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Ami henceforth we eihort all (nriies to cultivate the spirit of pa< iftcalion ami catholic Christian bro therhood, preying for the grace of the llulyGliost t fsMirrd. copiously, (Hi all tl.c churches.…
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conspirators have been arrested, and their plans brought to light. Our enemies will not fail, I know, to give a false color to the affair, which has had no effect whatevr on the internal administratio…
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ing suffered for no long a aeries of years after having sacri ficed all thiM world's goods, by molm at different times and after having suffered so much sorrow and affliction from the loss of friends …
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the panic to their comrades not yet engaged in cnmgm. and the whole force fled with precipita tion. Having cleared that section of lLe mniru. ders, the Haytiens returned to their forier quar ters at F…
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We issue in a supplement to-day, a full report of uie closing scenes in the convention. Very Late from JIavti. The Wm. Nelson Gapt. scoit, arrived yesterday from Port au Prince' whence she sailed on t…
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New-York Stare Cessus—The following are returns from 29 Counties, compared with 15840: 27 Counties rn Flies. oseeerae reli AE oP A dl 50.739 "Gain in 5 years, 108196. wl delphia, was recently bought a…
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self-appliuse, t'<at they bad accomplished already what i they only hope I und dreamed to see accomplished. Heme wi-, i i *ln* Unit. J .States, Joceived by the aits of t iiiti'lt lesuilitnvwere brough…
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tion, not new to the humatf race, men were taught "'o wors1 ip devils," while they thought thoy were worship ping (iod! They were taught to believe that they had done wonderful good, when they had set…
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men, including a colonel, took possession of the place. On receipt of this intelligence, the President, ordered all the troops at Cape Haytien to march for Lexavon; but informaiion arriving tlie next …
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advance. 10coples fur $15, or 20 copies If Bryant had not written, Mr. o not sufficiently palpable. The Doctor assumes above as on 4d oF in 2 A EL i BUNE, me J BY GREELEY Mc OFFICE TRIBU ELRATH. FIVE …
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this induces me to offer you the following observa- this Herald communication? Does Mr. Hogan bring tions, by way of antidote, which I hope may receive provosals from San Dominzo to brinz that island …
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GEORGE B. CHEEVER. geized and swallowed by him with all the avidity UA Ephe He SEEN REL, aire of a starving scrap-gathere age roo oo Tribune received by suthonzec. Ageats, ING Co. ps ho Reporter of Dr…
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Fnow St. Domivoo.?We learn from Oapt. Robineon, of the arhnonrr Larch, arrived yeaterday |h( from Port Pain, (8t. Domm^o,) in diatreaa, that pre- on Tiouato hi* departure the French army had returned …
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boon carrying on his operations for a period of four years. Tire larcenies are alleged to bavo been com mit JS i and on board a steamboat on tho Mississippi /few Or I* mm Picayune. Hayti Nkws? America…
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respects, our fiend has been sd!y gulled, or designedly misrepresents hi.; facts. Kvery falsehood to the ilis.u! v.tnt 'ge of the Haitians, in co.naion circa! .'.loo am mgst tho lowest class "s of Dom…
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asunder of its own weight, the free States will stand redeemed from the foul contagion of slavery which now rests upon them. The various false statements that have been pat in circulation throii;;h th…
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ft very large majority. Good— Rev. Interesting from Hayti.—The barque Hecla,, 5 Capt. Hoyt, has arrived at New York from Port; I nu Prince, whence she sailed on the 7th inst. The difficulties between …
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1 cern is so beggarly that it cannot afford to give htm enough for his support, while he lnborB?ealnusly tor its brief existence j Important prom Hayti.?The brig Snow, Cap;. I Douglass, arrived last e…
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of that instant exposure and condemnation which the thoughtless, curious by-stander, dropped in for amusement, is so apt to take for what the unmask ed hypocrite tells him it is—‘quarrellingamongour s…
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they appear. The House then took up the Private calendar on which they were engaged till they ad- journed EE FARTHER FraoM ST. DomisGo.—The Courier publishes some additional items relative to affairs …
