Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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M. de Thorigny; (mmereeyM. de Cassabianca; Public Works, M. Lacrosse.; War, Geru. Saint Arnaud; Marine, M. II. FortouU Finance, M. Blopdel. M, de Manpas is named jfcrfect pf Po lice. i The English" pa…
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State elections take place in August, this year, nnly in North Carolina, Missouri, Iowa and Alabama. In several other States which usually voted in August, the elections have been postponed by law. TE…
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i for Liverpool, and ninetceu passengers and $20,000 tor Halilax. Tk- 1 1.- I. A lie uouutvuii^iii IIUUBC, nic tnwcu IU \imj on account of the annual commencement of HarI vurcl University. The United …
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fact of the shooting may be relied upon. Johnson and the brother of the young lady were in town on Sunday morn ing-the latter for the purpose of having a coin made for his sister." YooI.oo FEVER n o P…
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deem them unworthy to be trusted." [Nashville Whig. Important Movement Conckknind Hatti. It is stated that two American gentlemen, officers of the army of the Dominican repablio, in ,tho Inland of Hay…
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We have wen the following significant paragraph iu several new-pa|M>r* Important Martini nt loiicu nuig ILiyh.? It in Htatod that two American gentlemen, ottieera of the army of the Doininiean Republi…
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two American ,'joi.iko. in, officers of the army ot the Do minican republic, ;u ihe Inland of fluyti, have madoarrang-. mente with certain panics in the United States for the pur chase of a steamer, i…
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grants to Dominica. We understand further that eight hundred men have already enlisted for colonization among tbe Dominicans, the terms offered being highly advantageous to men of enterprise and intel…
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General to Hayti and that Republic has long been intriguing with its rulers, and he is much more dexterous than our old friends Duff and Ben. E. Greene with their plans of coloniza- tion and flibustie…
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ony thing tions to cousider was the sim- the proposition made collectively by France, England and 7) pooh "0ere 1 85a probably arrive before the first of epu St. Pomingo is positively inde- the United…
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tli u of the inland without .ucceea. On the tiret of May I left Port an Prince in tba Ffahah war steamer, tha Crocodile lu company with tha Vraaeb agent and proceeded to the ol'y of St. Doinioga. Ther…
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invasion of conquest, which he bed projected, of the Dominican rcpublio. Our present instalment of this precious correspcndenc* will be found to bs particu larly interesting, from the official inside …
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Hi in Verita Ellen, l'ort an Prince, Kpecie.... 916,000 00 Setar Kuphenit, l*orto Cabello an<1 I-aguayra, specie 4, 600 00 do. do, A in. goUl 8,500 00 Ste*m.?hip Amu, Liverpool, Am ^old 1,-00 00 do. d…
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a charming place but the "Agent" very frankly states that tlie western half of this island is usurped by the negroes, whom he styles "blood-thirsty sa" vages." If these, however, should invade the whi…
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Schr. Laura, Whitehurft, from Shallotte, to DeKossct Brown; with naval stores. CLEARED Dec. 8 Schr. Mary Isabella, Summers, for Baltimore, by Russell Ero.: with 44 bales cotton. 30 bbls. rosin oil, 30…
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Admiral Threats Spirited Demeanor of the Emperor and hi* Government The French Admiral Back* Out tnd Salute* the Haytien Flag Origin of the DiJHculty Rumor* that a Parly in the Dominican Htpublic ha* …
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Havana and New York. The Black Wariior. for the same ports, sadisl fi-om Motile to-day. The Arabia's news was received h?rc at four o'clock this aftcincoD. From i'liilaticlphla, TIIE HAITIANS AND DOMI…
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H. King, St. Lonis; A. Donhlcday, U. S. A., were among the arrivals yosterdvy at the Metropolitan Hotel, D. Frink, O. Kennedy, California; D. Pock, Albany: J Plnmer, St. Charles; M. Van Wagnor, Ponghk…
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country, which, I incline to believe, would be of consid erable benefit to the cause which we are mutually watch ing. Briefly, this is where we stand politically:—Hostili ties between the Haitians and…
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tion would cause the Spanish Government to refuse alto gether granting any indemnity for the detention of the steamer, or in fact agreeing to any of the demands made by the American Minister.—Com. Adv…
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the quantity to 157,500. 1 he mortgage debts of the company amount to$37‘-.008 1-. Of this, $131,500 were due and must be paid within ninety days or foreclosure would ensue. The floating debt amounts …
