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u-~NHy :, I82b'
JOHN q. ADAMS,
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AN ACT In prosId. for III. apprehension
and deliver, OF dps.rt.rs from Fr.neh
ships in the ports of the u. States.
BE- IL snact.d BY N. Senate aud HOUSE Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of II
ncriea IN Congress nssenbttd, That ou thu
spplic atom oi 4 consul or Vac Consul nj
t',nce, made IN writing. stating thai thu
person th.l EN- named has deserted from q
ynbic or private weasel If France, while III
any port of III" United States. and Oh
Iroof, by ibs exhibition Of thu register of
sie 's~s'l, ships roll, or other ,tficIal docu-
trcnt, that the person nam, belonged. M
tl,e tim Of d-sertion. to the crew III said
Srssel, II shall b. The dni. of any court.
! 'dgr, justice, or other eagistrate, having
t"'npeient power iu Issue warrants, 10
Gus. ihr said person Ia be arrested for
sVuninatIon and II, Oh the examination,
sltr tacts stated sr. found 10 be- true, the
person arrested, not being citizen of the
u. Ssat.s, shall b. delivered up 10 the
t'"nsuI Or Vice Consul. To br sent back
AZ lh. dominlnns of France; nr, on the
''qnssi, and al tbs expense Of the aid
Consul or Vice CONSUL, shyll bs Dr. ain
ell, until the Consul or We. Consul 4 DIS
nv opportunity 10 send hun back 10 the
dnmd'ons Of France Proridsd neperths-
F", That 10 person shall be detained
n'Sre Than three IN n'hs after his arrest
lut Al th~ end Of that time shall be set
b, liberty. and shall no, be AGAIN mules
I'd, for the same cause.
src. .. Ind be ii further snatisd, That,
tins act shall continue in force, SO hong
Is the Convention OF the twenty fourth
81 June, eighteen hundred aud twenty
two, brtsren the u. States aud France.
Mall b" mutually obligatory on the par.
hes "a 1t, and 10 longer
APPRovrn-May4 \, l8es.
JOHN @ ADAMS.
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May IS, 1879.
JOHN I. ADAMS.
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AN ACT authorizing the paynrnt Of in
t.rest due 10 the stat. of Maryland
BE 1t enacted by The Senate md House Of
Representatives, efthe Unted States Of 4.
me,icd IN Congress assembled, That the
proper accounting officers of the Freasur,
department he, and They are hereby. an
thor'zed aud directed to l,quidate and set
tie the claim OF thu State of MARYLAND
ga'nst the u. States for interest II ION loans
on none. borrowed, aud actually rxpen-
drd by her for the ire aud benefit Of III.
Dnltcd States, during the late war with
Great Britain.
SEc. 2. .4nd be II further enacted, That,
IN aserrlainlng III. amount of Interest, as
| aforesaid, due to the Stale Of MARYLAND
the following rules shall be- under stood as
applicable 10, aud governing the case. tn
vii; tnst, that interest shall not be com
poted 90 any sum which Maryland has not
expended tor the use and benefit uf The u.
States. AS a'lnced b, the amount refunded
or repaid 10 Mar, land, by the u. States ;
Secool. that no interest shall br paid on
any SUN on which she has not pald inter
| esl Third. that, when the principal, nr A.
ny part Of II, has been pad III refunded
by the United states, ar money placed IN
'he hands OF Mary land, for that purpose.
the interest on the sum or sums So paid ar
refunded, shall ease, and not b. consider.
| I'd rs charseable to the Unl,rd States, any
'oose' Ihan up To the time of the repay ment
| as aforesaid.
SEC. 5. lind be II further ,ndcted, That
the amount of the interest, when ascer,
tunVu IA ain, sSa,l ahuIl la. ,,,,,i M, -, 4 s,
ny none, IN the Treasury, moi olhern lse
appropriated.
APPRovED-May 10, 1895.
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AN act for alteI

AN ATT fur .rin., I'M. t,un., ~ h.Id,,,.
,be s.s.inn NJ m. Snn,.. r"., =
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"','on ~ tohg't" 3ssemdtd, ihal, ttom
,n' ave, "hf ys"r one uh"usanu elghl nun
'"tu '"'"l SIX ,os".sSlon Ut IN" S"-
t'"s ."u',. hr'''"'"fe h''d Oh Inc h's'
''""""s "' fe"n",y annually shall III.
