From the Boston Transcript.
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lsland of St Domingo.-By the schooner Angeli- na Captain De Cost, at quarantine, from Jacme, 24th ut. Messrs Toplilf received the following in telligence:

 On Thursday, June 10th, 1881, a proclamation was presented to the General commanding at Jac- mel decreeing, that all the French white inhabitants of the Island should, on or before the 18th July, leave there with their property The President de- sired the natives to shew them all proper respect un- til that time An order also issued to raise troops throughout the Island On the 17th June, 100 per sons including boys of IA and men of 70 years, had been pressed into service.

 The proclamation was received at Jacmel with great joy, and the day celebrated with firing of can- non, and band of music playing through the town. The proclamation was read at the corners of the streets, and received with general shouts by the people.