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Latkiii, in 12 (l*ys, wc have our correspondent's letter Irom Cape Haytirn. Its contents will be found ol no prnall interest. Caps Hattikn, Aug R, 1814.? We have no politicA) disturbance* in this put …
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LETTER FROM GENERAL OUPIDON. lEF We hasten with much satisfaction to lay the following letter before our readers. It is happily ex pressed, and breathes a spirit worthy of a true son of Haiti. May pea…
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in the cause of the Haytien censtitution and laws. On the 21st ultimo, a vigorous combat oceurred between the hostile armies, consisting on the one hand of the 11th and 22d Haytien regiments, num beri…
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eager zeal in the cause of the Haytien constitution and laws. On the 21st ultimo a vigorous combat occurred between the hostile armies, consisting on the one hand of the 1 Ithand 22d Haytien regiments…
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I caper zeal in die cause of the Haytien constitution and laws. On the 21st ultimo a vigorous combat occurred between the hostile armies, consisting on the one hand of the 11 th and 22d Haytien regime…
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Republic in possession of Fort Cachiman, which they had recovered by their valor from the Dominicans. Subsequently they proceeded as for as St. Jean, where they found the enemy intrenched and ready fo…
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Republic in possession of Fort Cachiman, which they had recovered bv their valor from the Dominicans. Subsequently they proceeded as far as St. Jean, where they found the enemy intrenched and ready fo…
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a barque, a topsail nnd two other schooners, had a alight brush with the Dominicans on the 2d inst. at Montecristo, after which the latter ran their vessels on shore, and abandoned them. They were sub…
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aome of the inhabitants but we have official news here to day that they have been defeated by the troops of Port au Prince, the leaders taken, and the insurrection suppressed. Col. Bedouet has shot hi…
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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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By the arrival of the brig Forest, from Port au Prince, we are in the receipt of papers up to the 28th ultimo. The news contained in them gives details of a further insurrection that had taken place i…
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Great commercial advantages would accrue lo the United States by the recognition of the independence of the Dominicans. There are great numbers of the old French fami lies, who have become identified …
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ern, (that il, the Dominican, \'art ot the inland i to witl draw within a month's time, from ti.at section of the coun tjy, tinder ptin of lioing coiutidered accomplice! of tha insurgents. and punishe…
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Minister King at Paris, setting forth the reasons why thers can never be enough to the U. States should strennously oppose the general policy of favoring Emancipation which he attri buted to Great Bri…
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was slain, in 1806, and the country was divided among several chieftains, the principal of whom wer& Christophe, in the southwest, and Petion, in the northwest. In 1811 the former was crowned under th…
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war and makes treaties and appoints all public func tionaries.—His salary is nearly twice as large as that of the President of the United States. The Judici ary consists of a High Court of Equity, wit…
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In Maine, Canada, Aec., the mercury run down to three and ten degrees below zero, and the Creoles in New Orleans, were astonished to see iceicles nearly a foot in length. The north, south, east and we…
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an Englishman, in Madeira, in that most sacred of that a single regiment of Dominican Creoles, if it i human rights, that of teaching the Gospel. Lord could be organized and brought into the field, wo…
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New.Orlesns to Clacinuati~a portion of tae Hy and achinery will be saved. uring Miil of Richurd Russe! was consumed, {tis aisosne and loss of vulce. Price <5 cools 2 box. Sold at the priocipal drug st…
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blacks towards the mulattoes. w hile the mulattos excited the first against the whites. All was lost. Then CBme the revolution of 1843, prepared for a long tinio for a social reform. But it was a dece…
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I will analyze the constitution of 1-43. and then give you, frankly, my opinion upon the political rights which, a* a deputy of tho people, I have sustained in tho con xtituent tribunal. 1st. Division…
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he particularlvlavored commerce with theBritish islands, in reducing tlie rates of duty to a per cent in lavor of KxiRlisSi m I'Chandize, Whilst all other nations paid l'J pel cent, because the cabine…
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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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glo regi si--11 1 of 1 1 1 1 i in negroes, lr.it that in liter ispec.ul tiion. I have, svon but few white tifi'i.Tii in ill j ran'.is of tins Do.uinicm ar my, an t u nt i t Haiti ar. supeii r to tue n…
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the annexation of the K.j stern part to the Re public of H iyii. Tin. re pir..st wms complied with, and llie Eastern portion became a part and parcel of that Republic, as much so as Massachusetts now …
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courage, in order t prove that blacks are not competent to maintain their rights even in their own countryiy indeed, they are supposed to hare any rich 's any where. Vo be sure, we are told of the adv…
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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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water. The engineers, on examining her, pro nounced her to be unfit for service. It is affirmed that the brig was known to be unfit for service long before the llaytien government purchased her. The j…
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handling a gun, when it was accidentally discharg ed, lodging part of the shot in his side, hand and arm, injuring him severely. We have advices from Port au Prince to the 10th instant. The projected …
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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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ent tin no- to h-vnl nnunl fliv p "i- iiiv Mic man whose favors aro like the rays of the sun if they first strike the loftiest objects, it ia onlv ii... ii.A.. i i I. J .un. .ii,-jr iiiiijf gi.incu in…
