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LATER FROM PoRr-AU PRINcE. Intelligence
from Port-au Prince to the lst inst represents
political affairs as very unsettled. The Presi-
dent has issued a proclamation that all the ma
tiYes who are able to bear arms, are TO march
against the DomnicanS about the latter end OF
February. 1t has caused quite an excitement
at Port-au Prince. The French Consul Gene
raj was still on board the French frigate, as the
French Admiral had not arrived. Coffee and
Logwood were very scarce, and consequently
vory high.