The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-31


file of the Kingston Morning Journal, from
which we extract the following items:-
The Barbados Globe Of the 23d ult says It was I'M
derstood that her Msjestys have directed
the abolition Of all the foes hitherto received by the pr
vsts M me o. the or
The paper states that II has heard what It
considers good authority derived from letters brought
by the Danish governor Of st Thomas and
Santa Cruz to prepare the propretors In those islands
is further confidently asserted that similar orders have
been transmitted to the governors Of the French Islands
ndsS sd hs Of
Windsor, after short illness
The Falmouth Po:t states that afty-thrse Portuguese
Ian. Capt. Bruce, from London, last Madeira These
immigrants have been sent out BY the agents Of Msssr
Hawthorn Shedden, Of London, to Bellneld Estate,
in st. James and Brscos in Trelawny.
The following is copy of a proclamation
issued by the President of the Republic of Hayti,
on the occasion of the late disturbances -
LIBERTY! EQuALIrY
REPUBLIC OF HAYTI.
PROCLAMATION.
FAusrIN SoULoUsuE, President Of Hayti,
To the People and the Army.
HAyrIEss The necessity Of my tour to the Depart
the capital since the termination Of the last Legislative
session
sion to power should seize the rst moments 81 leisure
in visiting the different localities, In order to convncs
myself Of the strict execution of the measures had
for the interest," Order and prosperity Of the
public.
nattsr myself that oil my fellow citizens, enlightened
by experience and convinced Of the indispensable
sty Of enjoying peace, and Of union and con-
cord, will aid the government with all their efforts In
consolidating our institutions.
But had sooner left the capital, when most de-
porable conflict ensued among the authorities who
entrusted with the maintenance Of order and tranqu
the very impossbility OF their realization excited alarm
amongst families arrested the progress Of commerce
mensced that precious union without which
YER own . country.
Being DESTROYS Of arriving at the source Of these PERI
dious Vaccinations and of discovering their authors
arrive at the capital determined to research and subdus
with the gave Of the law these perverse factions who
have dared to profit BY ny absence IN attempting te
s1H1ss snd asecTG the land
denied any event that related to my past life
would violate the oath have made to maintain
happiness and the civilization Of our country
Hsytiens be calm. Have confidence always in the
around him and extend to him your aid in
the Vaccinations Of these enemies Of peace and public
security Remember that our indssouble union Is tn.
indispensable condition OF force and Of nationa
ty. Let unite strength around the sacred ire,
Of our Independence Has not the bosom Of the country
been too long lscerated by dscord and her progeny
Haytisns you have placed your condolences IN mo: Il
Is my wish to justify It.. rely the cooperation
good citizens In accomplishing the work Of Regeneration
undertaken BY fathers ct the price Of glorious
sacrifices appeal to your patriotism Understand The
truth which tell you You ALL whose hearts palpitstt
bacrou ueWo VI your cOuutry-0ecn OF you
after having presented to the Chief OF the State the r
butte Of his experience, repeat With him these words
which ought for ever to assure our fraternity
"Long live the Republic
| :" Long live Union
| Long live liberty
| Long live equality
| Long live the Independence,
"Longlive the constitution ~
Given at the National Palace, at Gonaves the l6tl
Of September, lsa7 the forty year Of the indie
| psndenoe. sOULOUQUE.
Meetings have been held and others are to b.
held at different places, at which urgent appeal
to the imperial government for aid and assistance
particularly in the shape of protection to the pro
ducc of the British West Indies, were drawn up