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tinent, tliot we consider tliein worthy of being ns extensively circulated as our own columns. They are from the pen of Mr. F. W. Chesson. "Ilayti is a country unfortunately but littlo known in Englan…
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notice, and employ many excellent workmen. The tailor's art, practised by Haytian as well as for eign workmen, follows tho European fashions. But the business in which the improvement is most evident …
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a condition. The ball in his right breast has not yet been extracted. The proper name of the young man who attempt- j ed to commit suicide by shooting himself, at a j boarding house in Market street, …
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nearly played out. Nine years ago, as President SOVLOCQCE, lie astonished the sable republicans of that fertile, but mountainous island, by a coup d'etat fashioned according to the most approved Frenc…
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On the 30th, a small French boat, manned bv four men, and bringing a M. Clesea to Gonaives, was seized, and the arrested persons detained until even ing, and the boat was then allowed to continue its …
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mattert, aeefna tohave full force bare;and allbougb there are romora of the progreas of the roroiutloa in the North and of a rising in tome of the neighboring Southern cities, the citiirna spare their…
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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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thing, would bo an endless task. If uow a uew campalzn rf liberty is about to I s opened in Italy. It Is ditS'ult to conceiVM what iiua! success can be hc-;ied for. Fffeeti of .\fgro Ktiiancl|ialltiii…
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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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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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a revolution known in Hayti. It is impossible for mo to write of tho demonstrations of the people; sufllce it to say that President Qeffrard is truly a patriotic man?a lover of liberty, independence, …
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ZAMOK (pere), E. MAGNY. After this formality the President repaired to church, where a solemn Te Drum was chanted,and a most Impressive and stirring appeal made to the people by the Rev. Abbd Gerdolle…
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horses are known to be good ones. For particulars see advertisement. Ntwi from Haytl. ANOTHER REVOLUTION DREADED?TUB LEGISLATURE WILL NOT VOTE THE LIFE EXITLMION OK 80ULOCQCB?OKFFRARD ABOI'T TO IMITAT…
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munition, which, after having been duly certified to, were legally permitted to enter this harbor. Various and contradictory rumors have been in circulation ever since tho arrival of said brig, many a…
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from the impacted district of JUu, where the laet revo lation broke out, it iaquestionable wlAtber rehgioua enthusiasm aloaeled them to doc "the sandalehooc and scallop aheU Thia unfortunate land baa …
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the money expended on their account. A vun trad, fixing the amount, will be made with each eimgtant be lure leaving the continenL Mr. Kcdpath is now preparing a Guide Book, to under the uffichd sancti…
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the first rank—that ony other course is dis- ola was carried the first African slave, and by the labors of a pious werk, Las Casas, was fixed upon the continent and islands of a new world a system whi…
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J'oininicont, to arms. .et up arlso on the as mo'lay two at the same moment, as a sinfie man. No mercy to traitors'. We must conquer at any price. l*t not roversos dise.ouruge us. If wo triumph not in…
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FROM IIAYTI—APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. 13 y the arrival of the brig Echo at New York we are placed in possession of Hayti ffles to March 9th. The Dominicans have issued the following procla mation against …
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quer or die; for death is preferable to degradation; and if we remain impassible we can no longer pre tend to the dignity of free men. Dominicans, to arms; let us arise on the same day and at the same…
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By the arrival of the brig Echo at thit port w art placed in poaaeesion of our Hayti files to March 9th. The ttttmpt of Spain to seize St, Domin go exoiud the liveliest interest in Hsyn. Ths fo'lowing…
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rraii'ler ol Hominies to Mpuin. lie does not liellevo in the ai anion, and here is hi Vervi n of the businei Some veara ago what I toy row' Is drawn from llaylien uniclal ami roes Snitatia (I'reideiit…
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dispatches, bowever, give them all, The latest ramor from Washington was that the Rebels had evacuated Harper's Ferry, and Every oue of them winica lies far from our border, aud twenty t'mes nearer to…
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cd by the numerous colony ot Americans staying at Paris." THE ANNEXATION OF DOMINICA TO SPAIN* —Our recent exchanges from Hat ti are marked by a de termined spirit ot opposition to the occupation by t…
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China, Africa and ports on the Pacific. These rates are additional to the p-emium for sea risks, which is \)4QI)4 percent. Tbe former is to cover war risks. Intelligence from M. Domingo. NEW YORK, Jun…
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of many letters from Norlhorn men 10 Southerners, snowing that thoro are yet many traitors in ibo North.- Ibe tnbuue dispatch says Oov. Hicks lias warned tbo Government of the perils sneoeoing Ihe Cap…
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slaves was proclaimed; nnd "June 21, 179. i. a negro chief, Macaya, entered Cape Francois at the head of .'1,0: 0 slaves and began un indiscrim iiiute slaughter." After the deportation of Toussaint L'…
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rare presented ftod refer ej. The bill providing >r the recognition of ffaytf t?d JJberla, and es v I talf.isluag diplomatic intercourse with those coun' tne? wtiM takeu up. and Mr. l>avis, of Kentuck…
