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LATER FROM ST.. DoMIA ao-By the arrival Of
the brig Republic from Port au Prince, Oct. 18th,
by the poleness of Captain Hoyt, we have the fol-
lowing: All parts of the Island are quiet. Great
preparations making for the reception of the Pre-
sdent. Guerrier, from Cape Haytien, where he has
Deen residing for some months past. triumphal
arch has been erected for him TO pass under as he
enters the city, The blacks spare neither labor nor
expense to testify their regard for him. Markets
dull-competely overstocked with American pro-
duce about 1000 barrels Flour in store, ard selling
for II dollars (Hai) per barrel. Coffee scarce
demand small, there being but three foreign vesses
in port-iosr Americans and cne French.