,'s"o tn,f'o'' T" n''d gu me second Won
On, p" s'p"srs "nnp''' ana al ec"'"s'
'"' "pp'As' ''e's"''"n''s' Processes
"'ns' 'nu p'".''o'nss "oa''''r, pendihg'
""en may 's prnu'ns' IN ss'd Court
ST.. m'"' LAVE '' 49,, sn'' nave Gay
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rHl rtssr SESSION 90 rat NM
1g9STH coSesEss.
IPusLrc No. Is.
An act supplementary Ia ihr several
acts fer sse.rla,i,lng titles aud ria'ins tn
lands ~ III. II. H.leps aud Jacksan I.
iiius. i.and DISTRICTS.
BE- Il enacted By The lSepni. aud House
er Representation Of n. baiicd States y
.4mtfita ~ Congress assembled That all
Tt Gains Ia land cantsln u IA abstracts \.
q * t..olthr report Il lhe k.gIsl-r nd ke.
f.iy.r ef III. Land District ~ ~. liet'na
Iufi HOUSE. f~paried Ia the ) rr,.lsfy nj
tie Treasury, nalrt date 81 the pineirsnih
} nuaf,. oa. tDopsapd tight hundred add
te.nfy fr.. in nl.dirne. I" AZ ari NJ IN
gress of III. taruit SIKH of NAY ,.'n. thu
,and eight hund ID and I~eaiy four, aud
I,r elanns embraced IN the supplemental
y.nori Of III. Register and Receive. under
q H. Of the 6lh at Dccruher. one thods-
s..d eight hundred and Twenty Ave, aud
y aich are recommended for e"nhrmaii'n,
b and tn. sam. are hereby, eonhs'n'd'
. lef y. they ma, com. wiihin tie pio'i-
s. MS Of, and u. conforusblr Ia, The pflnel-
pfrs. ltnl,aiion-, and r'sirie'u,ns al ihr set
ni the ihna March. on. thousand rlgnt
h,ndrrd and nineteen, suirtlrd, Al act
fer adj sting the claims 10 Land, AMI "siah-
ii hug Land Offices in thr District rsst
OF nh. Island 4 ". Orlrsu-.'
>Ee. 5. .lad BE- Il further enacted, That
a.. Register aud kre.is"r "i said DISTRICT
si,ll p,ss.ss the same powers and per
fun thV safur tIutb = III relation 10 the
Claims con6r,nrd by this act, ~ arr gwen
g. aud feqnrsd of hen BY TIA. act ot Com
g,.~s, II lar eighth oi NAY, ose thousand
y AT hnpd ed and twenty two, entitled
. M act supplementary 10 ihe several acts
~ ,dutlng the CLAIMS aud titles to laods,
sei establishing land Offices IN the DIS.
tact .aft OF the ISLAND oi New Orleans. -
Irortfed, That Doihine c"ni"iped ~ THIS
act shall be 81 construed az In extend ini-
ther Than a rsh0agishtnent OF all right aud
tile Ia said lands, on ths part al the Unied
slsles, without prejudice 10 the interests oi
third pu~sr.
Src. g. .iad be II further enacted, That I
IL Register and Receiver, aud Clslk OF
cad Lsnd Office. ut 1T. Helena, shall con
hnus Ia have aud receive, tor the Term of
~ cvY months trDm the passing al THIS aci,
th. same salary Tor the performance oi th-
dp'i-s required of ,h.m by tins act aod III.
srts To which this IL a supplement. a. IL
pnw allowed by law, which .lali br pad
OFT Of any money IN the Treasury, not u
t1eesls. appropriated.
Appro,ed--Alsy !, iSao.
JOHN q. ADAMS.
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FROM ENGLAND.

/ NV YORK, Aug"sl by the phrNf'
ship York, hpn Liverpool, we have dates
In the 22nd Junr. The psprTs are still
filed with eleclionppring news and returns,
+ STATE Of the polls. speeches, anecdotes II
/ musings, &c. &r. &c. Government inter-
ests seem Ia prevail.
i The Greek Government had recognlz
cd thr loan taken up in England by their
agents. w" r-gIrt To say that accounts
do not seem more favorable for Their cause.