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year more than consume the annual revenue, what ran save it froin a rapid depreciation?it not nominal, at least actual, in the shape of enhan"?*d prices of all conimorli les ot consumption 1 No great …
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ceived, but enough was known to leave no doabt of the party commonly called the Liberal party, having a ms. jority From B Several convicts had recent! hulks, but were retaken. The Traveller says: Ther…
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fotty five year*, subject to military duty, in eaoh of the counties. which bave been reported to me, in accordance with an act entitled ''An aot requiring the assesemto take lists of persons subject t…
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P. A. Davis, of Annapolis, was seized by the Sheriff of Anne Arundel, on the charge of dredging for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay, I contrary to the laws of Maryland. The ves sel and cargo were forfei…
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10 recolrer might hare made lettlemoaia. Thio, ho rgod, waa a rary different ceee from that of tho diree re or other partleo, who bare boon connected with w management of the bank. Tho reoolutioa lioa…
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The leaac Newton left yesterday on her first trip. The Alida will commence running in about a week is nominated by the Later from »t. Domingo. By Capt. SMALL, of the brig Washington, from §t. Domingo …
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pedition which had been got up by the Haytien Gov ernment, against the Spanish or Dominican part of the island, had marched to the attack, and were re pulsed with a large number of the blacks killed, …
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prepaid or not paid at all, on this side of the Atlantic. The American inland pct'.flge alone cannot be paid. Orj-Several persons fn! New' York have actually been deluded into paying their passage to …
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are made a legal tender, and like penal ties are annexed to counterfeiting these and other United States coins. OO-By Captain Small, of the brig Washington, the New Ynik Commer cial has the following …
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killed at Presidio Rio Grande, March 9, by two ne groes, one of whom was shot by the national guard, after confessing that he had murdered fifteen Ameri cans and two Mexicans. This negro was a slave r…
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ellow- citizens from it. A major portion of but, there concentrated. thusiaem by all classes, and the 14th, when matured, he ordered cam order of the day, “to the mr ple the bosom of tbe Republic thos…
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Their elegant singing ami altistie instrumental 1 rmaiicon w ill bear the most minute criticism We imniend them I ijihly toall our citizen*. and str ingers w ting the city h,.y will sing every evening…
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schr Doioritas, Kelly, Balize, Honduras: Brsehr Dream, Cox, do. ('Id ships Dalmatia. Pousland, Boston: Medenseh, Chase, Havre; Elizabeth (Br). Kees, Liverpool; bark Sultan, Decan, do; brigs Apalaehico…
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than weaken them, rather than endanger our future with fra tricidal struggles. The army that accompanies me is not an army of enemies it is a support, a succor for the true Haytiens of the East, with …
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aging that country. (KrTha people of New Orleans were catching cat-fi.-h, in ihe streets, ou the 16th Inst. fj7" The re wsttfiroin Franklin, ludian, on last Thursday night. Tho lot i esti mated at v0,…
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was dull. The currency was bad enough, twelve and half paper dollars being equal to one of specie. From a Bermuda paper we gain some additional particulars of the bittle between the Haytiens and the D…
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mand for foreign provisions. as the inhabitants, gene rally, were much too poor to purchase to any great ymount. Notwithstanding their troubles and defeats the language of the people was as Warilke as…
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abeth, Eugene, Susan Ross, J P Lofand, Rio, Madison, Berry, Uneco, Soutberper, and El zabell from Manstaway, Deawsre City: Mary Wise, Zephyr, Theus, Mary Armand, Granite States, sad J Q Adams, NYork C…
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u Jb show the very age and bo*hj of the times. The brig Vulture, which sailed from Port au Prince, 2i)th ult., has arrived at Boston. 1 be captain reports that coflee was very scarce, and that the Mon…
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by a decree ol tho legislative body, ''as a ttiaak of gratitude fur Ins eminent services.' The decree declares thai the present laws and institutions shall remain in force until they can be revised. S…