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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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by President Pierrot, was not generally popular: probably there was a jealousy that these great forces would be used u a means ot increasing the power 1 ot Pierrot, and ot adding strength to a despoti…
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ters of the republic. 'J has a com plate naooiution in tha govamment was affected in a few hoars, without the loss of a single drop of blood. President Pierot, with his cabinet and eauaoil, were at Ca…
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mation of their movements. All the corps of the army are in fine condition and spirits, and equal to any service that may be before them.—Union. FROM HAYTI. The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunda…
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wou!d be an honor to any country. He is the Geperal Geffrard, commsnding the Arroadisement, but Provision. sence has been hailed 8s a blessing. Gerard, perceiv. ing the anarchy snd confasion that exis…
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Seagram in aiding in the so-called transfer exceeded his autho rity. But he has proceeded further, and declared the deed void and of no efect. FROM HAYTI. The brig Hayti arrived at New York on Sunday …
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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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ing there in any character they please, and 1 know from what X have learned on the subject, that assistance of this sort would be accepted by the Dominican Government and ample provision made for thos…
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[By telegraph to tiro Now York Tribune One Week Later from Hajrll. Boston, Thursday, May 3?8, p. m. rhc Silenus has arrived at this port from Cape Haytier th dates to the '20th of April, one week late…
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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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At Hamilton there has also been a riot, growing out of a meeting called to in vite Lord Elgin to visit that city, there are still indications of trouble. At Toronto Hayti. Late accounts from Hayti men…
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10. Serious riots at 'Montreal, iho house or Ilnn.L. II. LaFoiinlain assailed, &,e. Gen. Piez siirrourded by Monaga.s' troops, surrendered near Carabobn, Venezuela. 22. The Peace Congress opened its s…
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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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thousand francs to be paid on the dowry of the Duchess of Orleans, as if the French people had not made p revolution to throw off all the burdens as well as the humbug of royalty. A short article in t…
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nage and rapine during the insurrection on this island in 1791 and'92. For the cauee of humanity it is earnestly to be hoped that the United States Government will take eotne measures to prevent the f…
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required by my instructions; but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to reflect any dishonor on my Govern ment. I have the satisfaction of knowing that my conduct received the hearty appr…
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instructions, but not in a manner to give any cause of offence, or to rtflect any dishonor on my government. I have the satisfaction of kuowing that my conduct re ceived the hearty approbation of uias…
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a hundred, rose in the night and took possession of the principal gstes of the city of St. Dontingo. By the influence of some of the foreign residents whose sympathies were with them, and who went I b…
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Faow Hatti.—Letters from CapeHaytien, of the 7th in stant, say that the sloop-of-war Albany had arrived there from Havana, to look into the matter of the arrest and deten tion in prison of the captain…
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of £251,979, three quarters of which were cottons and linens. This businessour met- chants can monopolize if they choose to try it and if no trouble intervenes. The condition of the Island is said to …
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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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may be proposed upon different principles.” Here may be seen at once the petty erd insufficient grounds on which the re- fusal to recognize Hayti has been put, and the pertipacity with which it has be…
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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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dure in the Southern tvtalrs of this confederacy.? Aided by the abolitionists, the blacks of South Car i olina nnd Georgia might d? induced to plunge into a bloody insurrection, to gain something like…
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massacre seemed insignificant. It is strange that in each of these great massacres French men should have been the victims, and that all the bloodshed has never been avenged, 'f'he mulattoes did not l…
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Havrs asxp Sy, Domingo —The news of a bat tle between the Haytiens and Dominicans, brought 1o us by recent arrival at this port (but subsquent ly contradicted by an arrival .t%omm.) seems now to be fu…
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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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But such ia the general "mission" of the abolition press, everywhere. Later trmm Part aa Priaee. Boston, July 29.?The Traveller states that letters received here, both from Cape Haytien and Port au Pr…
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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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of 30,747 saints. During the last fourteen years more than 50,000 had been baptised in England, of which nearly 17,000 hud emigrated from her shores to /.ion. Tin. Late Rumored Battle in Hatti, betwee…
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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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quest, but failed for want of good generals ship and because his chief opponcat had too much of it. Sull, he has never recogz- nized the Republic, but has kept up a state of war, and has constantly th…
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having been in port at one time—three English and two French but it appears a letter having been received from the Minister of War, promising a satisfactory arrangement in Port au Prince, induced them…
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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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Kossuth to the effect that he should Sail lor New i ork on Saturday last, from Liv erpool. MoohmaTa jiaktin have a small I lot ill' very nice Buckwheat Floor. Njv 17-is LATEST INTEL! 02WCE. FROM IIAYT…
