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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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from Port zu Platte, we are favored with the fol. The Islend is in a very un. settled state, owing to the expected attack of the The peo- lowing information Haytiens, which is daily anticipated. ple a…
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A new and beautiful iron steamer, the ‘Ev¥ Elgin,’ hes arrived from Liverpool, and makes reg: lar trips round the Island of Jameics. The general health has been y 3 throughout the island, dysentery be…
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quiet in that city, and a relaxation of the severities exercised U|>on suspected (lersons. An Knglish inan of war has arrived at Port Re publican, from Jamaica, to demand redress for the capture of an…
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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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er of Wednesday says, wo learn from Captain Eldridgo of the schooner Josephine Ann, at this port yesterday afternoon in 14 days from Port au Piatt, that tiie Haytien army, 15,000 strong, had surprised…
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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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twelve guns, has lately lieen purchased and now lies in the harbor, together with a topsail schooner of six guns, (formerly the Kathleen, of Philadelphia,) and three little clippers of two guns each. …
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14th inst. bave been received from Gen. Taylor, but they contain no important information. Aris ta had been at Mier, but not accompanied with a military force nor was there any indication of the conce…
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—and it was thought at Port-au-l'iatte, that tho Haytiens would rot bo able to regain the Spanish part of the island. Tho inhabitant ot Port au-Platto and Santiago had purchased tiie American brig Ale…
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tain P.ORERT V. iltt.t., Will leave Ike in;. tout -V street Wltatvis every TIIFRSDAV M< ilt >I (I, at eight o'clock, for M liitii aveti, u ho.; pIa(M- slsc will It a\c the m ,\t morning. (1 R'D.W i o …
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it a flying visit yesterday evening, and found it was not yet fully organized for exhibition. As it will remain open two or three weeks, I will in due season send you a notice of some of the more prom…
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friends, who were afraid that we were legislating in ad vance of public sentiment. Net twenty towns in the State have voted for liquor-licensing Commissioners. From Care Havries. By the brig Eolus, Ca…
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ilOOO damages. __ _ FROM CAPE HAYTIEN.—By the brig Eolus, in fifteen days from Cape Haytien, we learn that the Haytiens had taken the pilot boat Virginia, formerly of Hampton, Virginia, but at the tim…
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rl troops were immediately despatched to the place, ra I and some forty of the leaders captured, twenty of th e whom were summarily shot; and out of twelve who ca underwent a trial, nine were condemne…
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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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"Art. 40. The officers and soldiers of the civic mor 1 guard on active service, will be soldiers, and re- was ceive rations like the rest of the standing airmy mor j without any distinction." tniei It…
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following gentlemen as members of Congress, viz: Jacob Thompson, Jeflerson Davie, Stephen Adams, and R \VP.‘ Roberts. All Democrats,— Mississippi elects her Congressmen by general tickct.-—.}our. of C…
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3 both ligament and bone, and where, (0 all aprearance, the Jot if the rear on 19th-st. For terms, whieh will! be Fun in connec h te Cars, twice daily each ELIHU TOWNSEND, 3 Mer. way, for Passengers, …
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from the Nerth, which, with 5,000 already despatched, he intended to lead sguinst the Dominicans as soon as his pew steamer arrived. He had also ordered the tleet to be equipped to cooperate inthe att…
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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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barked for Scotland in the next steamship, to take possession of the goodly fortune. INTERESTING FROM HAYTI. The N.York Herald lias advices from Port an Piince to the 7tb inst. The difficulties betwee…
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be auributed to the contemptuous tone of our Governmeat towards these Islanders, may be inferred by those wio are familiar with American far this geglect is to missionar.es. SE In the present state of…
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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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Third at. Pittsburgh, eccupied by Mr. Henry Nobles, been comm: 5 sured. This is the first fire which bas occurred in the Upholsterer, was destroyed by fire, s ha Pp J upposed to have The building was …
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Our missionaries have gladdened nearly every be nighted spot, From Greenland’s icy mountains To India’s coral strand.' But it is a melancholy fact that Hayti has been overlooked. A million of people a…
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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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pdence of the Philadelphia Exchange. [Per brig Smyrna, via Boston CAPE HavTien. Jan. 4, 1848. six sail of Government vessels left here ou the destined to blockade Port au Platte. On COMMERCIAL AND MON…
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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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diately given up, with an apology. Capt. Reid, of the bark Nauti ns, mentioned above, re. ris that when about 23 miles from the sland, he was ailed by a Haytien main-ol-war, who ordered him to rs inky…
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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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supplied with American produce. [Savan. Geo. ee ee EE Pro PoRT AU PLATTE.—By schooner Susan, 19 days from the above place, we have intelligence that three days prior to her arrival there, three Haytic…
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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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afternoon of the 2d instant. Later rrom Sl. Domince.—The ship South er, Burgess, arrived’at this pert this morning, from Port au ¥rince, bringing dates to Feb. 20, Captain Burgess reports that the Hay…
