later from St. Domingo.
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BY the schooner Victoria we have advices from
st. Domingo 10 the l4tl inst. We are informed
that the elections for President will come on as
soon as the General arrives at Port au Prince
he has visited almos; every town in the Island,
and was invariably received with the greatest
honors. He vas on his way to the Capital, and
would arrive there in about four days. Great
preparations are making to welcome his return.
No doubt can be entertained as to his election, as
there are none to oppose him half 50 popular.


There Is not much sickness in the Island al
though i; was feared there would be a great deal
the yellow fever has merely showed itself, but not
dangerously


Business was not dull nor lively, the markets
Were generally well supplied with American pro-
duce. The produce fthe Island was considera-
bly, IN demand, and there was sufficient to supply
all wants