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From HAYTI. The New York Courier and
Enquirer learns from Captain Robinson, Of
the schooner Larch, arrived at New York on
Sunday, from Jacmel, that report prevailed
when he left, that the Dominican Government
had made overtures 10 the Haytien Govern
ment to be re-united the President was at Aux
Cayes at the time, and was on his way TO Jac-
mel, at which place they were making great
preparations for his reception, when he was
met by the Dominican Commissioners, with
whom he, returned Immediately to Port Au
Prince, and il was thought the entire Island
would once more be under Haytien rule;