Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

HlsrreciiOn in Hpyi We have received from
several sources "A variety Of information, down 10
the llld ii March, ut which date the insnrreclion
WAS Tar from qnelled a letter from Aux Cages.
dated Feb 81, received nj New York by the schr.
ilurd, and published 10y The Journal ol Commerce,
says:-
FAUX CAVES, HAYTI, Feb 27.-The South part
OF tins lsaud Is now ~ IA sta OF open inSlrrec-
non. The lusurgent army, COMPOSED OF upwards
Of six Thousand men, have tnken possession of
Anse flainaul Ause Neau and Jerenie aud
IN the latter city have established provlsinna!
government. \ number of respectable Hayden
merchants aud other individuals have hgeiI itii-
Irlsuned. DIR. Lowell, an American citizen, much
respected by the natives aud beloved by foreign
err, is condemned to death. No Witnesses having
been called 10 corruhuraie the charges alleged
against him, the United states Commercial Agent
has been induced TO report accordingly 10 your
Secretary OF Slu,e, requesting assistunce and pro-
lection.
Business since the commencement nf the re-
volt entirely nj staud and until political affairs
are settled one way or the other, no COLLECTIONS
wal, be made, aud no produce, we ieur, wdI come
u market.
"Yrslerday The Pilot, brig of war lG guns
Capt. liouslowu, ancuured of this port, and on
Learning the critical STATE IN which Brush mer-
chants are placed, sci sail Tor Jomacn 10 obtain
additional prbleril"u.
ReuOiuii6n in HnyH-Capt Paxton, Of brig Pam
duru al Holmes Hole from Jtrenir, March i'll
luIlns The agent OF the Merchants Exchange, that
the revolution broke Out Feb. l. the immediate
cause OF Which was report received ar Jerenie,
that louf of the principal men among the Patriots
ntre 10 he hung, tor the pari tD hal aiken IN
the recent revolutionary attempts, aud as All exam
pie Every man friendly to The Patriot ratlsr, aud
capable oi bearing arms. was Immediate ARMED,
and marched iu: the principal tort or arsenal held
| by President Boy ers troops which was surrer-
dcred 10 them without Ieslsnnre. lie Patriot
| force increased 10 about 1000 men, then lmrned-
aiey marched to another arseru in different
part Of the town, which they took after II short
contest The Pairiols are III possrssion ol Inc
| est end OF the Island from Leognnu to Cnpe
! Duuua Maria, and intend 10 march on Port au
Prince. Their forces amount TO ali III u GOO men,
and ARE increasing daily. They have gained over
SIX regiments ut President Boyers lroups without
firing gun; have fought Two battles, have come
Oft victorious, and have killed in all about 300
men, including Two at President Buyers frlnci-
pal generals. The Presidents troops at Port au
Prince ure said 10 amount 10 1000 men.
| Every Thing was quiet al Jerene when Capt.
PaxiOn sailed. The Patriots held possession uf
the town. and were in high spirits. Two Hayden
men OF war, OF but small nrce, were cruising off
tie port. - Boston .4dU. s. Pat
LIier from, Hayti-l'he brig Sea Eagle, Of this
port having made short passage from Port au
Prince, pu, INTO llurwich on The 18Th instant
She brings accounts IL da! later than las, advlces
! from that place.
We are favored by our friends, the owners Of
the Sea Eagle, with extracts from their letters,
giving the following information. 1t appears that
disposition has been eyinced by the President
| Bower, to parley-and II was supposed possible
| that the Patriots might listen 10 terms but II Is
rather believed that they would use the power
which they appear TO have Obtained, 10 carry out
their own pul poses, which were fully explained
| in an article which we published, under date of
Jerene, Feb. !5ll, in our paper OF Saturday last.
! Boston Alias