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anil will be prepared to report to morrow. The amendments to the constitution will be considered at the session this morning. Later from Port au Platt, IIayti.?We learn from Captain Brannan, of the sc…
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Thursday, at 4 o'clock, p ni. She will touch, go ng and returning, at Cone river and the usual andings 011 the Potomac. Passage and fare JAMES MITCHELL, Sept 30?tf Captain. h safk and comnoDi. ous ste…
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diately to cousider matters of grave import I ance. It is stated that tbe house of represent atives at Buenos Ayres had elected Rosas governor of the republio for life, and had de nounced Oribe as a t…
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By an arrival here we have dates from Port au Prince to the 23d of September. The emperor of liayli haa complied with the demand of the agents of France, and England, and the United States, and conclu…
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Groceries arc steady and unchanged. The cotton market is unchanged. Whisky 21 a "21 i cents. The steamer Marion, from Charleston, and Alabama, from Savannah, have arrived. Eater from Ilayli. Boston, N…
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TL 0 vot(J fjf Governor, in Iloston i,tood p..otes.imt, K. mi,. '"wi tii uieu, wuicu gave onence to some f it..:. .1 l. i- o- Catholics, who took the corpe and car such scenes as tl esa never t-.ko r.…
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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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is almost nothing here which can interest or amuse after the first excitement of curiosity is over; no so ciety, no literature, no science, no art; nothing but the caricature of an Imperial Court and …
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and unless a new system takes the place of our present mode of dealing with such questions, Solouque will succeed in that project so warmly sustained, in reality by England, of subduing the Dominicans…
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tropolitan Hall. It is useless to attempt any elaborate notice of her singing—the time for that has long since passed. She was received with the warmest enthusiasm, and heartily ap plauded throughout …
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treaties of commerce and amity are usually regarded as great contrivances to promote the peace of the parties. Let the experiment be tried with flayti and it will not only produce war with her, but ad…
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such heavy losses would not accrue so often to publishers. Fnrmrr and Mrrhanic flenorlaf to Congr?*i for Ike ftccogatttoa of flaytl. To the Honorable Henate and Houre of Reyrenentativp* of the 11 mud …
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South Cnrolina, Virginia and Kentucky, their lumber, riee and tobacco. Our manufacturers of New England, New York and Pennsylvania,have begun to supply the Haylien market with our cheap cotton goods, …
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took 159,602, which last amount of Il iytien trade is about one third of the aggregate amount of our trade in that article to the world ($456,491). This suhj?ct deserves the more the attention of o.ir…
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ly unworthy of any men having pretensions to self refpeit or independence of mind, and is an in suit to that rcspected, honorable, high spirited class of the community who were, to a ccrtaiu extent, r…
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we do not believe th?y will succeed. No popular government would venture ?o to insult the national self respeot as to admit a nation made up ol' igno rant niggers to maintain diplomatic relations with…
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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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trinue are longing to emigrate ty Americs, Tae desire ouneos on hoard. and the Pelham. from Sydney. w th contions the folowing restr of the morte y 0a Wir we dn altel on loot to unite (he Guanajuato, …
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sured me he would do. I doubted his having nerve enough to keep his word, though MR. WALSH TO THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS, PorT-AU-PrINCE, March 14, 1551. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, RT RTRIN FAA er…
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ble, of the menner in which thé said Governments regard L) uestion of humanity and general interest, Shay dust their inability to enter into suy discussion of these if vtives or to confer with the Com…
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against. tha Dominican people. Before, however, they make thU explanation, which they will do aa briefly as possible, of the manner in whioh the said government* regard this qutstion of humunltj and g…
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and cODriusr any aoinmnaicacioB which the eommeroial i agent* of Hay ti in the I'nited States might address to it. respecting the commercial or navigating interests of that country and will, therefore…
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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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an "exulting and abounding land?a tand Ltera'ly flow mg with milk and honey; now it might be affirmed, without extravagance, that wliere it is not an arid and j dew date waste, it tilled with the wate…