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("apt. Darling arrived at New Orleans on the 2*tfc nit from Texas, with the body of Major Gates. President Taylor has designated Tuesdays and Fri" days, fri m 12 M. te 2 P. M for vtrits of courtesy, a…
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probably all of thain arc whalere;- ships America, and S?aDaa; burke John IV CoUin. and Kirkwood; brig Got Thorp; lebr Kvato." Sid Xlth, brig Meteor, Talparaiaj. CnAckaa, Jan .t?iti/J Coben, from NOrl…
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a deep son ml toil among his friends, as well as profound regret among Ms brother officers. [Philadelphia Bulletin 6th. From Ham.?The Boston Journal, of the 2d iust., has the following: "By recent arr…
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how well fitted hia race is to take rank with the other racea of the earth. The second act of the J(l| comic drama, m which he is performing the lend- ing part, though not without the intervention of …
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vessels loading at this port for California than at any one time since the discovery of the golden de posites in that distant region. The following is a correct list of the vessels now tm Ships Jane H…
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Esq., who in an eminent degree possesses the above qualifications. YVATER.EE. Editorial Gleanings. Methodist Church Suuth?The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will meet at …
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w? i Id wi.it ft r a war strain* r, vt inch was daily exim ltd, aid then pn t et d aguiuat the Dominican*. 1 he llaytun iroope were d.nly exercied liel'ore the J'It etdt til's palace, weir increasing …
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position of Cuba, and its distance from other points. From the soutisrn part of Florida to the most northern part of Cuba the distance is 113 miles. The distance from the extreme south west pm'nt of C…
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Even XIr. Green's sudden arrival from Hayti does not clear up the matter,but gives room for a few more grave doubts and mysteries, because the Spanish authorities have recently designed to aid the Dom…
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part of the blaad the Dominican* the Ka*t, or old fianirb |a t which I* altoat three, fourths of the *1 ?l>. 11a finer are black* and number about frUoUOO; th-lMtir nnmhi r about "Jno 000 and are i,t …
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Twa Cat*. Ma; 1?? Bark Mala, fraaa Moblla, dias brig i apt John, Burgta, litwa tor Tubaaca ia a fkw da;a; aibra S*?ti<-h, Watio, from Mlrloaaa for NUrloaaa, da; libballa ILcapaoa, fin Mobilo, diao Hou…
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j tyrannical robberies and confiscations of American property, a aum amounting to nearly one and a half millions of dollars Here is an amount worth talking al?<ut, and claims founded in justice which …
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There has been a secret ngent of the Brit ish government here for some time, busily engaged in bringing about a union between the Dominicans and the Haytiens, so that there should be but one governmen…
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whole troupe amounting to about forty persons,) is on the eve of returning to the United States, from which he has beeu absent for the last year. Mr. Rappe returned with many presents and a large sum …
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does not contemplate a coercion for the payment of debts due from a foreign Government to citizens of the United States. As I understand it, the claim that we have against the Gov ernment of Hayti gro…
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coeici'in (o. .h. wmen.ol J.buda. from a foreign Government to citizens of the ^ni ed States. \s I understand it, the claim that we have against the Gov ernment of Hayti grows out of certain regulatio…
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HOUSE or KEPRHETrATIVU. WEU.SL.SPAY, JILT 3, 1800. Mr Holism asked leave to introduce a resolution instructing the Committee on Foreign Afr*irs to inquire into and report m to the expeditncy of placin…
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purchased an interest in the Advertiser estab lishment, and will hereafter lake charge of its busings* concerns. Mr Curtis was, some years since, a proprietor of the same newspa per, and is favorably …
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this Italy of the West?this magnificent humbug!! Late from Hayti.? Commencement of Hostilities.?Jeromie, (Hayti,) Oct. 11th, 1850.?Intelligence from Port au Prince has been received, stating that host…
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And gaze on the bill« of my own native land, I'll brush from ray pate cheek the tear drops tiint roll. And wake for the c, only, the herp of my aoal. Columbia, Tain. Haytli Some «sixteen hundred miles…
