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LATER FROM ST DoMINGo-The correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Erchangs. at Cape Haytien
writes under date Of March 3, ls45, as follows The
number OF foreign vessels port greater than
any previous time for many years. Exports conse
quenty more In demand Coffee has risen from Ia ia
cents logwood from to lO4 several vessels are going
elsewhere to load. Government receives Haytien
money instead OF spsnish in payment of duties
count oil the pressing demand for currency to pay the
troops There rumors suppressed outbreaks ia va
rious parts of the island but at present. every thing
quiet here All foreign letters required to pass
through the post Office, which has just been established
postage rs cents currency letters weighing
or less and 20 cents on every additional half ounce.
sloop Of war vandalia, Commander Chauncey, is at
Port au Prince or the purpose 10 said Of demanding
the restitution of certain moneys but unable
certain further particulars.


The MoRMoNs. learn from Hancock county
Illinois, that considerable apprehension exists OF
further diflculties with the Mormons II appears that
the Sheriff ef the county last Friday evening arrested
at ball an individual named Elliott, who had been
taken and tried at Nauvoo short time since charged
with being concerned in the murder of the Smiths but
had escaped from his custody before committing him
prison. Elliott has made application for writ Of habeas
corpus, and II Is supposed he will be liberated.


Two individuals were arrested in Nauvoo a few days
ago-one for perjury in the of Elliott and the other
whom rescued from the hands Of the officers in
Nauvoo. These two have combined to
pad ieeng, and many suppose may lead TO the enact
ment OF the scenes OF last summer.-St Louis Rep,
March Ia.


TURKS lsLAND.-We have received the first num-
per OF The Turks Island Gazette and Commercial
nepe,tef, published at Grand Cayo. II commends itself


.ne nSnce and patronage OF mariners by the ac


'ies wnch oisrs to them of O ge1eral circulation
tniongnou the West India Islands From this papcr we
gunner .nat there are about 60 bushels salt on hand
conierspy more raked il good salt ,ther continues
the ponds are in an excellent progressive state.
DUEL On Friday night last fight occurred a,
| the Unlon CLUB House. at the corner of IOth and
walnut streets between two young gentlemen yanIus
Evans and Theodore Moss, in which Mr. Moss was =.
verely beaten challenge passed and was accepted and
one OF the parties left the city Saturday evening t


The place Of meeting Information was lodged win ,be


Attorney Genera ard ~ the other party Mr. Mess wa


about TO follow his antagonist he arrested sna nut
| March, "a -""'i