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people at Woodstock on Monday, and the people of Page at Luray on Tuesday.?[Arte Market Democrat. New York, Nov. 16.?By an arrival this evening from Jacntel, we have dates to the 2Uth ult. The Emperor…
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excitement was caused by the execution. 12.? An t3li. se of the moon, visible in the prinsipal citiee of the L'nittd States. 13. A terrible hail stcrm occurred in the vicinity of Portsmouth, N. H. Som…
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Goverwment wrought by every magi contri lito, ould, in conclusion, y ed Severs) parcels of Irish BorTer have heen faien tus stoted that hie had been instructed to represent thet the the Haytian Is por…
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country This is to say. in effect, that tbs Haytien beat* I eaLuot liv* ?f it dose not annihilate that people itself 1 be step taken by tb* litre* powers shows how much they rvprobatosueb a doctrine. …
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succeed in preventing their increase. Dominicans. Witness the fact that they have mp—— RRiAGE "a considerable and increasing foreign com. EXPERIMENTS ON MA AGE. merce. The Dominicans have none, or nex…
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she refuse compliance, shall we go to war, or Bxpose ourselves to the ridicule of the world, by shrinking from the fulfilment of our pledge1 Can we shut our eyes to the causes which ,re have placed us…
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between these two powers of Hayti, we do not pre tend to speak. It is sufficient for our purpose to know that the controversy is an internal and domes tic one, and any interference by any foreign powe…
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I multilarious. The Dominicans invite him to come; England may not oppose his coming. The position is a commanding one, and may be made almost impregnable It places him in the neighborhood of tioulouq…
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ficrmcr having two thousand men under his immedi ate command. Forcible opposition to the govern ment was taking place in different parts of the country, direct communication between Porto Cabel lo and…
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j Still later, when -4 Santana, the Liberator," unfur led the flag of Dominican independence, a paity of negroes, led by one of Soulouque's black captains, attacked the neighboring village, with the w…
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for selling liquor, and required to give bonds in j $1000 not to sell again. He cashed the bill and I gave the bonds. This is the first case of sue- j cessful prosecution under the liquor law in that …
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Still later, when Santana, the Liberator," unfurled the flag of Dominican independence, a party of negroes, led by oneofSoulouque's black captains, attacked the neighboring village, with the war-cry o…
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mul savage atrocity to which oven fiction furnishes no parallel. In tin' riot of passion, llayfi was deluged with blood, nnd when the smoko of the conflagration was blown away, nothing: wan soon but t…
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island to his sway. After enduring years of unutterable degredation and wrong, the Span iards rose against their black oppressors, and by great deeds of valor achieved their independ ence, and establi…
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qualified for .'making end adniiiiis taring laws, than any 'other' class than' all other classes put logetherf nBut, aa're- j. j .l r.'ei.-j.ri. ire? diretf however, sent an army .the earth in the bac…
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The grave stipuintions that Dominica shall net be subject to this or that hazard or loss by reason of war or minor hostilities, might force a grin on the countensnes of an dren statue. Though three ti…
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ted about the same time, we see somefiave that pleasing grace wieh is >aid (pun* been her distinction. Born of a go«artha ijy {ind heiress of a liberal fortune. s her Ihindridge had troops of suitors …
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Austria. It was in this manner that the reformation of religion was effected in all the Protestant countries! of Europe. It was in this manner that the revolution in England was effected in 1688. It w…
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of South Carolina, an early victim of the Revolu tion. From Cape Haytien we have intelligence to the 3d instant. Business was dull, on account of the threatened war with the Dominicans. Every male inh…
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man entered a plea of not guilty in each case, aud renewed his bail in the sum of $7,500. From Dominica the papers announce the Emperor Soulouque, so recently at the head of a formidable force against…
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undertaking is incorrect, though they may ultimately step between the contending parties. The rumor among the Haytiens is that this time the English and French will not interfere. A letter received in…
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John L. Cochran, of Albemarle, Record- y ing Secietary.—Sotionnl Animcan. i S llayti mill Shu Domingo, New Y <Rk. Jan. 20.—Advices from Port an P.-.n:e>d D *cemb *r‘J'.Ph bring rumors of an engagement…
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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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pretty finale to the existence of the Ameri can race on the Islr.nd. The negroes first barbarously murdered their masters, then set up for republic, which afterwards be came a monarchy and now. after …
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State Constitution so as to establish the single district system, and annual sessions of the Le gislature (they are now biennial.) In r. gard to National topics, he advocates the improve ment of River…
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ple, and successor of Dessalines and Christophe and Boyer. But he had other objects to compass be side this, and no sooner did he find himself firmly seated in the Presidential chair than he began to …
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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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jects. Should this prove io be the case we may expect nothing but anarchy and bloodshed lor some lime to come amongst the black population of Hayti. The dif ferent military leaders will probably each …
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ing 150,000,000 francs to France, expressly con iines that recognition to the French part of the island. The circumstances attending the defeat of Faustin are so extraordinary that hut for the positiv…
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brother-in-ltw, and BH.IKK) French trooj«, per ished, it achieved its indepehdeuce. Th- other and larger part, Dominica, remained !fur some lime afterwards under the Spanish dominion. At length, howev…
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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…