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which the emigration of the whites from St. D took place, the ugmber must have been considerable. What ie v iy ortain, snd evident to any impartial person is, thet all thows who figure now in that cou…
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Crystal Palace was lighted up last night in honor of the occasion. T. F. Meagher is going to California in November. Ho intends to reside there per manently. Mr. llackett, you will observe, has reduce…
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5ng and well provisioned, even foi ition, so that little alarm need jei d for the noble commander and Ld ranee. been building a small navy heit na. Four small steam propeller! ve boen already equipped…
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i ous rumors are afloat as to the object of hi.; mission, there i.- i little probability of the true one having transpired. Som say it is to arrange the 're-establishment of the Klndom o Poland. Other…
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The steamship Africa, from Liverpool, was tele graphed at Sandy Hook, about oue o'clock thio aorning. She brings four days Inter European news. The Baltic is now in her eleventh day out. Ad\ ices frpm…
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was restored on the 29th, when Munos and his revolutionary party embarked for Buenos Ayres in a steamer in conformity with the demands of diplomatic agents resident in Montevideo. For eigners maintain…
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Batvadar,) treat of the political questions now agi tating Central America. They contain very impor tant facts which, in the present state of our relations with that region, it were well to make a not…
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by foicp* In some instance-* an iii(i*iiin wa* made and the no die* removed The limb does not appear verr sensible iu pain. The young woman allege* that some ten year* ago she jumped or alepped on a n…
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Semnet Brotvort of New York has been from tho House fttl ’be week in eons i *q’ir nee of the severe injuries horn et Bed by bt ing thrown out of a cutter last Monday. Several of his ribs were bi oken …
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ice She w ill be despatched outnide of Long Island, ax the ice In the Sound is ho thick that it Is impossi ble lor her to uuke her way through it. ('apt. Fields, of the schooner Isaac W. Hughes, arriv…
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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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Emperor Soulougue has rapidly lost in ulazity, at least in some parts of the Island. Tt will be seen by the following letter from a prominent inhabitant in Aux Cayes to his friends in this city, that …
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elsewhere. 1(1(1 Knnsas military, and 15 dra goons assembled to catch the murderers. Among the murdered men ure Doyle, .Sherman and Wil kerson. Front the Hatton Traveller. Insurrection in Hayti agains…
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portant intelligence. For some time past, and especially since the utter failure of the attack upon the, Dominicans, the Emperor Soulouque has rapidly lost in popularity, at least in some parts of the…
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finally, he wound up with a fervent praverthat my wire might prove anything but faithful or fruitful; or that if the latter petition failed, my issue might be to me the bitterest curse that ever fell …
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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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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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Sophronia. Jas. Sparks and Magellan, all from Virginia; Hermlon. Paragon, Sea Bird and Patron, all from North Carolina; Kate Field, Mobile; Hamilton. Sea Ranger, ami H. Finch. Georgetown, D. Sarah Rru…
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Schr. Cordelia, RusseL from Philadelphia, arrived at Xew Bedford 25th inst. Bark Vigo, Thurlow, for Buenos Ayres, cleared at X. York 27th inst. Bark Mary F. Slade, Crowell, uncertain, was at Hong Kong…
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between the Imperial troops and the insurgents. The Emperor Soulouque had advanced as far as Moro, and was meditating an advance upon St. Mark. A conflict had taken place between the two contend ing p…
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burnt on last Friday night, off the mouth of the Potomac River. An Episcopal Clergyman named Curtis, of Chester district, South Carolina, and a colored steward were lost in the conflagration. The Stea…
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IMPORTANT PROM HAYTI. I "THE EMPIRE OF SOULOUQUE DESTROYED. Iwcei of the Bevolutioalsts?IbdieatiM of 8nnlniiuB^.?)(iit Plight tn Jamaica ii a Britixli War Steamer. Triumphal Entry of Geffrard into tke…
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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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regret not being ablo to obtain any of the proclamations to send you. "P. S.?January 19?9 o'clock at night ?Nothing new. Public rejoicing stall continues. "An express from the capital arrived this mor…