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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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j France, and thin, too, in the concerns of an independent State which we have never recog| nised! t v,isgi.ku ia inufwnofmnu ilcal luiivh tuc ICkl'in wi nioiiuvwviio ?*viii the British aud French Min…
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of the three Powers, because, by so doing, it would violate Articles I, 4, and 116, of that Constitution, and consent to the alienation of a part of the territory of the Empire. "The second propositio…
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Monroe doctrine. Wo view the matter in an altogether different light; and we suepect the Pott would have been eilent upon the subject if, instead of opposing the sanguinary schemes of Soulouquc, Presi…
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more brazen of its Northern servitors, as a good thing in iteelf—not a calamity inflicted on us by Great Britain, which we must have time respecting Politics since Election we are asked. Before Electi…
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officially to deplore the existence in a couu- try so civilized as the United Ktates.” R. M. Walcjl Ills Excellency the .Minister of For. .lairs. We hope when our Government shall again send a special…
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diplomacy—of the btso police which wo have pursued towards that important island. 1 tic spirit of Monroes dechirution is defied, and Hayti placed at the mercy of a Euro pean Government, in whoso hands…
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necessary for me to advert to them. I m hrdy incur in the view,* which they express, and i r>.r ct that you trill he goto nod to/ ('urn On arriving at Port au Prince, you will ac cordingly se< k a con…
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away. A freigh t engine with ten cars fell through the bridge at Pleasant Hun, and three men connected with the train were missing. In the vicinity of Madison much damage was done to property, and sev…
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Next is the plan of Mr. Gwin, of Cali- fornia, now under discussion in the Senate. He proposes to have the read fork at each end—one branch running to the Gulf of Mexico, and another to Towa at the Ea…
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surrendering the island to the blacks, who would promptly expel the Spanish, and erect a second Hayti at our doors. That this scheme would attain the proposed end, there can be lit- 1 tie room for dou…
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they have been for the la*t ten years, and there are Jh apparent preparations, by either of the two belligerani' parties in the island, for the renewal of hostilities. The market with merchandise usua…
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are well aware that this must indirectly affect the glory of the conitry; but situated as they are, with two equally painful dangers to avoid, they prefer drawing aride, with tho fraukuess of true rep…
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native island?offers to emigrants from the United States. It would be an act of kindness to my nation, and perhaps not altogether without utility to the. kindly relations of the American people, if ot…
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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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protection of its own interest and the safe guard of Cuba, is to make ample treaties of recognition and alliance with Dominica, so that the princes of Hayti and Europe may clearly understand that its …
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them steamers, aud send them colonista:—how, then, does The Union give currency to the statement that they are under the control of American policy 4. Here, we have the gist of the whole story. We oug…
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public had no concern in the fate—whether proe perouc or fatal—«f the nation of white republi had won their independent ponition un perilous disadvantages, and recovered a t precicus State th civilige…
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As her frit its are such as our climate does not yield, and as our provisions and fabrics are sugh as 4 she chiefly requires, we could well exchange them with the least Pt" of tariff impositions and I…
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Hereey, suger, from Savanah for lost oue man, sud the mate sick. Brig Isabella Reed, Cheesmen, Port-au-Prince Nov. 5, with coffee sud ibguond $0 0, L.& A Ferris. inh inst, lat 34 90, Jos. 753 spoke et…
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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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two governments. The eastern half known as Hayti, belonging to ihe free blacks. Thi western half is Dominjca, a slave-holding republic of French and Spanish Creoles. The boundary between them is unset…
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pleasant u treat and so improving n look can he a i'ordod to children, n? parent shorn.I longer let tin ;u K without it. I Lately published Little Susy's Six Lirth-h rb>wer of the Femi'y Week's Deli -…
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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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was ssid, with view, it lapreuni'd, f securing his recognition of the independence of the Dominic ma, wbi&j be b?d bi'he to refui-eu to do, claiming them ah a rebellion* but integral p^rfon ot hia em …
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The Express is not in favor of the general policy of extension and annexation, if States are to be made of the new acquisitions. to the system when once begun. There is no end fit says) The very neces…
