The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

THE REVOLUTION IN HAYTI-It is now expected
that the revolution in Hayti will be complete, and
that new constitution like ours be adopted.
Very late accounts have been received at the east
from that Island. They are as follows:-
From Boston Mail. March 1871
The Pandora arrived at Homes's Hole on the
10th inst, from Jereme, brings advlces to the I'd OF
March. AT that time the revolution was in the full
tide OF successful experiment. The "Patriots," no
longer ''insurge nts." had gained ground and num-
bered at least IL 600 strongand no doubt was en-
tertalned of their ultimate success. Nearly all the
male inhabitants of Jereme and vicinity were ac-
lively engagedn the revolt Six regiments of Pre-
sldent Boyer's troops had joined the Patriots-all
communication with Port.au- Prince was cut off
There had been no bloodshed at the latest advices
nor single act of dishonor committed
lConcspondencc of the Heraldl
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
Saturday Evening, 18th inst )
Piratical Movements OF the Haytiens- Their Pro
gress in Civilization.
We learn from Captain Hurd, of the brig Jacob
Story, at this port, from Jeremie that he set sail for
Boston on the 18th Feb at one p. NJ; as soon as he
got clear of the harbora Hayden sloop of war gave
him chase with all sail set. He then bore up from
N. N. W. to w. with all his drawing sails set fore
and aft. AT 3 p. M. the wind being light and find.
ing he dropping astern, the black captain lower
ed barge and made for the J. S.with sails and oars
Ats P M. the wind increasing and the soop of war
finding it bad chase, they clewed down royals,
took in stnddng sails hauled up coursers and set
signal for the barge to return. We then hauled by
the wind and put to sea.
TnEATRIcAIs, &c-Theatricals and amusements
of all kinds throughout the country, seem to be in
very dull and unnteresting state 1t can hardly be
said with certainty that there is solitary theatre in
the United States that is at this time making
money. We must, however, keep the run of the
old favorites and have an eye to their where
abouts
Mr.. Forrest is in this city, and about to act in a
new play at the Chatham-one that has been acted
in England with very great success.
Messrs. Placde and Fisher are performing at the
Park. Flynn is also here, engaging company for
Pittsburgh
In this city are also Mrs. Sutton, Signoras Ma
roncelli and Otto, the Misses Cumming, Signors De
Begins, Martini, Rapett, Benedd, Messrs. Rake
mann, Scharfenberg and Kossowsk
Yankee Hill is playing at the National, Boston
Howes' Olympic Circus is still at the fremont
Chippendae is in Philadelphia recruiting COM
pany to proceed to Cincinnati, and opens the Ma
tonal Theatre there Mr.. and Mrs Broucham are
also in Philadelphia. Welch re-opened his Olympic
Circus 0ormerly the National, in Philadelphia, last
Saturday, Tor short engagement He has made
some valuable additions to his company.
Many Of the leading stars are South. Hackett is
at Columbus, Georgia. The Seguns are at Charles.
ton. Burton and Miss Reynolds are at Norfolk
The St Charles and American Theatres, New
Orleans, are both open At THE former, Neafie, ].
M Field, Farren and Mrs. Stuart, Formerly Miss,
Vos,) are the principal people. The operate ballet
OF La Bayadere, was produced on the 18th instant,
with Mary Ann Lee as the dancing Bayadere At
the American, young andenlof was starring.
Mons Paul, the strong man, sthere. Miss Claren-
don is giving dramatic readings.
Herr Dresbach and his lions are at Baltimore
Dan Marble has been playing at Mobile; where also
has afpeared Mons. Guillot, another Hercules
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