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Claussen, Hamburg; schrs. W. H. Smith, C. Kidder and C. Dennis, Charlestsn; B. S. Johnson, Georgetown; Min dora, Jacksonville; Fanny, Mobile; E. C. Howard, Gal veston. Also arr. barks Princeton. Demar…
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1 <;c. Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Baltimore?H B Cromwell t-hip Preadnoucht, Samuels. IJvvroool. i P* H,lp 1 A Stsm'er, Youog, London?Dunham A T lmon. Bark Sea Duck, Fosbody, Rotterdam?Funsh A Mein…
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Knrope? Judge Rest, W. L. Yancey, Mr. Koarn u Adolphus Rost; the last two Secretaries of Lc, judge R. has his wife with him. Tho party oc rooms a', the Hotel Cubauo. They leave by a j steamer for Sout…
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We have advices from St. l>omingo rat;ryiag the intelligence already published of the cession of the territory of the late republic to the Crown of Spa:n. Creat excitement prevailed in Hayti in conseq…
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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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Dominican portion of tho Island, and tho blacks ail mulattnes aro quarreling. Tho colore1!) emigrants from this coun try, who have been enticed thither by Geffrard, find things very different from wha…
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Sehr Virgo of BrooklLaver), Hawking, Nagusbo, P.R., Nov (0 ont St ay Nov lu, sat to master. Salled in come pany wi bh Be Griz Sis dor New. ork, Schr. Lotkes (of Usetine), Con! y, Uousives Nov with 1ng…
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been thirty-two days under water, She was finall raised, repaired, and sent to run between Batabauo an Santiago de Cuba on the south const. This morning's Prenza says: On Friday afternoon the steamer-…
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New Castle, arrived at the Breakwater Monday evening, hsrlng towed thereto the barks Pleiades. Lady Milne, brigs Nellie Mowe and Rase*. She is now (8 A Ml preparing to proceed up with a large tow In a…
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from Liverpool vie Halifax mrvisad at 6pm. Her op United States Sonate, wad his wife, sre ay the Con wails and the newspaper bag of the Asgociaied Pres [{inental Hotel, en youte for Washington, were f…
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still holds at #142 &i4 50 per barrel, Arrived last evening, ship Wild Hunter from Now- York; ship John Jay from Mauasimo. Nailed, ship Panther for Baker's Island. Revolution in Hayti. Bosioy, Wednesd…
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we ean strike at Iha spirit of sebellion. New Hampshire lias furnished 38,427 troops tor the national cause, ot whom 11,089 were dis* übled and fallen in the conflict. The Rebellion in Hayti.—A gunboa…
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was also spend.ly d stroyed. Tho bank adjoining is seriously threatened. The lire in still burning at this hour?eight o'clock 1*. M. The fire is generally believed to have been the work of an incendia…
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fore exercising It; but he cannot extend it toother awes excluded by State constitutions. Briefly I un- rstand this to be bis position. c r NEWS FROM HAYTI. rogress of the Revolution?Cape Hay tlen In …
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open the ports, and Colonel Ricks, the ne v Collector of pensacola. The exports at Savannah are increasing. FROM HAYTI. Progress of the Revolution, etc. New York, July 7.?The steamer Manhat. tan, from…
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U« Bak*r»t Pr*aJn fur by IjBljs Chocolate, 1 «t Iti OM KoFKRT-ON A ALBKR8. So MACKEKKt., So. 1 and 2. In ki!«. and J* kb 14 M-»• Mackerel. 6 kite etui, e, i t.y JcljS ROUKKTti a ALBXM. MOTTLED GBRMA.\…
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room at o’clock for the purpose of attending his funeral from his late res dence to the church. saltimore and Norfolk papers please copy. FROM THE LATEST MEXICAN NEWS. A CONVOCATION OF THE PEOPLE. THE…
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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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The melancholy Intelligence is contained In our Mexi can advices of tfae death, on the 16th of July, of our correspondent in the city of Mexico, Mr. Charles 8. Shanahan. Our advices by the steamship E…
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Ahi-t Bat, N. F., August 2, 1805. The steam yacht Clara Clarita, with Engineer Kvurett't party on board, arrived hero this morning. Tho weathsv is fine, and the clement" are most favorable tor the pro…
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'HE HAVTIKN Rl.1EU.Io"' Steamer Chartered to Secure Preiident Geffrard's Escape. Ac. Ac. Ac. Our Kingston Correspondence. Kwobto*, Jam., August 2, IMS. larvation Among tK? Negroe*?Bad Effect of Queen …
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ed to general enquiries as to his health, aud how the prison agreed with him. New York, Sept. 1. Tiie Iferald's King, ston, Jamaica, coTCspondent says that the headway which the revolutionists are mak…
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of to not cf is I Yesterday Evening's Edition. WEST INDIA NEWS. NEW YORK, September 1. The Herald's Kingston, Jamaica corres pondent says that the headway which the Revolutionists are making in Hayti …