Paris news to thr 2lst have been recely-
I'd.
The Diaro ai Roma states, on the
authority of aprlvatr letter that lbrahIm,
with an amy of 90 900 nrn and park Of
artillery, had left TlipoIIzza for Napoli.
Incredible as il may seem II IS stated IN
letter from Zante, that, Upon the
christian legations, at Constantlnople, re-
c.ving official intelligence Of the fall of
Nissnlonghl, they sent their dragomsns 10
congratulate The Snltan-And there, on en-
teling thu palace, had 10 pass amid tro-
noses"
letter has been received from Lord
Cochrsne, no" on his voyage To Greece,
whittier he is proceeding 10 effect the libr-
ration of that oppressed country, enclos-
ing the copy OF a proclamation, or mani
festo, addressed by hi, Lordship to the
Pacha of Egypt, IN which he warns that
potenlatr against the continuing to lend
his and IN the subj CATION of Christian
people. in whose fate lively interest Is
taken by all the Christian world. He ex-
hnrtt him % direct his attention rather to.
the improvement of his own people, and
10 those moe legitimate objects which
present themselves 10 his ambition, In the
extension Of his commerce with other ma
tons. Hr tells the Pacha that all the e
wills he lnhct- on Gr zee, must ultimately
reroll on hImaelf.-Lord Cochpane, it is
said, entertains the most sangune hopes
ofrffrcting his object, and it IS understood
thai his expedition 10 Gieece has the Sc
cret concurrence of the British govern
ment.
Mr.. Bethel, one Of the candidates for
the County Of York, has resigned on az
count of his poverty. He has 10000
pounds 40, 900 doilarsI per snnym landed
estate, aud the probable expense Of con
test would br EiO0,000 3! At this rate,
there being five candidattS, the total -x-
peuses of the election will be about too mil
lions Of dollars for single county Such
are the blessings OF Eugllsh representa-
lion
The conduct sf the notorious Hunt and
Cobhett, III the Hastings, appears to have
been unequalIed Tor impotence, Vulgsrlty
and hlackguardlsm.
The results of some of the elections
have differed from " hat might have been
expected. Lord John Russell, (son ofth-
DUKE of Brdford) an able and popular
member, has been thrown not for the
County OF Huntingdon. Mr.. Holme Sum
ncr, Ia mInisteraIisl) who has represented
the County Of ) rr.y, neatly IS years,
has mol been returned. Wood IA radral
lawyer and colleague of CobbrttJ ~ re
turned for Preston. Mr.. Bantres, Nhe an-
tic athollcl has not been re-rirct-d Tor
Cambridge University. Mr.. Fyshse Pal
mera leadIng Wing, Is lhro~n out for
Reading.
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JOIN q. ADAMS.
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EIbbfC H-lND, "
AN ACT To alter ia. times of holding III.
Circuit Courts ot the limited States ior
thr District of New York. and the April
Term al the Circuit Count for the Dis
trici of ConneCtsuf.
II, II enacted BIZ n. SENATE md Hous, Of
Representations Of IN, Unit,d States Of a.
mtricd ~ Comgr,ss dssembied, That from
aud ahrf thr inst day OF July next, the
Circuit Courts oi the United States for thr
District of Ne" York, shall commenc. aud
be held At thu City Hall of the City Of New
York, IN the last Mondays in May and Dc
toher INSTEAD nj the tirnrs heretofore IS.
tabiishrd by law. And IN. Cir,pit Court
of HE Iultrd States for the District of Con
neclicni, holden al New Haven, shall be
held On the last Wednesday IN Apl. 10
stead Of the llmr heretofor. established by
law.
SEC. :. ind b, II further ,nnctei, That
all indictments, Inlornatluns, suits, or ac-
tons, aud proceedings of every kind, whe-
thrr ola evil or criminal nature, pending
III thu said Courts respectively, on the
first day Of July next, shall thereafter have
day IN Court aud be- proceeded in, heard,
tried, aud determined, oD the days herein
appointed for holding The said courts res
ptcl1'ely. ~ thu same manner az thy
might AID ought 10 have been done, hid
the sald Courts breo holden respectively
on The days heretofore directed b, law.
