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nothing. The volunteers are in harmony with him. Filibusters are reported to land every few days, and the Spanish troops shoot them when they catch them, Americans and all. Insurgent successes are con…
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complaints have been made against tbe former and three against tbe latter. Several German bankers and capital ists met yesterday to consider tbe ques tion of an Atlaotic cable to Germany. Large subscr…
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denly caved off from the main land into the stream. Every one perished. The bodies were found lower down the stream. HAYTI. A City Captured by the Hcbelc A Traitor Executed. New York, Nov. 13. Haytion…
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on the subject are quashed, and Georgia must face the music. Salnavk's Position.?We publish news this morning relating to llayti, and, judging from the roport, tho Haytlen President is in a Sad plight…
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In* promotion wa* celebrated by the Spaniards with eere uadea to which the General ro* ponded with beer and I* *ald to have atopped up until hulf-|>aat ten o'clock I'. M., a very uuunual thing on hi* …
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Kvlvam Snlnave is declared an outlaw and a price of 5,ooo piastres set upon hw head. TJie decree of outlawry also extends 10 Vil Lubin, Muina Kigaiid, SlITra Fortune and twenty-six more of his ad here…
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pire under Soulouque, although he held republican prinei ples. When on the morning of Dec, 22, 1858, Geffrard raised, in the name of the people, the standard of revolt, and de clared for a Republic, t…
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fered terribly and were left in total destitution. Over two hundred lives were lost and five hun dred were wounded. Salnave fled towards the (Spanish part of the island. Proscription was proclaimed to…
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in gold, and that of the revolutionary party at 4500 to one. This makes the finances unsettled and causes 'considerable discontent. Affairs generally, however, have subsided to an easy condition and l…
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by the revolutionists, which caused great consternation among them. Salnave moved from Petionville on the 21st, arriving at Verrette on the 22d, his object being to reach Baraona. On the 19th of Decem…
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race for self-government and civilized progress is being ost laboriously, and, I may add, impatiently worked out. It is from such a commanding point of view that one must study the civil wars and iute…
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When Christophe would not accept the Presidency of fered to him by the Senate under a written constitution, after the tyrant Dessalines had been dispatched, Petion, the third revolutionary general in …
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superstition. The surviving rival leaders of 1843 became jealous of Geffrard. The new generation grew up in prejo dice against a new aristocracy of which Geffrard and these generals were supposed to b…
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Him had taken refuge iu the British} Consulate at Cape Haytien, and Salnave demanded that they should be given up to him. The Consul refused to surren der the refugees, but they were taken by force fr…
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pire under Soulouque, although he held republican principles. When on the morn ing of Dec. 22, 1808, Geffrard raised, in the name of the people, the standard of revolt, and declared for a Republic, th…
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which this unhappy country has been the then tie for the last three years. The victorious rev olutionists have expressed their determination to crush out the Sain ive party, and in the prin cioil town…
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never bo taken alive, Other citizens came up and gapped the fight, and the whole party went to Fort ATTY. ARRIVAL OF A NEW HAYTIAN REPRESENTATIVE IN WASHINGTON=—=BITTERNESS OF THE HAY~ TIANS AGAINST A…
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us fresh from the enforeed hospitalities of the negro-traders in Cuba, or he will bring us word of what the good folks3of another island are doing in the name of liberty and annexa tion. To drop in up…
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of the last-mentioned chieftain, in Decern-j l>er, his capture by the Dominican General j C'ahral on the 8th day of January following, and, one short week thereafter, his trial, condemnation, and deat…
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disturbances which it has caused in the political life of the Haytians, any one has a right to derive arguments against the capability of that people, or of other portions j of the negro race, for sel…
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on foreign shores, in ele from his country. Called upon by the pitlie voice to eowe and j take a share in the dirition of affairs, lie was 1 i sent for by the provifnal government, then under the pres…
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in this, both by wds and actions, lie went in j person to those delated scenes, stripping his i own already poor (vernment, in order to stimu- c late, to foment, alto intensify that brutal and r blood…
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sloop of-war Tiuiier, six days from Port nu- Prince, arrived to-day, and reports that Sal nave was sentenced to death and shot on the 10th inst. THE LATE PRESIDENT SALNAVE. Silvain Salnave, who was ex…
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Your correspondent took occasion to-day to con verse with General Tate on the condition of things in llaytl. The General talked freely, and did not seem to be much disconcerted at the sudden change wh…
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aide Srtettny “p cot, looking for mule trappins, &C, uyt we found five S&vslas (long- i Carts) w “ad heey hidden in ub Jnasufaing, by tbe aid ol wiggh we IY syaliied to aur march, On est ko rows surly…
