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FROM HAyrl.-We are indebted TO Capt. Bart
lett Of the schooner Fawn, from Jacme whence he sailed
OF 22G OF April FOR note OF the sa;e OF affairs wheh
he left The election OF pcrrot to the Presidency lac
thinks likely 10 insure tranquility as it was the work
of the Council State exclusively and the people at large


I, was no, known a. Jacmel when the Fawn loft
whether Pierrot had arrived not AT Fort Republican,
from Cape IIaycl whore lie stationed when GueT-
rier died.


some da,s and making several attempts 10 iant succeeded
a, last in getting shore a small village called Grand
Gosier near Jacmel. where he remained wheh ic raw"
. his schooner b.ing anchored oil the village His idea
was that the people Jacme and Of the nesh0ong cou
try would flock his standard but forces were marching
against him and II the opinion that ne would DC cap
;urcd if he did not save himself by timely flight
' fComlnercial.