31: Articles in the Haytian newspapers contain furious threats against Mr. Thompson, Minis ter of the …
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to 7Wo. Short lr before- nooa tha. Quotiiioo. stood at 87fc. Market dulL w i i' ltfiiiif T'" rn 'iii' '"'ikik&i r r AMERICANS WLl MAN IffiR. i TnE HAYTIAN RETUBIJO EXPCTFJ BACK WITIUN A MONTH. There I…
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committees. J. Sloat Fassett was chosen jiresident pro tem of the Senate and Fremont Cole speaker of tho Assembly. Admiral Luce’s official rejmrt of the sur render of the steamer Haytien Republic, re …
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adopted by the liaytians to show their evident spite. Repeatedly was the vessel’s safety threatened and her captain insulted. This, too, though 1 the f steamer was making no attempt to run the alleged…
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salute. The American Government has i demanded $2,000,000 for expenses in sending down the squadron and £200,000 j for the illegal seizure of the Haytian lle 1 public. The Admiral says that he will no…
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under the Galena's guns. When cleansed and disinfected she will be turned over to her owner. The Yantic arrived from Santiago, where she received orders from Washington. The government claims to be to…
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Tho Haytian Republic is still anchored under ths Galena's gnus. When cleansed and disinfected she will be turned over to her owner. The Yantic arrived from Santiago, where she received orders from Was…
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soldiers, snllio 1 out on their tour of seizure on Dec. 'J7. Tbe most prominent people tbey arrested were M. Ijivnud. editor of The L'Oeil; T. Auguste, advocate; C. J. Gentil, merchant: J. l.eger and …
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crals deserted. One was caught and shot hv Hippolyte. The other escaped. The'French minister is very unpopu lar on account of his open alliance with la-git me. The French war ships cabled for have not…
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Bhot by Hippolyte. The other escaped. TheifVouch minister is very unpopu lar on account of his open alliance with Legitme. The French war ships cabled for have not arrived. Lecitme captured the schoon…
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blockade. It seems by no means clear that the Haytien Republic was not knowingly violating the blockade when she was seized, and that is what the surrender under protest means. It certainly must be pr…
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on the following Morning and went further out to sea, “On December 21 we were ordered in agnin to pick up a buoyed anchor and chain, which we planted near the Haysien Republic. At 10 o'clock on the ev…