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Government to- lull their fears or to awake them. Somebody has made out a prozramme of Manifest Destiny which is to include San Do mingo, IHayti, Cuba, Mexico, Jamaica, the Bahamas, the Isthmus of Dar…
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South Africa.—Dr. Livingstone is report ed burned by the Africans. Cuba.—The Cubuns claim an important victory at Guaimuro. Four Amerioan have been fired upon in Havana. Mexico.—More generals have rev…
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S3 a common soldier, and gradually rose to the position of Captain of cavalry of the North, which position he retained after the estalki Arneki of the Knipire under Soulou que, although he held Republ…
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have the time to defend himself, though he could j readily have done so. His indictment was vague and general: and the tribunal which condemned him was made up of his most bitter enemies. Well, the ev…
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low a piobability of the Government of the CInited States becoming its territorial neighbor, j 1 t is needful that the condition of affairs in 1 Hayti should be such as to exact, in the new elations a…
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Waiting trial. Jacmer, Feb. 9.—Over 60 of the partisans of Sul bave have been brought from the iuterior and shot, There are over one hundred in prison awaiting tial, Gen. Vil Lubin, Saluave's right ba…
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After delivering his message to the Provisional Government, the Admiral went as far as Cape Hay- tlen. leavins tne iron-ciau mutator in mis naroor. But news of his menace was not long in reaching the …
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ton he asked the escort. rei- LouisviLLE, March 9. Port list hrama H loyd, Cincinnati to Nashville liienaaie, Pittsburg to St. Louis Abeona, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Pink Varble, to Tennessee River. R…
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THE MISSING IRON-CLAD. The Ram Triunfo?Has She Gone to the Bot tom ??Her Career as a Blockade Runner and Rebel Iron-Clad?Descrip tion of the Vessel. a lew days ago Hi? statement was. made uubllo that …
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Saluave and Uis otlloers. The cultivation of lands, the ouly resource ol the country, is entirely aban doned, everybody naviug been for three years under arms. (See the recent papers relating to the d…
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to our own administration. There is no help for it. The protectorate of some wise and slablo government strong enough to enforce and maintain the law will alone rescue Ilayti from a relapse into barba…
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compel the Piequets to surrender. Two Haytian steamers have Seocpdingly been dispatehed to the South, and Gen, Hrice has been reéuforced, and ordered, in the event of the insurgents not promptLiy layi…
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IIayti, from all appearances, is now about to enjoy an era of peace. IIow long the people of llayti will enjoy a reign of quietudo depends altogether on themselves. Now that Siflra .has been captured,…
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Another Revolution in Hayti?British Opposition to the Annexation of flt Domingo to the United States??xeontion of a Negro at Kingston, Jamaica. A Saw Revolution in Hiyil-flaccl'i Napporters DluatUfled…
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the liberal school, had secretly agreed to unite their 'respective States In a close commercial alliance, based on a free Interchange 01' commodities, and ask 11 protectorate from the United States, s…
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the waters of Han Domingo, after the threats conveyed to the President of the Iiayticn ltepublic by our ininbt tcr in IIIH letter, and by our Admiral In his conversation, it can not lie honorably acco…
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fowls. How much beyond needs of family; vermin destructive or troublesome miscellaneous particulars; what money used? Any trouble from the public disiarh- ances? Any law suits, and if so how condnewed…
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their experience, and tbe cotton crop of the ticulhttUl LcLcufurth no doubt bo kepi wikulu tue preper limit M 3,(AX),tXU UUes. SECOND EDITION TO-DAY'S CABLE HEWS. Conditions of Peace Settlod. The Mone…
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in January, 1871, were 40,902, so that we received more than one-half. Of pig-iron, Great Brilain sent us 8221 tons in January, 1871, to 4821 tons in January, lsoo, and 8653 tons in Janu¬ ary, 1860. "…
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The population, on hearing that the commissioners had sent a report fav¬ orable to the project, armed them- selves and commenced setting fire to the buildingH, threatening to burn the town, uttering c…
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This house is the refuge, too, of promlneut Hay tiens, Presidents, Cabinet Ministers, generals and others la times or revolution. 1 understand several hundreds have been sheltered here at a time from …
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satisfied with the beds of the ship. Even Frederick Douglass, the most generous of critics and the most devoted friend of his own race and a believer in its latent ability for self-government, confess…
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Tns Tribune of Saturday prints the official correspondence which took place in February last between Rear Admiral Poor and Minister Bassett and the Haytien authorities, notifying them that President G…
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INSULT TO THE DEAD-ΤΠΕ UORROR9 OF IN SURRECTION. Gens. Lecomte and Thomas were burired in ditches. The Rue de la Paix is a pool of blood and no man's life is sate in Paris. IVcat laidie»· Η ΑΥΤΙ. Hava…
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL '4, IS7I. FOREIGN. Fighting at Various Foists Around Paris. The Insurgents Defeated in Every Encounter. Prisoners BXastacred by tbo Gov- ernment Troops. MacMahon Appointed Comm…
