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HAYrI.-We have dates from Port au Prime.
to the 23d. The French Envoy had left withoo,
effecting treaty. Two proposals had heenmsde
to the Haytien Govemment-one to give it 90
years to pay its debt without interest, puTdett
the French could have the. exclusive privilege Of
trading with the island the other to allow the
Government five years rest provided the French
vessels were admitted by paying halfthc ordinary
tonnage duties. Both proposals were refused
and the Haytien Government resolved to abide
by the treaty of 1888, and so paid over the in
stalment due, $4,000. 100000 moreha been
forwarded to France, making all that was due
S6OO,O00 more will be due in July. The markets
for American produce are dull