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army at the Cape. The general impression was that the army would not leave the Cape to go against the Dominicans. It was also reported when he left, that there was another revolution at Port au Prince…
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In the brig Empire fram Galveston—Mrs, Baldwin, Mas. ter Baldwin, Mrs. Loughlin, J. HE. Trowbridge, and 2 in steerage, In the brig Haye: from Porta Prince—Mr. W. B. Vidal of New ork, Mr. Crowell, Mr. …
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nsiderable energy, and very popular among a. It wea thought that, notwithautnding ly and confuaion which have ao long prehe inland, he will aoon be able to eatabliah d of government. Immediately after…
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I constitution; to respect, and to make respected the rights and the independence of the Haylien i people.” Riche is said to he a man of considera ble energy, and very popular among the troops. It was…
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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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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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Fkom Hayti.?The schooner Oneeo, from Capo [nytien March 14, arrived at this port this morng Acoounts received by bar represent that I'reeirat 8olcqoe was Itvylng an army of all capable ef ratlLg ata>r…
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The gliomas has arrived at this port from Cape Hay tit n with dates to the 20th of April, one week later than previous accounts. The President was carrying everything before him. It was reported that'…
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except agricultural employment and monthly labor. The law also prohibits, under penalty, the employ ment, by any corporation, of any' minor under sixteen k ears of age, for more than ten hours in any …
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This liiilJienHe emigration ia caused Jiv the policy puriued by thu mother country toward the colonlei. In withdrawing tl o protection hitherto extended .to IheUI. The recent tin-dirlcations in the ta…
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any great demand lor foreign provlslona aa the inhabi- tants. generally were much too poor to purchase to 1 any gn at amount Notwithstanding their troubles and deli ats. the language of the people was…
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Coffeo continued quite scarce. The monopoly law wag still in operation, and several infractions of this law, by tbe llaytiun officials, had been punished by the government. Souloque was at Port au Pri…
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in the late Battle, One Thousand. Boston, Tuesday, June 10 By the arrival of the brig Vultare at this port from Port au Prince, we have dates to May 20. Cot fee continued quite scarce. The monopoly la…
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from Port an Prince 29lh ultimo, arrived here to-day. The captain reports that coffee was very scarce, and that the monopoly law was still in operation. Several infractions of this law hy Haytien offi…
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bunting grounds. Captain Page, of Fort Snell ing, sent out a force to intercept them. They ■let the Indians at ttice Lake and drove them hack. Further difficulties are still apprehended. By the brig l…
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aine of guilds has been applied, deemed proper j interpose till the danger was passed.? China tail, .Vay 31, 1*49. Five Days Latch from Hayti.?By the arrival lis morning ol the brig Lauretta, Captain …
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on learning these faucts, Mr. Holmes presented Shechan with the $l3, aad also with §5 additional as a reward for bis honesty.—Boston Daily Ado Five Davs Later reox Havri—By the arri val this morning o…
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arrival, at New York, on the 24th ult., of the brig Lauretta Capt. Cook, from Port an Prince, the (ith inst., we learn that the Emperor Soulouque, of Ilayti, had confer red on several of fiis generals…
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inches long. They are called Ghilanes, and are rarely more than five feet high bodies lean and seem weak arms long and slim forehead low and receding; ears long and deformed mouth wide, and furnished …
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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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t ween La Varhe and Point A harem. TV IMmini tan fleet had bombarded and burnt Port Rrvjfre, reducing it to aaliea. and alao bombarded Dame Marleandeeveralothrramnllpnrta. The emperor baa put the mono…
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counsels arc listened to by the inhabitants of that island: "There are various reports as to the present state of Hayti. A fire, which bos destroyed almost every house in the town, has occurred either…
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intention to the Governor that he must not only make remuneration, but an apology, for the overt act. This* he said, would be demanded and enforced, and that a re petition of so gross an act ot inhuma…
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all. She was supposed to be partially insane. Lara raOM Ha vti.?Captain McLaughlin,of Uie schooner H. F. Baker, arrived at New York ou the IOth instant, from Aux Caves, Hayti, reports that n the 19th …
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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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Voss almost immediately discovered that the watch was stolen, pursued the man, and had him arrested. ('apt. ('ullm, of the schr. Jenny Lind, at New York, from Port au Prince, reports that the 10 per c…
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Haytiens against the Dominicans, which has been so long in preparation, has been delayed or post poned. Capt. Gardner reports that the Emperor has recently adopted the arts of diplomacy for a settleme…
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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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ton is the acknowledged favorite. At the Democratic Congressional Convention for the Milwaukee district, held hist week, by wbicli Avndrev E. Elmore was placed' in nomination for Congress, Col. Beutor…
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The New York papers learn, by an arrival at that port from St. Domingn, that a conspiracy against tbe Government had been detected at Jacmel, and that two men had been shot eight more had been condemn…
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Boston, Tuesday. Dec 17. Yurther accounts {rom Hayti to the 1st inst. The panic on account of the ravages of Cholera &t Jamaica had sabsid- ed, rot a death having occurred from it at ort- The Emperors…
