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LATE AND IaroRTANT FROM PoRT AU PRINCE. = =
BY the arrival Of the brig Forest, from Port au
Prince. we are in receipt of papers up to the 18th
ult The news contained IN them is highly impor-
tant and gives details Of further insurrection that
had taken place in favor of Herard, the former
President. We learn verbally from Capt Drew,
that an outbreak took place at Leogano about the
25th ut, which was headed by some Of the leading
citizens OF Port All Prince, for the special purpose
of deposing the present government, and REIN
stalling Herrera. Timely information of this
movement was, however, conveyed TO the govern
ment by the rebels who TUNED traitor to his
party, and troops were Immediately despatched to
the place, and forty of the leaders captured,
twenty of whom were summary shot, and out of
twelve who Underwent trial, nine were con-
demned to like fate, but were awaiting the orders
of the President


All the citizens Of Port au Prince had been order.
ed on duty as soldiers and police. For two weeks
previous to Capt Drew's departure, no business had
been done, and for some days the stores had been
closed.


During the insurrectioE, an English steamer ar
rived at Port au Prince, where she renamed till
everythingw was quiet when she proceeded to Jamai-
ca. It was supposed that Herard was on board.
| strong fcrce, both by sea and land had been col


ected by the Hayiens, for the purpose of attacking
the Domncans.


| The government on the 18th ulto. issued strong
proclamation, full of confidence the people, thank.
ing them for their corporation, and declaring the
revolution at an end.


new tariff had been passed, considerably ad-
vancing the export duties on logwood and coffee,
the first al $40 per thousand, and the latter SIG per
ditto. American produce was very plenty, and sell
ling low.