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LATER From ST. DOMINGO CIrY.-The brig
George Henry, Capt. Bakeley, arrived yesterday
in fifteen days from the city Of St. Domingo. We
are indebted to Captain R!akc!cy for the follow
ing intelligence. The city was quiet when he
left. The inhabitants Of that part Of the Island
were determined to hold their position. General
Santa Anna was still on the frontiers with 5000
men, to repulse any invasion that might be made
against them His brother, who held the office
of Receiver. Generel died at the city on the l4th
ul, His death was greatly lamented. The
Corvet,es Perouse and Naiad and brig Orion were
living in the harbor. The place was well supplied
with American produce. The product OF the
Island was scarce and high, and but little business
doing, as almost every man and boy is soldier.


STEAMBOAT VorING.-rhis is pretty much all
one way. A gentleman who has recently been
IN the Ohio River gives US the results OF several
votes taken on board the boats on which he trav-
eled. Votes were taken on four different occa-
sions, and the general result was as follows:


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