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LATEST FROM HAYTr-We have received our re
gular file of papers up to the 18th ult, by the brig
Hayt, Captain Mores The Haytien, or negro
part Of the Island, is still disturbed with nsurrec-
tons, and may almost be said to be in a state of
anarchy and civil war.


There appears to exist much apprehension re-
atve to the course which France intends to pur-
sue towards the country in the indemnity to be
paid in annual annuties, the old colonies of St.
Domingo,a ,as concluded upon by the treaty between
France and Hayti in 1893, which has not been
paid for the last four years. Much alarm is now
felt from the menacing attitude of France; ship
Of war is expected every day from that country.
What with foreign difficulties and domestic and
intestine troubles, this country, like Mexico, is in
the last stage of political consumption and death.


FROM Rio JANEIRo, LIMA AND BUENos AYREs.-
BY the bark Anahuac, Capt. Huttleson, arrived on
Wednesday from Rio Janeiro, we have received
papers and intelligence from the above places to
the 10Th of April.


The scientific commission sent out from France
to explore the central parts OF Sapth America, at
the head ofwhich is the Count OF Castelnaux, had
arrived at Lima about the 9th of March. The
commissioners intended to proceed to Cuzco, and
afterwards to Apurmac and Ucayale, and to the
Amazon country.


The blockade before Buenos Ayrcs was conti-
nucd in all its rigour No intelligence of any i'm
portance is contained in these papers


INFORMANT PROM Aux CAYEs-We learn from
Captain Mayo, of the brig Gulielma, from Aux
Cages, that revolt among the inhabitants had
taken place several days previous to his sailing.
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