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IMPORTANT FROM HAYrl-We take the following
from the Boston Post Of yesterday. The intelli-
gence shows the necessity of having an American
man Of war in the vicinity of Hayti -


CArr HAvrirr, Jan 4, ls46-By the departure Of the
brig Smyrna we embrace this opportunity to inform you
of the state OF the market At the present time there
are less than seventeen vessels in port six which
from Boston The market il literally glutted with
American produce Flour selling at $a4 Hayten
reDcy-Codfish Sl2 $lcf-Pork $40 $l6. Doubloons
worth 500 and bat very few be had even At that
price. Coffee is held at I93 20 cents and but little
coming in, owing to the scarcity Of labor. Every
s soldier, and the whole time il taken up learning
military tactics in preparation for the grand march Of
the whole army agsns the Spanish part Of the island,
that will move ON or before the LIST of March.


or the Haytien feet that left here two weeks
since for an attack Port Plstt, four Of the ave
were wrecked in the harbor Of that place the other,
very small vessel, escaped II il supposed that great
portion OF their crews were lost This great loss
for the Hsytens. but Notwithstanding they are now
hitting out feet Of i've six vessels for the same port


The American bark Nautilus was hred into by the
Hayden feet the captain ordered on board the Haytsn
vessels and required to give up his papers Atsr hav-
ing detained him time. he suffered to depart
with his papers. All this done while Asg
at her mast head, and the high some IS miles
from the land We hope soon 10 some OF armed
vessels In these waters.