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The. policy; of the administration in relation to miauu acquisition, continues to oe developed.: 1 be long expected proposition for the annexation of the Sandwich Islands lias come at last, and at the…
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It appears from a letter in the New York Post that Soulouque. who, when chosen hm peror of Uayti, was not worth a sous, now owns property valued at $2,000,000. lie owns six large distilleries, with su…
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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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tions of America, was the first to follow our ex- swple by establishing Ler independence, and which has maintained it for half a century, cer- tsinly merits far more than Dominica that we should ackno…
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Hsyii, which, of all portions of America, was tbe first to follow our example by establish ing her independence, and which has main tained it for half a century, certainly merits far more than Dominic…
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barka Gay Head, Green, Smyrna: Pentneket Thnretou Ha vana; Bay State Sparrow Baltlitore; elk, Hardin., Phi ladelphia; briga Satan Small Wallace, fro iter a Tabaoco; Manhattan, Leland Franklin La; warr…
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abolitionists hardly may expect We have here a correspondence "from Port-au-Prince, published iu the Augsburger Allgemeine Zei tung, a paper of great authority, and occupy ing a conspicuous place amon…
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the poople who live in a country should de cide on its institutions, is unworthy of those who love truth or practice virtue. If the bona fide inhabitants of Kansas choose ations, "loring darkness rath…
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'.',170,440 2,000,000 3,500.000 500,1100 300,000 U;4,51(J Diminution Total exportationi from Hayti In 1801. 1IJ. .no. 14 .140.591 ,888 64,768,179 2-2.41-M"at Diminution 4-2.3i8.179 Total exportation f…
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land at the expense of America, the most indefatigable, wide-spread, and strenuous exertions have been made for twenty years through every source that tan influence pub lic opinion. They have been adv…
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Thames, offered battle to the British fleet. FROM HAYTL—By the arrival at Philadelphia of the bark Charles E. Lex, Captain Harper, wo have Haytien news to the 14th ultimo. At Aux (Jayes, the business …
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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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inn Raymond, Roberts A Co. 'a celebrated steel Ilowi, lUU jest received and for sale by nov5 MORRIS feTRATTOSf. 0 HEEsE. 00 boxes select W. K. Cheese, just ro- ceived and Jor tale by MUKKlS siwito. MK…
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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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more intense than for years previously. There were only four murders at Santa Fe in December, two of which were unofficially committed by the sheriff. The legislature had been in session three weeks, …
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A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce at Cape Haytien writes on the th ultimo Every thing is confusion here and all business at a stand. The Hlaytiens have had two engagements with the Dominicans…
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deed, but true, that in thoee three battles only 'hirty e!ght Dctnioeaus were billed, whilst the enemy's a my lost about three thousand. Tbis astonishing difference arises, in the first place, from th…
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commercial intercourse with her of the utmost importance to our people. She stands right ou the way to the Isthmus. Our government has been for several years aware uf the advantage of having mercantil…
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lion privilege to native* of Spain or of the Spanish pnseemkm*- The lharvi d? la Marina of Marcb 11 ntate* that Segovia ha* teen recalled and hi* sue??*w>r appointed. Our urresp<mdent thinks that the …
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that time the Dominicans may travel freely and attend to all kinds of business throughout the Empire. Lieutenant General Guerrier de Prophete, the new Minister of the Interior, entered upon the discha…
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i favorably with thoee of preceding quartern. Tire Haytien currency remains tirm at the rate o^ixtccn lluytieu dollars to one Spanish or Ainericair dofltr. Trade between thin port ruid the United Stat…
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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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best justification, not fur us Havtians alone, but Lttr"jtiean &e,v for every mnu of our race, to whatover country he may belong. Such is my hope.' "It is a pleasura for us to torn from the Journal do…
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and silver: and, furthermore, a large sum had been di rectly usurped from the savings of the people. The peo ple deplore the want of good roads and the want of an organized defence against the empire …
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A. 0. Washburn, of Brtotol, Rhode bland, who arrived tn this city from Port m Prince, Hayti, on Monday morning, has furnished us wtth the following account of his wm mary imprisonment, trial and sente…