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A sovereig= couesituent Congress, consisting of mine represestativas from each district, baa: .bee* eailed, nod was to hare convened at fan slage De Loscalegoi, intelligence from Port m Psinee, the 25…
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marchtd upon Matamoros, which place was rapidly be. B {through their capital, and like them, ‘hin the Ii I na ing abaadoued by all ibe furoigs merchants. It i= settled, then, that they will remain at …
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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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Great Destruction of Government Proper ty. A fire occurred at Nashville,on Sunday,destroying from $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 worth of quartermas, ter’s and commisary stores —enough to supply 80, 000 me…
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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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The President has appointed Judge j tc escape of the leaders of "the re ptM r .u r ,T i nsi,. volt by sea, and the restoration of order Edmunds, of the General Land 023ce, I throughout the whole islan…
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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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commissions were actually mode out and were ready for delivery, but the. opposition parties made another appeal to President Johnson, and the latter finally directed that the commissions be suspended …
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Flight, die. OUH HT. DOVINOO CORKEHI'OXDKKCB. Hayti, June 17, 18M. The Insurrectionary movement In Haytl, reduced to a few hundred malcontents, shut up in the town of Cape Haytien, and closely investe…
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Hi" whole alftlr |m of foreign rather than domestic, origin. having been ci>oc.oc.t"d beyond the Jurisdiction of trio Hayliun government and inaugurated by mercenary troops enlisted from ameng the pop…
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Mtramar, on the Adriatic, of his adventures In Mexico, and for tho second or third tolumo of Julius Ctpsar from Louis Napoleon, and with some explanatory notes from Lord Palmerstou of the latest "Napo…
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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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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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and up stairs, when she was soiled by the Inmates of th* bouse and the flames extinguished. The poor gui was conveyed to tho Jews'Hospital aod properly cared tor; but Blight hope Is cntertalaed of her…
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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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tion is led by a committee f ten chiefs. who have sent s cmmissioner to Washington to represent their cause. When our Government recently acknowledged the inde pendence, and accepted a Minister Plenip…
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the midst of this trouble comes a popular revo lution. the chief towns rising against General l>i| 1 "'ntel, who has been in command of the Dominican troops, and pronouncing in favor of Cabral, whom t…
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if this ue so, he may be driven out of the coun try, and the Mexican questiou take on a sudden nu Jtous un welcome phase.— Tue revolution in Sr Domingo has proved successful. Carrel hrs been eppuinttd…
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Picsident being for life. The white half is a real republic, and a I rovisional'government has been conducting its ioIui& 1 affair for the last few years, during the invasion by Spain. Spain does not …
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pendence, and accepted a minister Plenipo tentiary to represent the liaytien Govern ment, it probably did uot exjnjct so soon to have two claimants to that honor. The rep rescntative of the Rebel powe…
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very common idea of extending political empire by foreign conquest. In the midst of this trouble comes a popular revolution, the chief towns rising against General Pimentel, who has been in com mand o…
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lurnw ttiP" wre WHU|WUUU *?ncui, wvi|iiiu^ unit; wsig, uid an Immense amount of old Iron, armor, cannon, Ac. The Rev. Arthur Waring on Hajrtl. POMTl'ONKMKST OF THE PROPOSED l.ECTt'KK? VIEWS RESPECTING…
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The Aadstant Prorost Marshal of Maine has been arrested lor receiving bribe* from deserter*. The rebel officer Jl#uiy bos received bis naturalization paperw from Maximilian and is now Mat lean eWren. …
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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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wac dealt out without a tuouiciii oeei.a.ion ipott tlie*" I ?rtM> nere Iriku T(i. pit I the tiv iter" ni?ni>tw) d t?-. j oni tin -tn Ur>' ipIahiI rhutM flltwrll lliit, Altbo.igii tot i?I ft# !h no gro…
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overy confodornto who comos down from tho interior ends the narration Republic, while such recognition would bo in ontiro conformity with the settled policy of tho United Statos, I havo with that view…
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out of the Antilles, has been exploded bj Ngnoleon, and if Baez ever entertuined the iden of uniting with Haysi on those terns, be has now discarded it tor the more liberal wiley of a confederation of…
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caused the discomfiture of Geflrard was his in difference to the success of the Dominicans against Spain in the brief struggle of 1864. His readiness to enter into a Concordat with Home was an evil om…
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were attended by considerable riots. Mr( lee was hooted down at Montreal- and three men dangerously beaten. Cavalry churgeJ the mob. At Eastport two squadrons guarded the candidates home. Tkirtv casua…
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Lull Dog's participation in the affair was the result of a nreconcerted arranecement between Geffrard and the Yiritieh Chorgt d’Attuirs in Hayti, Mr. spencer St John, Lnmedintely upon Salnave's succes…
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to supply the place of mutilated notes withdrawn from cir culation and burned. Gold had fallen from 32 to 28 Haytian dollars to the Spanish dollar. Business prospects were im proving, and daily becomi…