SEC. Z. ind be IL further enacted, That
all "rlls, suits, actions, "r recoguisances, OF
"lhrr Proct -dings, which are or shall br
instituted, served, commenced, had, or la
ken 10 the said Circuit Courts, or either
nj them, 10 have been holden M heretofore
directed by law shall he letutnable TO, rn-
tered IN, heard, tried, aud hive day in
Court, IN zach Of The SAID Courts respect
Stly, To be- holden ~ IN. times by this
act dlreced, ~ the same manner as mig hi
aud ought 10 have been done, had tn said
Courts been holden at the times heretofore
directed by law.
APPRevEp-May IS, 1879.
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LATEST FROM LIBERIA.
Office ofthe Colonization Society,
WAsHINGToS. JuIy Oh 1826

WASHINGTON, July %, 1926.
Intelligence has been received al hi. Of
flee from Liberia, up to the l2th of Nav,
representing the colony to he in very
healthy and prosperous circumstances.
The government of Sierra Leone has laid
a blockade on the line Of coast reaching
from that colony to Cape Mount, which
promises TO destroy, as it has already sus-
pended, the slave Trade, hitherto carried
on from the Gallinas. The colonial agent
at Montserado has interdicled the trade
from Cape Mount TO Trade Town ll20
miles on The ground of qualified jnris-
diction, actually held by the colony over
this whole district Of county. II is there.
f"re confidently believed that this 0dious
traffic is forever banished by these mpa-
snres from three hundred miles of coast.
The traffic Of the natives is consequently
turned into new channel, and fowls, W.
getables, cattle and rice, in hitherto un-
known abundance, are now brought to the
American colony
I" 1t IS a circumstance" says Mr.. Ash
mum, you will learn With pleasure, that
all the ernigrants from North Car lima, of
all ages aud habits, have got safely through
the slight fever which assaulted them, with
out single exception. The Rev. Mr.
Hoiton 10 lar advanced ia cS0salesctucs,
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LATEsT FkOM EUROPE.

NV Yosg, August Sly the brig
Trent. Captain Bsrstaw. arrived hsi eve
ming frem Havr., Paris papers to the 8tt
Of JnDs, have been received.
The Greek Commute, At Paris, have
received intelligence that the Greeks VI
der the command of Nlceias, entered
1'ripollila 90 the l3lh al May. The rf-
fDfis of lbrahIm Ia succonr that place
we're wholly unayallIng. and he had re-
trrned 10 Patras alter suffering consider
abl. losses.
/ Geu. Koch. has addressed to the Greek
COMMITTEE at PARIS the following docu-
| mrbts
Resolutions Of the Eighth National As
senbig II Ep,dddr@.
His Ia. The Brush Ambassador ut
C"ns'anlInoplr IA requested 10 treat for
peace between The Ottoman Porte and
the Greeks, On the following conditions,
VIZ.
l. No Turk sh,ll b.. permitted to inha-
bit thu GreeIan Territory, nor to hold any
property III Greece.
4. All iortressss in the possession of the
Forks shall he gwen up To the u eeks.
3. The Sultan shall have no Influence
on the internal navigation of the country,
nor on The clergy.
4. The Greeks 10 have \ Sufficient fore.
for the safety OF the INFERIOR, aud u ina
rne 10, the protection of liz commerce.
.. That they shall be governed Ivy the
same regulations and ENJOY the same
flsbts IN IN" feiOposessns, the cootin-nt
al Greece, the Islands of Eub-a, Candla,
aud thu Archipelago, and IN all the pro-
'Inc-s that have taken up arms aud that
have been Incorporated ~ the Greek Go
vernment.
D. That the articles m-ntioned in the
present act, cannot br changed by the Am
ba 'sador, nor by the Commission named
by the National Assembly TO correspond
with the Ambassador.
7. The Greeks sholl preserve their own
aag.
.. They shall have the right TO coin mo-
neN.
%. The amount of trib4te shall be fixed.
anu the mode oil pay msnt be annual or b.
III iul.
