I,4ys FROM HArrl.-By the arrival OF the brig
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J,rye FROM HAYrI-By the arrival OF the oiig
Topaz. Cart. Mabee. we have the following in'e'i-
.ence from Port PIaue, st. Doninso') Al tha'
mace matters were III very unsettled state, and Ii
was uncertain what course would be pursued by 'he
Hev,isD Government in regard to tie Spanish par.
of the Island the new President . GurneFs 'ia'
ef Po-t al Prince for the North and II was So PPos
ed would hold conference with the Genersis anu
Chiefs of the Island, 10 adopt measures io' Tue
Government of,he whole Island. rae opinion Is pre-
vaIsu, that the Haytiens would atrempt TO recover
the Eastern part ci tie Island, and they IN te fs'
were using all the means in their power 10 maintain
their position. Some misunderstanding mao arisen
between the Chiefs of the East in consequence oil
one section having appointed General DnaI'e
President wi,hou; consulting the others DuaHe had
RESIGNED. however and Delegates had gone TO the
civ of ST. Domingo for the purpose OF drawing
Constitution and nominating President. Inc opinion
was General that ST. Anna the Chief OF DIVISION al
81. Domingo would be nominated. Business was
in depressed state and little prospect OF amendment
80 long rs political matters remained unsst''ed'


LATER FROM ST. JAoo De CusA.-The schr
Arawau Capt Packard, arrived yesterday morn
ing with the latest dates from St. Jago de Cuba
Capt p. informs us that the markets were dull and
overstocked with provisions, Corn and Rice were III
much demand; all quiet and no political news
whatever.