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Interesting from Hawi.--The barque Hecla
Capt. Hoy', las arrived at New York from Por,
au Prince, whence she sailed on the 9Th inst. The
difficulties between the Dominicans and Haytiens
continued in full force. A French commercial
ngent, residing at Cape IIaytien, ha been ordered
of by the blacks for acting as a sort of spy for
the Dominicans. Not leaving Immediately, down
10 the beach, and made to swim off TO Haytien
man.of.war, on board Of which he received Sc.
verc fogging. This created some sensation, and
may lead to The blockade of all the Hay.ien ports
by the French. A steamer conveying informa.
ton of the occurrence hnd been despatched to the
French Admiral on the coast, bnt had not returned
on the 9Th inst. aa-4-z.a-z-


CoNGREssToNaL.-On the Both uIt., In Senate.
Mr.. Benton. from the Committee on Military Az
fairs, introduced bill for the raising of a Repi.
ment Of mounted rifemcn. The bills for crea.
ting anew the Office Of Inspector General, and au.
thorizing the raising ofa company of sappers and
miners, were finally passed and sent to the House.
Tho Oregon resolutions Of Mr.. Hannegan were
then taken up. which occupied the Senate tiIl the
hour Of adjournment.