Important from Hayti.
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The following is extract OF a letter from JAG
mel, Hayi, dated


This Island is now the scene oi oGe OF the most
revolving -eb-llions that have ever occurred. All
kinds OF business and Agriculture ere al a stand.
Most OF the merchants who did any business what
ever have left here for the North. The people who
were peaccagly inclined, have become incenscj, az
Ter such continuation OF outrageous revolutions,
and have now taken ap arms with the determination
no, 10 lav them down until peace is restored, with
an assurance of ts stlbi'y. All the seaport towns
ale the principal scenes of action. Many skirmshes
have occurred in which great numbers have been
slaughtered. The President, Herari. and the Gene
raj Riyieie will ind it dfieu!tto maintain their po-
siions being only sustained by small lorce o! sol
diers who do not number a. many Is one-eighth oi
The rebels.


Riviere was at .l.e town Of Aux Caves, with e
force OF Is 600 we'll armed troops. He captured the
civ from the blacks after an engagement OF two
hours with them on the .th MAY. IN which there
were 500 blacks slaughtered, and his loss only be-
Ing about 100 ked and wounded


he President was within len miles OF the ely OF
81. Domingo with his troops. and had been endsa-
yoring 10 quell the disturbances Al that place lie
nearly LOST his life hv being stabbed the breast by
a spy, who was Immediately killed.


Capt. Johnson OF the brig Port Leon says that a
new President had been elected by tue spanish
HaytiGns. OF Muiattoes, named Guerrero, who was
the man that in iact caused this rebellion. He Was
al ST. Domingo.


4 Black. name unknowa, had force o! men and
was in possession OF the towns OF Areaane and Jere-
ME. He had been Commandment 81 the town OF
Arcane.


The town OF Jacmel was in great state oi e1-
element, the stores and houses ell closed, and the
inhabitants all under arms. The Whites were leay-
ing the island ut every opportunity and dared hardly
show themselves. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
walls and with u great deal OF cause.


There were no American vessels at Jaenlel when
The Pott Leon LEFT.


~ c. B. who writes for information abou, Chicken
Hatchnc should personally observe the process IN the Ecea
obion We have time lie will there see that the yok OF


The egg becomes Inc ooi the chicken and that the process
OF hatching by machine essentially the IN the Old and
the new waya moderate eauabe heat and the turning OF the
eggs day being the employed by eggha,che o
all sots, feathered or whskered.