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much feeling against tne President because his Secretory favors annexation. The President’* Ulc is threatened. Oo receipt of the news of the termination of the war In Europe, the exportation of the pr…
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from Ilayti to the 1st inat. announce that there is much feeling against the President because his Secretary favors annexation. The President's life is threatened. On receipt of news ol the terminatio…
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by the Eaytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to extraordinary activi ty now by the fear of annexation. Baez, chicl in the esteem of the people, has been signally successful in his admin…
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wielded only their own forces and resources, they would, long ago, have been put down. Be side the Haytien aggressions other causes ag gravate the difficulties of the Dominican repub lic. Among these …
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hnnu and received supplies throoght it, but this certainly no longer the case. On the other hand it is charged by the pzesent Do minican Government that he baa received supplies through Uayti, and tha…
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fyrt the rear administration hold the Haytien President, if any *nil unorr the Haytien or nny other flag* were found in Dominican waters, he would! sink or capture them. Uecorcludfg with the exclamati…
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that he does not claim to represent the principle of constitutional or legal authority and order, is shown by the fact that, in his proclamation, and in a communication to the Commission, he styles hi…
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exploits being robberies and piracies. Cabral has only a few hundred men, operating in the depopulated districts of San Juan and Neyba, and sustained by troops and war material from llayti. The Commis…
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of the people, and ordering their property to be seized. Another decree pronounces the separation of Church and State, sup presses religious bodies, and abolishes na tional property. Advices from Hayt…
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com munists have rallied all their forces in Paris, and a desperate conflict would take place before the government troops could enter the capital. A telegram from St…
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com munists have rallied all their forces iu Paris, and a desperate conflict would take place before the government troopi could enter the capital. A telegram from St…
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iroui the help of foreign intriguers, and Irom the fact that behind them stands the Hay tien nation, which has early three limes the population aud revenue of the Domiuican Re public, which has never …
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Commissioners traversed tho Republic from end to end, and in sover.il direc tions, cither by ther agents or In per son, sjient several weeks at tho capital in conference with tho President and chief G…
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is in the western part of the republic, on the Haytien frontier. The force at Cab ral’s command doe* not exceed a few hundred men. who, in case of iminer geucy, force ioto their service all the male p…
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Lonoos, May 8. Labor troublts 111 the south of Belgium are not ended. Ver viers was quiet last night, but at Ooe tbe workmen excited a disturbance and had a conflict with gendarmes, in which sev eral …
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for the Rawling bronze equestrian statue, and is ready to begin the life size model from which the stalve is to be east. Mining stocks in San Francisco were weaker yesterday, the bull movement being c…
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Havana. Oct. SS. Advices from Port au Prince of the Sth say rumors of another projected revolution were obtaining cur rency, and it was believed that the par tisans of ex-President Gen. Salnave were a…
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HONORS TO PRESIDENT BAEZ, Baez started out upon the journey, from which he has Just returned, accompanied only by Gautier, Delmonto, Curiel, and a colonel of cavalry. He wenl unarmed—a thing sald to b…
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insurrection, the case "f the steamship II r>o?t has 1 e n one of tile innpf prominent, and in fjc'. might perhaps liave amounted to the dig mty of u earns belli between the two nations. This vessel, …
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President Nlssage-Saget is preparing for a second trip to the northern provinces. The people are dissatisfied with the President, who is becoming very unpopular. The Ave Incendiaries, who recently atj…
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Rational Guard of Matamoros attempted to revolt, tout nothing reliable can be ascertained. BUTCHERIES IN HAYTI. Executions ot Imurgenta?War To Be Declared Against Baez. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD…
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Dr. Reidel] was recalled and testified: Regarding the Commissioner Davenport here announced that, since TUESDAY. Oct. 1. RTWB TIER GRATE =i or the Towe=t cash WhARe Merchants 600 Union Pacific el. L&W…
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swallowed up smaller libraries, there being still I sixty-six left ol tncui. L HEKAJjD, 'i'UUKSDAY, H A Y T I. The Coming Election?8pecie Versos Paper?The Treasury Bobbed of $16,000 in Gold?Another Re…
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CELEBRATION! RUMORED OUTBREAKS- Seventh Page. c DETERMINED LEGISLATIVE STRUGGLES OVER THE CHARTER! THE POWER OF APPOINT- q MENT AND RETENTION OF THE ASSISTANT c ALDERMEN THE BONES OF CONTENTION? C Thi…