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Karr, 3a T Wardle; Brazos, sco, G Watki Edwards, C! Kale Hunter, Parsons, Co; Se Eien Rod (ME Wells) 1 Livan, Tuxas. Briga Moses, Bulkley, St Marks, &c, Shaw, Portland Cathar i Scha Henrico. Tuttle, m…
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Snow, Wilmington, Del; steamer Kennebec, Flowers, NYork. ley, Boston; Mont'cel'o, Cliifard do; N wa Caroline, Haw- do; Roamer, rzh; Malvina re By Telegraph, BOSTON, Dec 17—Lrr brig Amada, from St Th S…
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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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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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to-day. Captain Holkins reports that the chamber of deputies had been in session to con siaer me propwuiun ot me /inierirsn government, relative to acknowledging the inaependpnce of the Dominican*. It…
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upon to perform. But we are credibly informed that the whole matter is perfectly understood at Fort au Prince to be a solemn farce, and that the decision of the aforesaid legislators upon the grave qu…
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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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has been directed heretofore. The expedition may have been scotched, but there are reasons tor believing that it is far from being in a dying attitude. LATEll FROM HAYTI Boston, May 13. We have advice…
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party arrested are two officers?Capt. Cookaobe, of Colum bus, and Lieut. Ralstor, of Macon. They are to undergo an examination in a few days. Natal.?The United 8tates ship Albany, Commander Platt, arr…
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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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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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whole route.?N*w York Kxprtm. Fhom Post-au-Pi-attx.?Dr. Smith, a passe ufer in the schooner Carlotta, in nineteen days from ort-au-Platte, reports a rumor there of an engagement between the Haytiens a…
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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 the hope that the air would benefit his health. Latkb fbom Pobt ao Pbisck.?The Traveller states that letters received in Boston, both from Cape Haytien and Port au Prince, to July 16th, make no m…
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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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poeed. Thin jury has now been menteen days engaged upon this oaae. Hatti.?The brig Fairy, Captain^Sheed, ar rived at Philadelphia yesterday morning from Port au Prince, whenoe she sailed on the 23d Ju…
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wantsof the government, and it leaves a surplus for the purposes of internal improvement. The speech was delivered in the Hawaiian language; and afterwards road in English, for the benefit of the fore…
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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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latent. as was supposed. tha holders of don^tpoaa woaa shy, and h*? thate at *2 3? Tha English and rtanah Cones!* had firaa ptttfle ate tlce that they would Mae hade erary port la tha lttao< In e?*e t…
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tary to the Board, on Dr. Chas. VV. Davis, a gen tleman who served with great credit to himself in Gen. Wool’s staff' in Mexico. Dr. Davis is a ripe Spanish scholar, and the Board will doubtless be gr…
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anil will be prepared to report to morrow. The amendments to the constitution will be considered at the session this morning. Later from Port au Platt, IIayti.?We learn from Captain Brannan, of the sc…
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machines will be supplied as rapidly as possible. We learn that there is great competition in New York for the first sup plies, with which view money and subscriptions are pouring I in to the Company.…
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and sunk her. The crew were saved. The Jonathan was slightly damaged. Boston, Oo t. 28. Advices received here from Port-au-Prince to Oct. 1st, state that the French and British consuls had lelt for (.…
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Boston, October '29.?The steamer America sailed this day, with twenty-three passengers for Liverpool, and twenty-two for Halifax. Important from llayti?Interference of England and Franci. Boston, Octo…
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to this time Solouque has evaded giving any such promise. Taking advantage of the presence of an unusually large number of French and English men of war in the Haytien waters, these consuls lately pro…
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Thursday, at 4 o'clock, p ni. She will touch, go ng and returning, at Cone river and the usual andings 011 the Potomac. Passage and fare JAMES MITCHELL, Sept 30?tf Captain. h safk and comnoDi. ous ste…
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migranis in consequence, as well as from lack of provisions. Fron Pour av Priwce.—By an arrival at this ort we have dates (rom Port an Prinee 10 October ‘flh. st which tme all was quiet there. The Fm. …
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diately to cousider matters of grave import I ance. It is stated that tbe house of represent atives at Buenos Ayres had elected Rosas governor of the republio for life, and had de nounced Oribe as a t…
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Groceries arc steady and unchanged. The cotton market is unchanged. Whisky 21 a "21 i cents. The steamer Marion, from Charleston, and Alabama, from Savannah, have arrived. Eater from Ilayli. Boston, N…
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Among the passengers by the Franklin, was Chevalier de iiOdier, Minister I'lenipotenuary from Brazil to the United States. The brig Isabella arrived here yesterday from Hayti, with intelligence that i…
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From St. DoyiNco.—By the schooner T. P. Johnson, from Jacmel, we have dates to the 26th ult. The terms offered to the Emperor Faus- tin I., by the American, French and British autho- rities, were acce…
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Latk.i from Havti. By an arrival this morning from Jacmel we have dates to the 26ih ult. The Emperor Faustin had agreed to assume the Do- minican debt. He was still firm in his purpose ol cap is still…
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Ryan, of Md., with six others, had hem Mur dered by the I'orterford Indians. LATER FROM HATI. NEW YORK, Nov. 16. By an arrival from Jacqucinel.we have dates to the 26th ult. The Emperor had agreed to …