Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-09-03
FRANCE AND HAYTI,

FRANCE AND HAYTI.
The following are additional particu-
lars OF the late arrangements between
France and Ilayti:
The Ordinance of France, acknow-
Lodging the Independence'of Hayti, was
communicated Immediately on the rali-
fcaton Of the Treaty, with parade and
formally, to the Hayden Senate; By
whom i, was unregistered and proclam-
ed, agreeaby to the Constitution OF the
Republic.
1t appears to be confirmed that the in
Identification TO France, agreed upon, is
Thirty Millions OF doliars--one fifth parl
to be paid on the 3lst December next.
and the other four paris in annual install
men,s. This sum is large one, but II
is believed was not the maximum de-
manded by France al the comneno ement
Of the negotiation and tina fifty millions
were asked. 1t is 10 be appropriated to
the payment, in part, of The large amount
OF claims Of the E.r- CoioniSts OF St Do.
mingo, for their losses. Llrge as the in.
demnlty to be given by Hayti is, we are
assured that the finances of The Republic
are equal to its prompt paymen'; and a
very large part OF the ailcnated estates OF
the Elk Colonists is now owned by the
Hayden government. The resources OF
Hayti are said TO have been we'll bus.
banded by President Boyer, and it has
been asserted, that when Christohhe d.
ed he left ten millions of dollars, in spe-
bic, in his vaults a, Sans Souci
Although some of this money was pur-
loined or destroyed at the demolition oil
the above strong hold, it is believed, that
FIVE or six millions OF it were realized by
the new government.-B Boston Centinei.
wAsHINeToN (D AUG 8.
by inc schooner Butcher, IN 70 days
from SACRIFICES, the editor OF the Bati
more Gazette has received Mexican pa
pers to the lst of July, containing the
official accounts of the surrender of The
ASIA, Spanish ship of the line, and brig
CoNsTANrE, to the Mexican government
on the LIST of May last. These vessels
were not included in the capi,ulation
made at the battle of Ayacucho, bu, sail
ed from Callao, with part of the officers
of the defeated army for ManilIo,
BY the brig VIM Bayard, the editor
of the New York Daily Advertiser ha-
received Carthagena papers to the l4'h
July, and those Of Bogota to the 27lh
June. They contain the official accounts
oil the battle OF Viliche, and the death Of
Gen. Ulane,a, by wound received in
that action.
Callso is in grea, strait for provisions,
in consequence OF he closensss OF the
siege aud blockade, which is maintained
WITH the creates! zeal and rigor.
B ,livar had marched to Cusco, with
Z view 10 establish and regulate the 60
vernment OF that republic; an object
which occupied the exclusive attention
of The Father Of Columbia.
An American vessel loaded with pro-
visions and ammunitions of war, had
been taken by the blockadins squadron
off Callao, while attempting to enter.
Grand Congress Of the free Nations Of
America.
we have the unspeakablc satisfaction
10 announce he approaching union OF the
Congress by just and sensible men. On
the 18th of the present month, (June,)
the ship Of war, Congreeo arrived, bring
ing S. S Jose, Maria del Panado, and
Manuel Vedaurre, Ministers Pienipo-
,enliary of the Republic of Peru. The
deputies Of the other nations will arrive
soon, and ibis event will be hailed as an
epoch of power, happiness, andglory, 10
the new world .-Gaceta de Panama.
We have seen in Rio Janeiro paper,
an article, called forth by the arrival at
tina, por, of La Serna, the late Vlceroy
OF Peru, with some OF the Spanish Mar
shais, Generals, &c. after their expul-
sion, by Bolivar, from Peru, which ap-
pears 10 us, worthy being particularly
noted, as showing the sympathy felt in
Brazil, though under imperial govern
men, for the other governments OF
America, and for its distinct recognition
of the right OF every nation to govern it.
sell as it shall think proper. The follow
;nc is a translation Of SO much of the ar
tirle in question, as is Of general INTEREST,"
other arucles, fully confirming the SEN
timen,s OF the following, might be CO.
pied, if necessary, from the same source
- At last, the strife between the inde-
pendent Spaniards in America and the