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Is to retain its individuality he will some day be its President if the rasli act he has just committed does not disgrace him forever, lie has done a tiling which may give his name a world-wide notori…
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o Jlayti, that no white man can own property in the country, vote or hold office. Not ho with the Dominicans. While not over trleudly to foreigners, they allow them to have most of the privileges of t…
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and ti.e news of the happy casualty induced a rising of the people apainst bis authority. When he heard of this he called for Ills six brace of pistols and swore nor, a man of the revolters should be …
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STREET! THE STOCK EXCHANGE?THE NEW CITY PRISON JOB?FIFTH Page. WAS TBE CAPTAIN OF THE POLARIS POISONED SECOND MATE MORTON BELIEVES HE WAS! HIS SUDDEN AND SINGULAR ILLNESS! SICK AND VOMITING AFTER DRIN…
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lands Majesty M, Pou, Consul of the German Empire, FOREIGN NOTTS, The Pope has recovered from his recent in- digposition, The Government in Cuba proposes agaiu te embargo several estates which wore ja…
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without money things have come to a pret ty free paes. S or of in of I a a The Jla;tlan Revolution. By way of Kingston. Jamaica, we have received a full account, written bv the special correspondent o…
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lowers, consisting of similar exiles and Cuban sympatb zsrs, left Kingston on the twenty-sixth of Febinary by tbe British Royal mail steamer for kernel. They in tended on arrival off port, if certain …
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that a republic has been proclaimed iu Servia. The Obrenovitch dynasty has been deposed and Prince Milan escorted to the frontier Fighting iu Mayti. New York, March9.—Slews is received. Bial Canal. Hi…
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be devoted to paying the passage back to Chiua of those Chinamen who wish to return. Senator Morton expressed his willingues* to introduce such a bill. WEST INDIES. Failed to Agree. Washington, August…
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was given on the 1st Inst., however, throughout the northern and western districts of tho island, and was promptly responded to by the followers of the tkreo pretenders to the Presidency?General j Mor…
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the body of leaders left behind further means of transport had to ho provided, and, this was found in a small schooner, the purchase of which was negotiated for by Sir. Dumbar. despite the Governor's …
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lias resided in the Dominican ltepuhlic during the lout two or three years us a political exile, at the head of a few partisans crossed the frontier and took po? session of tho village of St. MIcliaoL…
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other expedition, which was to start on the 39th nit., under the command of Tennise, its agent, a Mr. Duinbard, took the English mail steamer Med way for St. Thomas, where he was to charter a schooner…
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Condition ofllie ll«y lien Repub lic. Cape Haytikn, June 24. —It in ru mored that the National Assembly at Port au Prince has been closed owing to dissensions between the Senators and Deputies. On the…
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the government house in Cape Hayticn City, Hayti. The government troops, after fighting all might, drove the rebels out of the city. Thirty were killed and wounded. Parisien is said to have fled inte …
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rived from St. Thomas with the following news from Cape Haytieu, June 21: It is rumored the National Assembly at Port an Prince has been closed, owing to dissensions between senators and dep uties. On…
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own some of tbe beet elements of citi zensbip, cont United States have extradition treaties with several of tbe German states, but by reason of the confederation of these stales nnder the imperial rol…
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course with Great Britain continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tho pro visions of the existing reciprocity t…
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jfa niostf rierdlv character. The govern r.ent ot Hawaii has indicated its willing ness to continue for seven years the prov iens of the existing reciprocity treaty. Mich continuance in view ot tße re…
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)f a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated ts willingness to continue for scvou years ihe provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the re a…
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most friendly character Tho iovernmontof Hawaii has Indicated Its Trllllninei continue for seven oars the pro Visions of the exIMlni reciprocity treaty Such continuance liiviow of the rotations of tha…
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tinues to ho of n most friendly charac ter TJtK SANDWICH ISLANDS Tho government of Hawaii has indi cated lis willingness to contlnuu for soveti years tho provisions of tlio ex isting reciprocity treat…
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moat friendly character. SANDWICH ISLANDS. The Government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for sevon years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in vi…
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with Great Britain is of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the grovis ions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such con tinu…
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most friendly character. SANDWICH INLANDS. The Government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for' "ven years tho provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in vi…
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The government of Hawaii has indioated its willingness te oontinue for seven years t! e previsions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations ef that country to the…