10 That truce shall be granted. And
III case OF the refusal Of the Porte 10 ac-
oede 10 these Proposals, the commission
'"9 "'H''o' 'h'hbsF"ts 10 any or all the
powers ot Europe 10 ask and and lhoiec.
ton, aud may aci AS they shall Judge mos,
proper Tor the interests Of Greece.
f'ince fpsIIantl, under date of April
2|tn, protests against the above act of ia.
government. In taxing the resolution
Ia ask the exclusive Intervention nf
he EogIlsh Ambassador to arrange the
Affairs OF Greece, the National Assembly.
(he saysJ departs tom ITS duties, aud ~
wanting III the object of It's union. II WAS
not to anon the Independence of Greere.
hut 10 consolidate aud pprpetuate IT, that
The nation conhded to you us fun powers.
Does lhe tail OF MIssolongni brighten you2
Conilde as IN The brglanng of TUE struggle,
10 the we'll known energy and patlniism
Ut the nation. The brtast OF ever, Cir. elk
IL a second MissoIonghi. Do you need
resources Appeal 10 the generosity of
The people they viii not be- deal. We
need protection il OF every Chris
tan nation our actual situation, and
theirs, guarantee us the desired and. II
Is IN critical Jnnctures that great nations
ana true citizens shew Themselves II is
ras5 al all tlues IL be n slave but is DIFF
hcuit to become Tree. To aims il you
Wish peace" &c.
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AN ACT NJ king further Provision for the
ENtingnshmenl of The debt due To the
United States, by the Purchasers of Pub
lie Lands.
" II engct'd By iLe Sennt. and House Of
Representatives, Of The United States Of Il
nerlod IN Congress assembled, That the
pin,Isinns uf the acl eniItlrd AN Act Ia
provide tor the rXt'ngulshmcnt Of the debt
due 10 The United States b, m. pnlcha,-
"rs ofp"hlir lands approved May rlgh-
trsnth, otr Thousand rgh, hand ed and
twenty four, ard the pro,is of tn. act
entitled An Act explanatory of an act
entitled AN act TO provide tor tn. eXtin-
gushmrn' Of the debt due 10 ,hr United
States by the purchasrrs of public lands, -
approved Nay th- twenty sixth. one thou
sand eight bundled and twenty four be,
aud the SANE are hereby, severally revived
and continued in force, IN sll respects what
s"s'sr. until to fourth day of July. on.
thousand r'g h hundred ard twenty seven
SEC. 2. .1nd be Il further ,nacifd, Tina,
the leg holder Of any certificate of lands
purchased ftem the u. States. which land
has reverted by virtue Of the pro, Isions n,
the art Of ih- second of Mar, h, eighteen
| hundred and twenty one, Mt the sey.ra
acts supplementary thereto: or which. b,
virtue of thu 6tin SECTION Of the AT az m,
tenth Of May, ousahou and eight hundred
Is Subject Ia be sold for the balance do,
thereon with interest or which under ih.
| pro'isions-oi the said art, has become for.
'rst.d To the United States, since the first
d"y m9'lyi eighteen hundred and twenty
and mhtsh has not been suld, shall b. per.
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'of. ,srs. ealisr,, and were Immediately

NJ = large esiihrs. and were inn"fa'fis
burnt.
On thu following day, the Eosl''h yes
sci VAS chased nrar Aodros by Ia" othrr
large nistlcs. better armed than .e'en tue
others. The same mspeusfr was tsre"-
ied--fhe pirates threw themselves on the
coast. and posted Themselves IN tower,
which protected their ,-ssrls But the
alarrity having approached, kept mp a
constant canUonade, which covered ine
landing of Lieut.. Triscntf, and enabled
hin 10 carry the little fort at the polni oi
the bayoost. The pirates, to the number
of sixty, .o.k To- fight. These D's'ics
we're zach armed with two heavy guns !;
they we're burnt iikr the preceding.
d" In these two affairs the Alacrlty had
three men severely wounded. Mr.. wheat
ly, the second Lieutenant, very danger
ously burnt. The Greeks had forty Killed.
and seventy taken prisoners. Tue latter
are nil wounded. Com. Hamilton, COM
mandng the English naval fnrce IN III.
Mediterranean, gives. IL hrs order oil the
day, tn" greatest praise to. Lieutenant
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AN ACT Ia .se,npi ihr Professors, Ta.
tors, Stewards, and Students al the DIFF
lsr-et s',nunaries Of i-s,nIng IN ,hs D,s-
ir'et uf Columbia, rum military duty.