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the locomotive genius of French liberty! Her red and her black republicans’ could unquestionably teach Washington, Jefferson and Franklin their A, B, C, in the sublime creed of human freedom. Selectio…
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'ranee, have been for some time endeavoring to I irorure the subrnisaioii of the Dominicans to I louluque. We have recently been informed that his view of the subject, hua also been adopted by he Gove…
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t ha Staamehlp lla'lla rnr. wt'iinn i'a*sa?k or imk mr.Tif:. The following letter mprctirg the outward [fitMffe of the American *tr?m-hi; lUltic, hn been kddreaaed hy (>|itflin omatock, her coiutn ind…
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r.y later ndvicts froin llayti, rcoeived in this city we have a more connected account of the late plot to overthrow the existing imperial government of i 1 U Fe-cstablish the republic. In the first p…
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tained. And this is New York j- From the Botlon Traveller. The Plot to Overthrow the Empire of Ilaytl. Bv later advices from Hayti, received in this city, 1 we nave a more connected account of the lat…
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if similar feelings exist with respect to the British Wui India islands?the Bahamas and Bermuda. St. Uuiuhigo ui.d Iter Destiny. By an arrival at Boston, we have had accounts from Hayti, which a.-sure…
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i stupid tiling to think so,) hut where it oug! o he, nnd when it ought to he, and where a lo, or shall do, in God himself, nnd only hin is the very tradition distinctly clenreth the case. Boston, Apr…
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nanners in bis book. The Haytian Quostion, The endeavor is often made to mis lead the people of this country with re- i d spect to Havti, and it is even proposed to prompting the child himself to aspi…
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the high and mighty Emperor of Hayti, according to the latest news we print this morning, from the Port au Prince, has been venturing some further manifes tations of his dislike of this country and go…
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put an end to all such villainous companies." Later from Hayti. Bnslon JJpril 28. The schoon er Mary Chilton, from Port Au Prince, the ninth, arrived to-day. Capt. Hollins reports that the Cham ber of…
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substitute for proposition B, (the witfliagu basis report) so a* to strike out the restric tion upon the representation of cities and towns. Mr. ist* suggested flint it would bo better for Mr. S. to m…
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highest Court in a State distinguished for legal talent cannot but exercise an important influence in all the States and, among such a law-abiding people as those of Massachusetts, especially, the aut…
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Union. Repeal that law, and millions of Southern j men will go about dissolving this Union as in the! performance of a sacred duty. As sure as God lives, this is so If the Union, then, is to be destro…
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ui u ii biiu iu ail luvti in miiiuii o vviiii'uiuw. Later from Hayti. Boston April 28. The schoon er Mary Chilton, from Port Au Prince, the ninth, arrived to-day. Capt. Hollins reports that the Cham b…
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sented to be reliable authority, that the pay ments up to the present time, and which in cludes nearly all that is due, is between S0.000, and $90,000, and the Convention is within one week of closing…
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fully impressed with the importance of the duty they are called upon to perfoim*. But we are credibly informed that the whole matter is per fectly understood at Port au Prince, to he a solemn farce, a…
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that the whole matter is perfectly understood at Port au Prince to be a solemn farce, and that the decision of the aforesaid legislators upon the grave question of national interest," communicated to …
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The appropriation bill and many other important measures were thrown over. Gov. Barry has ac cordingly reconvened the Legislature, to meet at Lansing on the 9th of June next. A private letter from Por…
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volving pistols was stolen from one of the counters whilst in charge of the police, ft had been stolen be tween the hour of closing the doors of the building on the 30th ult., and the hour of opening.…
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arroniiuodaled al Wevena'a, tinder the Alheaoum, oppoaita the Adelphi Theatre. May 31- 3Uf SFPERIOH Dsnematypsa 1- First Pras WHITF.HITRHThaaeneoded the fieId of bis more ground than any daguerreotypi…
