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HAYT.-By the Sarah Bentley, Kroopman, from
Port Republican, sailed June rs, we have papers to
to the day of sailing.


on the 25th of May, .lvng previously given his
sanction 10 decree revbklng the pains and penal
ties declared against General Inginac in 1874.


Advlces had come from 81. Thomas that ex-Presi-
dent Herard had abandoned all hope intention of
making any new attempt upon Hayi 1t was re-
ported there that the Domlnlcans mediated return
under the dominion Of Spain. in exchange for aid
from Cuba and Porto Rico in their quarrel with the
Haytlens. The aunt OF General Sanchez, woman
OF 90, had been shot AT -. domingo, with three
men, under accusation OF having been engaged in
the Duarte conspiracy.


Letters from Aux Cages announced return of
quiet IN that city, and relaxation of the seventies
exercised upon suspected persons.


An English man OF war has arrived at Port Re-
publican, from Jamaica, TO demand redress for the
capture Of an English vessel, which, having anchor
ed near the schooner OF Herard, was taken by the
Haytlen f1otilla and carried into Jacme where she
was soon released.


Dispatches had been received from the commits
sloners who were sent to Paris on the subject of the
debt to France, but these only announced their arri-
val and gracious reception by the King.
On the 2lst OF May an issue OF four-dollar bills.
to the amount OF SO0,0O0 was decreed, to relieve
| the financial embarrassments OF the government.
The Dominlcans had commenced active hostlll-


ties against the Haytiens. The Manifesto of June
Z2, announces their approach in force, and their
capture OF some posts which the Haytiens were not
strong enough at the moment to defend. Reinforce.
ments were to be despatched Immediately from
Fort Republican; the Haytien troops behaved badly.
and the President had thrown some OF the officers
| into prison.
| There was fight on the 24th of June. abou, 6o


miles from Port Republican, in which the Haytiens
| had three men killed. ''"'


Most OF the political prisoners at Port Republican
had been set at liberty as also at Aux Cayes Jere
| me and st. Marc. Sixteen were reserved tor ,yal
| by military commission.