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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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may prove amply so to them. From hence we believe the l)e Solo proceeds to 8t Domingo. Havana, January 23. The steamship Creole arrived hire yesterday from New Orleans, and leaves to-day at noon for N…
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A letter from a gentleman in Haytl, giving on account of the visit of Secretary Sewanl to that npubtlc, during his late West India trip, says that the interview between him and President Goffrard wns …
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in the Wkkkly Hzuaia HAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. t. Domingo and Hayti?The President's Vlews?Proceeding* of Congress?Important News from Europe, he., die. The mail steamship Costa Rica, Captain Harris, will…
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Tanon wa J An II?Arr Indian Queen. Norton. Oetreetawt Igih. (Jnern Of the Kleel, Hilton, Clyde (and aid for a port M H llhode Island) Tablb Sat, OOH, Dee 14?In pert hark Jeany ^LeaMaa (Sri, fur N York…
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teaana, not earn I Q* the N.ntb Pait?w Stale* or?l>ffed raaiaieat. war* aawmoi-Atod in UM Srat weak tn Ftbru nry nt BcowuhvIiM V YORK. HERALD, WEPN 4 HEWS FROM HAVANA. Tht Chilean I'rlratccra I)am*Kln…
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SOM HAMBURG. In tego ip Tentonta—Yolany opt, wife Steamabip W. P. Clyde, Powell, Boston, Metropolitan Steamship Company, Ke'ly, New Bedford. Ferguson Wood. Steamship Whirlwind, Fargo, Norfolk, City C.…
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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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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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Biassoa bad been raiaed on the 10th September, and that on the 21at Salnave Issued one of those proclama tions which are peculiar to Hayti, abounding in bard names for bis opponents and woDderful deta…
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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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attempt was made to complete the work by poisoning him. Salnave then ordered Delorme to smother him, but this attempt also failed. He was finally stabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel. His body …
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Hngnr Market?Exelinnge Quotation*. Havana, April 14. l?8s. The sugar maMcet Is animated, Sales were made at T^r. a 7Xr- Per strobe for No. 12 Dutch standard. Exchange on London," 11 a 11)4 per cent pr…
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friends, when it turned upon him and lit him on the left cheek, high up towards the eye.— He at once replaced the snake in its cage and took a strong stimulant, remarking to his wife and daughter that…
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for the necessaries of life. Corn is selling at $3 50 per bushel at Mazatlan, and other ar- ticles are m proportion, Many people steamer Galatea was expected shortly from New York, whither she had bee…
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as tbe triumph of the Haytien revolutionists Is assured. galaave Proclaimed Emparor-ffhi Vw Una! Political Partita. Kingston, Jamaica, July 14. Things In 11 u j tl ut the latest advices (luly 9) bad b…
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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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By the arrival of the Alma to-May from Cape Haytl, in four days, 1 learn that the place la surrounded by the revolutionists, and that communication with the Interior has been cut off, so that neither …
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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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provisions and money for the army. Despatches re ceived from Fort au Prince and Cape Haytien showed that the cause of the reiiellion was In almost as des perate a state In the North as In the Houth. N…
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“President Salnave has left this for Perit ““Goave on board the Alex. Petion for the “puarpose of direeting an attack on Mira “goane. It is rumoured that he was to ““leave for Les Abricots, in the Sou…
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Royal !n—(luy direet for Aux Cays for the protection of British interests, aund, if necessary, leave that place and proceed wherever the Haitien corvette Alex. Pe tion may go. A mail to be forwarded b…
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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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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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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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me Cacos were repulsed from the town they made ral good their position In tho suburbs, from which bai Chevalier has not yet been aide to dislodge them. ftte While Saluave was at Gonulves he Heems to h…
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way. April 98, at 8 PM, lat 41 89 N, Ion 68 17 W, passed 0<j steamship France, hence for Liverpool; 941b, at 1 AM. 1st _e 41 19 N, Ion 66 44 w. steamship Main, hence for Bremen; 94tb, at 8 PM, pilot b…