Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28


,-soa mouth 1900 Hisifor CAroaie!,
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lSsrHRucrIos ~ HAYrL--Wc have receiV
!, rom several sources a variety Of Information
ra TO the third OF March, nj which date The M
4cciion was fsr from quellei. lciier from
NJ, Csve. dated Feb u. received NJ New ORR
tAo schr Huri and Published by the Journal
Commerce. says.--
.Arr CAVES. HAYTi, Feb. 27-The south
~ Of ,h, Island is nov ia state OF open iusur-
lam The insurgeni army, composed Of Up.
u I'D, OF SIX thousand men, have taken possession
Ans. j lIainaut Anse Ncau and Jcfomie,
..s,, the later city have established provision.
-,7emmcn; 4 number OF respectable Hay
81 n merchant. and other individuals have been
,,s,nci Dr. Lowell, m American citizen,
n irspccicl by The native. ani beloved by for
Fl mr., IS condemned 10 death No witnesses
81 ,-,,r been called to corroboraic The charges al
n ,-3 against him the United States Commercial
II Ae,,l Us bscn induced to report accordingly to
=, conry Of State, requesting assistance and
,#Tfaiecfi1n
III iPssacss since the commencement OF tho revolt
a, fsIrely at sand aud until political Affairs are
Isa.l4 ouc way or the other, no collections will
h, made and no produce, we fear, will come to
&naks
n Yesterday the Pilot brig OF war, l6 guns, Cap
Ell5uaown anchored off this port. and on learning
M critical state in which British merchants are
E seed sci sail for Jamaica 10 obtain additional pro.
n c,on
R,r0lstion in Hayii Cap, Paxton, Of brig
|sniora, al Holmes Hole from Jeremic, March
y aoms the agen, of the Merchants Exchange,
Etnthe revolution broke OF, Feb |, the immcd
b. cause Of which was report received at Jcrc'
ne tina, four Of the principal men among the
PARROTS were TO be hung for the part they had
Ken in tho recent revolutionary attempts ard as
a example Every man friendly to the Patro'
kgase, and capable of bearing arms, was immedi-
~ ly armed. and marched for the principal font or
s-sgnal, held by President Boyer's troops, which
,s,s surrendered 10 them without resistance. The
Gar1, force increased 10 abou, 1000 men, then
Eonoia,cly marched to another arsenal in die
Us',ni part Of the town, which they took after a
Blou con,es. The Patriots are in possession o.
d. west end Of the Island from Leogane to Cape
e)1nnl Maria, and intend 10 march on Port AZ
Gnncc Their forces amount TO about 10 00(
tfcn AMI are increasing daily They have gain
over siI regiments of President Boyer's troop
d nhous6ring a gun have fought two battles
d ave come off victorious, and have killed in al
D 90. 500 men, including two Of President Boy
principal generals The Presidents troop
por au Prince are said to amour. 10 400
Every thing was quiet a. Jeremic when Cap
t,ln sailed. The Patriots held possession G
5spra, and were in high spirits Two Hay,ie
svofwar, Of bu, small force were cruising OF
por--BostoR Adu & Pat
Later from Hayti.--The Brig Sea Eagle, c
n poH, having made short passage from Poi
. D Prince, put into Harwich on the 18th instsn
!. se brings accounts is days later than last adv
a h rom that place
!. We are favored by our friends the owners {
] D. Sea Eagle, with extracts from their letter.
y It wing the following Information II appears th'
. disposition has been evinccd by the Prcsider
> EIoycr, to pnrey-and it was supposed posslbl
:, al,he Patriots might listen to terms-but it
!. f,her believed that they would use the powe
I, thiehih appear to have obtained to carry o,
" er own purposes which were fully explaine
/. an article which we published under date
!, remio, Feb 18th, in our paper Of Saturday las
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