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The mails and specie left Chagres in the Empire City May 25th. Everything was quict at 'iavana when the Georgia Jeft, and no apprehensionjof an invasion was felt. 4 number of the inhabitants had left …
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Emperor has done, is to issue a proclama lion, calling upon the Dominicans to believe in his peaceable disposition. Thus, the need of the imperial government wishes to lull the Republic of Dominica in…
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lie towanls this country; but Siulou.juc's bankers in 1'ostofl, H. C. Clark and Co ujed every means to prevent the matter f'-om being pressed to a conclu -?'on, for the reason that if the indemnity wa…
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been pursued afford just cause for gratification. Mr. Webster is about disposing of the complicated Central American question by offering a comprehen sive joint pretectorate with England and France of…
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war intended for the subjugation of the Doruin- 9 leans, that are thus atii/maiizAd h? th? mU>\ 9 "without so much aa an opportunity to bid adieu 9 to mother*, wives, and children. There are 9 thoae o…
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upwards— insured for zw 00U Three frame dwellings Likewise wok fire and were destroyed furontant riow Havre=-Cuapt Morse of brig Waitstill, arrived at New York June 2th, in wine days from Port au Prin…
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No. 1,110 days old, 121 lbs. Buck No. 2, 100 days old, 10G lbs. Ewe No. I, 100 days old, 101 lbs. The editor of the Charlestown Free Press says that those having anything superior, can notify him of t…
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for each have rapidly advanced. From Buenos Ayres. —Advices from Buenos Ayres to May, 15 report every thing in an unsettled state. Another Failure. —Hurlbut failed to-day. His liabilities are stated a…
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e le and represent tlvj ,?f sound principles, and I of n Southern eon tit i ncy. Tiik ai.leoed Hatti.f. betwkeh tup. Hat tikss and Dominiciass.?We learn by n HnyI tien gertleman, who arrived in this c…
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confounded, although strong efforts are mak ing to settle the questions that distract (he Republic of the Isihmus." In reference to Hayti, it is true lhafihese powers have made a strong representation…
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urtait hh w Mai fix ae. Jul f 2?Hlnfk Weeed -?1 <41 Marytead R'a. 9i. Itnia do I".",. Ml* llelMmora Ca, I'M u I <lo i^ii Kit,; 'ii Raltnaor* ard nth Hailr ad 11 nda. rr. I S Irtl4? JT.-harea Balliaior…
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Mark the audncily and impiety of this fall en man! Ho thinks that there is no higher law, in conscience or expediency, in heaven above or earth boueuth, thuu the hell-hoili Fugitive Sluvo Law 1 We mus…
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and properties of the blood, and the whole function of the circulation. It is, perhaps the moat interesting portion of our general subject. It will require several articles to do justice to this branc…
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The N. Y. Leirisluture have before them a bill authorizing married women owimng siock in corporations of any character, to vote In olections for trustees or directors, as the case may be. This is taki…
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HAVTI AND 8T. DOMINGO. The new. of a battle bet^ the Haytiene and Domini cans, brought by a recent arrival at New York, but aubse quently contradict* by an arrival at B-ton aeerm to-be fully confirmed…
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burnt brandy cannot sh ve him?down he musl go, and the Sallant and eloquent Higler will occupy his place. The einocracy ol ihe Keystone are untied, and when united are irreimltHe. The Republic, if it …
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which recently convened at the Navy \ard at J Washington, has concluded its examination, and that the verdict of the Court is against the promotion of Lieut. Rhodes. Dr. Smith, a passenger in the schr…
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priqier, or the Fmipirc of Soulniiqne. still continues, and is decisive in every battle for the Dominicans. The lust battle at Cutuy, on the 13th, it is reported, cost the emporer's army of 2,700 men,…
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terday examined by Recorder Génois, and the case dismissed. Insults. —Theresa Matsura charges some great unknown with intuiting her. Anne Wolfe is charged by Anne Mills with doing likewise. Ilayti. —A…
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died near LovelPs Furnace, on Friday latt, after a tihon illness, of cholera. On the same day, a ne gro died of the samediwaw. In this place, on Saturday afternoon, a middle aged colored woman «ervant…