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health, when the (Tourt decided that I should be let free I immediately on paying a fine of $800 (Hayticn). This was dont', and I was again free I took passage in a vessel bound to New York, on Friday…
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I leans at Shanst, India, by Sepoys. Most of the European residents perished, the local Mohammedan authorities having with the aid of tho mutinous sepoys massacred tbem. There were fifty five, includi…
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Great Britain, 32.236 $3.4118 473 $23 381 811 France, 1.5 196 1,070 55$ About 'ill UOO.Ol'ii Spain, 6.745 47'J 7.57 uncertain Holland, .'3 38:' 1,110.808 2.070,70-.' Belgium, 6 033 113 051 58 616 Hari…
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empire are unhealthy, although very few foreigners fall victims to the prevailing disease. The Minis ters of his Imperial M v*"ty, Boulouque I., dread a rupture with Fraore. whom Consul i? very friend…
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qijS 75; Porto Kico fair to good $8(5)8.50; prime do. $9(5, 1 9.35. and New Orleans at $7,755/9. REFINED SCOAB- —The refiners have reduced their J rates to-day an *of a cent on hard and 011 soft crush…
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dread a rupture with France, whose consul is verv friendly in giving ear and attention to the com plaints of the Dominicans, who never will become reconciled to the Haytien government. The liiti>b con…
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of the people to bee >ue repuh.ican, as no power Cant h.iuge such a u ultimatum, and no commerce ever arrive at its fullness without. W?n of extermination on this continent in this en'ighteneJ ige sho…
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all nations that have not recognised the indepenlence o Hay U are charged ten per cent upon all import and ton nage dues over and above the dutn s d ntauded of other nations This applios virtually oul…
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Remittance* for Buy of the above piib'i, M always he addressed. post paid. IO llie pulni* i PAUT Ann nro it'I' k /"w k I A lil/ I I 1 A 574 No M Cfold *tr?*?*t, N? w I AYKR'S CATHARTIC PILLS, (Sugar C…
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Vatller, was, almost by an accident, elected President of the republic of Hayti. The contending candidates woro about even, and enough of'the friends of both untted at the last hour upon Soulouquo, as…
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nes9 men who do not employ a regular Book-keeper; also, Lawyers, Trustees and others, who may have disputed or complicated accounts to adjust. requiring an examination into books as kept by Mercantile…
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was said that Gefltard was only a few leagues in his rear. The writer thinks the oonteet was nearly ended, and thai in a day or two the republic would be in tall foreo. At the time of writing guns wer…
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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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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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With the other part of the island, and forming a consolidated republic of mixed races,—the Span ish blood predominating in the Dominican sec tion,—is for the present denied. The Utter are very polite,…
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inhabit a corner of it, and that the American Government should enter forthwith into a treaty i with these whites," for the reconquest of the negro Republic. The morality of this proposition is worthy…
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lighter than was his parent, being of a saddle tint, ad Dumas junior, eon of Dumas senior, pretends to be almost white. So he is--in the dark. ly The Haytien envoy, after diplomatically beating about …
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in mahogany, which hag found an immense opening in Ergland and Germapy: and thus this pew business bas become source of wealth to those who have de- voted themseives to it; the principal markets of it…
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doldars for s number of years past; never hitberto, nor apy similar statement, published. There are about 200 commercial daye in the year, Sundays and fost days bearing no quotations, although the pri…
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ou the ower baud, the sad example and fate of the weaker brethren—the poor persons who are inea- pate of resisting the influence of surrounding eir- cumstances and idens—as conclusively demon- strate …
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hidden in its bosom. Let our black and yellow breta- ren, seatiered torough the Antilles sod North and South Ameren, hasten to cooperate with uy in restoring the glory of the republic. Hasyti is the ¢…
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with thuuv. The inland of Hayti will offer tot those who- are willing to emierate, as vast numbers o Jthent -doubt Jess will bea country due to human Ufe,j The wrf aslave ini withineasVyeac6.,Trom any…
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cars are in tronble smong themsalves in consequence of a threatened Spanish emigration, which will 12evit sbly lend to 8 guare between these two peoples, Spaciarde and Dominicans, and a aubaequent uni…
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Tbo iniiUal'exerUtion of tb'prim ipal ttlples may I estimated thus Coftee, fi."i.ijsl. HI Hal.; logwissl, lame; rottou, T.lssi.liOO lb., HHoa, l.'j.'si.isjti Ihe., ani mahogany, 2..'i"S),issi fit. 1 r…