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FROM HAYr.-We learn (says the New York
Morning News) from Capt Dcvens, of the brig
Virgin, which arrived at Boston on Saturday, that
President Richie was expected to arrive at Port-au-
Prince, from Jacmel, about the Goth Of August,
when the new constitution would be proclaimed
based upon the old one, with some slight modi6ca-
tons, which the President has promised that he
will abide by. Political affairs in Hayti, at the
present time are in very tranquil state. The
French government are on the most friendly terms
with the Haytiens, and will not acknowledge the
independence Of the Dominicans The law by
which foreign vessels were prohibited from landing
portion of their cargo at one port and dischargng
the remainder at another, would be annued, and
go into effect about the 25th Of August The re.
pealing of this law will be Of much benefit to the
commerce of Hayt