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J he StaW coiw.it'; Urn vr it; proliably be modelled after the Veriuout canstiUliO::. The M't'aihsr in Mobile. M 'H'LR, Nov. 6, 1S37. The weather is clear an J CM nil ther? >v:i? a heavy front tills m…
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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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complete the work by poisoning him. :vi Mlnavetbei-OTOTTCU-Teeiiflm am He was finally -etabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel, and his body was delivered to bis friends, bootless: and shirtless,"…
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States Assessor Gilbert has decided that a tax of 50 cents per gallon must be paid on imitation wines. The Chamber of Commerce has ac cepted an invitation from the Boston Board of Trade to send delega…
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COURTESIES FROM THE BRITISH GOVLIRN- MENT. We have advices direct from Cape Haytien to the 25th ult. President Salnave was at that place, to which he had retreated with what remained of fhe Haytian ar…
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Ant. IV. The Feguing articles may be revised at the end of six wouths, or earlier should it be deemed necessary. i i THE WEST INDIES. HAYTL END OF THE CACOS REBELLION—CAPTURE OF THE LAST REBEL STRONGH…
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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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the wean time, I continue to address the most ardent prayers on your behalf to the Almighty, in order that He may enlighten your mind, and I bless you Parerualiy, “Pius LX. 1HE WEST INDIES. —l HAYTL S…
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country With powerful and strongly armed gangs to intercept any retreat that might be attempted by the President's forces. An attempt was mads by Qeuersa Chevalller, with an army of 4,000 from Cape Ha…
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Home commotion among the native clergy by arriving wiili power, as in suspected, nut not kuown positively. to inquire Into and report at Rome the moral and educational status of the Dominican Church. …
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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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present plan. He well knows tne omcers of the revolution will not expose themselves to lead an attack, and thereiore so long as be shows preparations to repel an assault there is little tear of Port a…
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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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place, went out to meet au approaching bo ly ol revolutionists, anu returuea witn tueui to tne revolutionary headquarter at Vailiere. From Cape Ha tun there is intelligence that forty-two men ol Halna…
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interdicted, the circulating of the new issue of notes in the districts held by them, which lias tlio effect of seriously depreciating the latter. Iu conse uueuco the decree denounces as enemies of th…
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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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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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although the troops have not been suc cessful so far in suppressing the move ment, there are strong hopes that with the expected reinforcements, quiet will soon be restored, especially as all other di…
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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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Telegrams received by the government to-day stato that Puerto Principe continues in the posses sion of the government troops, with Balmaseda com manding. Balmaseda ridicules the idea of his being atta…
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The best hope for the prescnt state of things are, therefore, that they will not last. It we are to credir the assurances of the Haytiens here favourable to the revolutionary cause, th-y are not mtond…
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lay the adjustment he should be removed, but the basis of the proctocol already agreed upon by Messrs. Stanley and Johnson must remain fixed and will sooner or later com maud the consent of beth parti…
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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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By the snivel at New York yesterday of the rig Oliver Cults, direct from Port-au-Prince, in fourteen days, wo hitve Ilajtlnu advices to the 17th ot January. The news n important. Torre vat a prospect …
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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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hitherto appeared. The Echo, a newspaper of Mantanzas, pro feesee to have information that Florenco Ro mines, a rebel General, has presented himself to the Spanish authorities for pardon. It says othe…
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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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Lucia, Dominica, Montserrat, St. Christophers, An- tigua, and Nevis, besides numerous smaller islands, including the Bahamas, the Caicos group, and the Virgin Islands. France owns Martinique, Guada- l…
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A remarkable instance of sagacity and (rood fortune has turned up in the history of the schooner Anna, of this port, which, In running the blockade at Kt. Marc, In possession of the insurgents, mistoo…
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before Aux Cayes to blockade the port. All ho of compelling the submission of the city by a bombard- ment having departed, it had been resolved to attack it by land, for which purpose Salnave had conc…
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clous rumor to the effect that a French man-of-war was off the coast of the island on the watch for suspicious ves- sels, such, for instance, as might be en route for Cuba, and carrying munitions and …
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llaytlen frontier announces a signal victory over Cabral and bis C'acos, assisted by the Haytien rebels near St. John, one rebel general and captain were killed and thirty horses, twenty cattle and a …