BALTIMORE. Jnne 27.
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 FRANCE AND HAYTI.-The brig Hunter, Capt. Lniro, arrived al this port on Saturday fom Port Prince, whence she sailed on the 21st inst. The editors of the American learn from the supercar- go ofthe Hunter that pIevous to his sailing, M St. Macary, who was sent by the Haytien governmeh! to France, about fourteen months ago, with full power to conclude final Treaty with that government re- turned in company with Theodore Pichon, Esq of Paris bearer of despatches for the French Consul. When M. St. Macary presented the treaty he had consequence of this, M. Hollien, the French Consul place, and advised them to leave the Island before could not extend his protection to them as Consul His advice, it is believed, would be generally follow ed, inasmuch as it was the opinion that war would ensue. The Haytiens seemed also inclined to the same belief and were making preparations accord ingy.

 The editors are indebted to commercial house of this city for the annexed extract of letter, dated

 "Port au Prince, June 12, 1881. "There has lately been a rupture between the French Consul and this Government the latter re- fusing to ratfy the treaty agreed to by the French Government, which would reduce the Haytiens, if not to state of slavery, at least to that of coonss The French Consul has declared his intention of quitting the country the 25th inst. and has made known to his counrymen that after that period they need not look to him for protection. Business is completely at stand, and all sales of merchandise suspended because persons having proverty will not sell on a credit. In consequences of the anxiety of the French to get away their funds, the price of Cof fee has risen to $13, and Doubloons to s32 50"