The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

FROM HAYTI-By an arrival at Boston, we have
accounts to the 22d of April We find the follow.
ing published 10 the ale Manifesto" of April Oh -
The Haytiens have entrusted the administration
to a Commencement Provsoire," composed of FIVE
distinguished individuals from The civil and military.
Tney are lmbert, Voltare, 81 greter, Gucrrier and
RIvlere The latter was the military commander
OF the revolutionary army. An election Is to take
pace immediately throughout the island, OF an AS
semblee Constltuan,e This body as soon at chosen
will meet at Port Republican, and form a new con-
stilutlou VIII oh will probably differ not very much
from the old one, excepting IN LIMITING the Presl-
dental term, probably TO five years. and IN he
mode OF electIDg the Senate, which will now be by
he vote OF the people The Manifesto" re Dukes
the people for being too clamorous for Office, and
asks very properly. how they expect TO have
nomcal government, IT every needy man expects 10
De fed from the public CRIB A council board of
nine prominent revolurionists is chosen act with
he commission decree, dated April IL, makes
he maritime and CONNIE rcial relations tree between
HaytI and the West India Islands, with whom they
trade, IN order 10 remedy the evils whIch the re-
Stnctive policy OF the late government had caused.
LATER FROM BuENos AYREs BY an arrival at
Boston we have accounts 10 The Isl of March. The
beseglng army of General Onbe still rema ms IN it's
position the walls of he city. Skirmishes take
place between the two torces slmo ST daily, In which
he friends OF each party represent the other to have
suffered severely. Two days ago several mortars
and quantity OF bombs were landed by Admiral
Brown, whose squadron has since taken up q posi-
ti0n IN the harbOr Just Ou side the men oil war OF to-
reign nations decisive attack upon he city is
now daily and nightly expected. Opinions as 10 liz
probable success, generally speaking, sccor ding TO
the pre- objections ot those who give them.
From all can arm, think the city must yield in
n few weeks for hungry stomachs will ex, rcise an
| important Influence upon these who have htle or
nothing TO gain or loss IN The matter-Snd If by no
means certain that maj 0rty OF the wealth and IN
fiuence OF the city is not favorable TO General
Oribe.
The present state of thnesis truly deplorabe, and
ony change which may occur will be very likely to
prove for The better.
The ladies belonging to he family of the Ameri-
can consul are on board the frigate Columbia, Com
Shubrck. The Enterprise has gone to Maldona-
do to look after American interests there. The
John Adams is IN port. Boston Post.
GREEN PEAS were exhibited at the Norfolkrmar.
ket on Saturday, selling readily at 81 80 per peck.
Of course the salmon, or rather the salmon trout,
were not wanting either, The Norfolk Herald says
strings of four each trout from Is to 70 inches long,
were selling on Monday for three cents and adds;
Trout is rarely caught in our waters in large
quantities, and generally very small In the spring
season-he fall being the usual time for theirvls
when they are in their prime, and much better han
hose we have now but this season we have area
dy had some hundreds OF cart loads OF them IN our
market, and for the most part nearly full grown
How they came to pay unseasonaoie Vis't III
such vast shoals, is a problem we are unaole 10
solve. The grey uout, 100, "hLcn IT. 1n, ~ ne
o the salmon, M We also been aou nuan', aru un-
commoulv large some OF them being IZfeet IN
length. And besides thus ex'reoroinary volunteer
igs1 ., ,ha o,essure of " hard times, we have the
rock t fish ia great abundance and Of the right size
,,S tbe table-and any quantity o. club, perch aud
n,her pond fish The same thing occurred in lS4l
,viib he sheepshead, of which, though a GUNNER
fsb. hundreds were brought to market every
,rornins for more than week, in the early part OF
Nay This phenomenon was Jocuary accounted
Tor 10 one of the fruits OF the Wing triumph We
are happy to make the acqua ntance OF good size
tble sheepshead at all times; bur would agree to
ibstain from that luxury henceiorh rather than see
UGH another wing triumph