Be IL eaaeied BY tht Senate and House o.
Representatives. Of ihs Und,d States ef u
pisfioa in Congrss assembled, That ths
Pr.sId,.ui, ProI-.sms, Tators, Stewards,
aud Siudenis 81 III. different Summarize u
learning in The District NJ Columbia. he.
aud they hereby are. DECLARED to he, ~
emri from The performance ui militia duty
except IN essr of wa.
ApPsosLp--hay I. 1893.
JOIN 4. ADAMS.
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risire "a ntesm IRE sam. ~ ry time
l'r-siou- Ia the hrs, day II NAY. ooe thou
sand e,gtt hundred aud twenty s-srn, sn
paying tue amount of the purchase money
due, exclusive of io,esrst, with deduction
III thirty seven aud half per cent
sEe. ,. .fnd be At Jurthsy snacfrd, Ths,
ifihe legal holder OF an, certificate OF fur.
ther ctshit extended 10 purchasers Of pub
lir lands by the act of III. -econd nf March,
eighteen hundred aud twenty our, entitled
" An Act for thr r.li-f Of ths pur, hasrrs Of
pubic lands, prior To- III. first day sJuly.
eighteen hundred and twenty" shsll, pre-
si"p. Ia the fourth day of July. righleen
hundred aud twenty seven, discharge thr
amount due on snab certificate, by rein
punishment or payment, OF both, sufh hul
DIR shsll he Vniltlsd lu a remission OF all
interest due thereon Al the day of such dis
charge, together With deduction of thirty
seven and u bail per cent, on the amount
actually paid ~ cash.
APPtUvED-Ma,4 4. 1898.
join q ADAMS
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fPUBLie-Nn. ST.

AN ACT In extend the lines Of certain
Land Districts in the State of Missouri.
BE II enacted by The Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States Of n
neric0 IN Congress assembled, That tn"
western boundary Of In. Land District of
Cape Glrardeau, aud ol Ih- Western Dis
trict IN the Stat. at Missouri. he, and the
same is hereby, extended 10 the Western
boundary OF ths State of Missouri.
hPPkovED-May I, 1876.
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.,d ronmndions arhnoi house, ~ n
ground apartments, ~ b"iiding by the p.o-
I MI. for additional selIeel- N tbe COLONY.
CAPTAINS Cba-tr and Goierai al the Go.
Iornhiso service. has- recent, hren upon
tn. COST, and chased away almost eve,
guin,aman. know tu br hrt"ren Sirrf.
L.ron- and Cape Paiinas. r. IN. f..re,sf
officer. thr American e ionv Il lnd.ht.t
for the liberal donaton Of 80 stands Of
arms, 4 .ca-k, of gunpowder, and several
,aiuabIr articles of provisions
AOe-
Hnyi.--NnmgrouS accounts from this
sombe Republic represent its affairs >.
beng extremely unsettled, and that /. cri-
sis in thrin vas rapidly approaching, az
companird with The repetition VI Rpyn-
luti"nary horrors. II is stated, that III,
late arrangement with Franco IL ronsldrr-
ed oppressive and mysterious. and thar
the popularity of President Bower ana
his advisers. WAS daily diminishing. Al
ded to this, that the American factors and
merchants complained of being ~ treated.
and held IN contempt, IN consequence. a,
vas said of the neglect of the go,ernmen,
of the United states 10 recognize th- In
dependence Of sister Rrpuhhc Of III.
same hemisphere and of its neglect tn
Afford eouhsnance and protectiol to their
merchants aud tacto,s in Hayti 1t wa.
stated to be evidently the design of IN.
French government, and its agents in
Hayt, IN engr"ss not only the whole trad.
of The Island but al ia affections aud re-.
spect, and that they were not idle in cir.
culating insinuatlnns, that the American
merchants Sc. were Of little consequence
and that thrir government woold not rr-
sent or notice any oppression they might
Suffer The letter adds, that the appear
anre of the North-Carolna in any onp of
lhe ports Of Hayli would pnt new fac.
IN the state of affairs and restore the A.
merican merchants To their rights and