New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-02
Republic of fIayfi.

We find the following Proclamation of the Presi-
den, Of Hsyn Issued during the recent disturbances in
that island, in our West India files
FAUsTIN sOULOUQUE. PRESIDENT or BIrTr
To the People and he 4rn,y
HAYIIESs The necessity of my tour IN the Depart
ments ArtlbODite and the north. Induced 10 quit
the Capital since the termination of the sst legislative
session.
sion to power should seize the first moments OF leisure
In visiting the different localities In order to convince
myse OF this strict execution Of the measures had
adopted for the interest order and prosperity OF the
Republic.
latter myself that all my fellow citizens Heightened
by experience, and convinced OF the Indispensable
necessity of enjoying peace aud OF our union and
concord will aid tbs Government with all their efforts
In consolidating our institutions.
But had LETT the Capital, when most de
plorsbe conflict ensued among the authorities who were
inirusted with The maintenance Of order and rsnqu
~ and the csmor projects Infamous az absurd By
the very impossibitY of their realization excited alarm
among families arrested the progress OF commerce.
and nenaccd that precious union without which we can
own country.
Being DESTROYS OF arriving the source Of these peri
ious Vaccinations and 81 discovering their authors
arrive At the Capital determined to research and subdge
with the slsva of the law these perverse factions who
have dared profit by my sbsence in attempting 70 *
cite trouble aud dscord throughou the land
Haytiensi sly past conduct IL known 10 you. have
never denied and related my psst lie. !
would violate the ozth have made 10 maintain
our Institutions and TO labor without repose for the
Hsytens, be calm Have conhtencs always IN TIE
Chief whom you have freely chosen to yourselves Rally
around him and extend him your aid 10 suPpressng
the mschin stons OF these enemies ~ peace and pubc
security Remember that our ndissoluoe union 10 the
indispensable condition of our force snd OF our national
ity. Let unite strength around tho sacred tree
Of our independence Has the bosom OF the country
been too long lscersisd by dscord and her progeny
Hsytiens you have placed your confidence 10 me !.
s my wish to Justify H. | rely the cooperation OF
good citizens 10 accomplishing tho work oil regensra uon
- nj
sacrifices appeal to your patriotism. Understand the
truth which tell you. You all whose hearts palPl'ate
st the very sacred name IT your counry-esch OF YOU
after having presented 10 the Chief o the state the "
buts of his experience repeat with him these words
which ought for ever to assure our fraternity
Long I've the Republic
Long live Union
Long live Liberty
Long live Equsity
Long i've the Independence
Long live this Constitution "
Given At the National Palace at Consives the 10th OF
Sept si7 the forty fourth year Of the Independence
SOULOUQUE.
From rBg INDIAN COUNTRY The steamer St
Peters which arrived from the Missouri Last evening.
took board oelos Fort LeaveuworIh sixteen men and
the cssO-s ut three Mscsus~ bo,ts consisting OF about
$500 buffalo robes &c They LETT Fort Pierre, on the
Yellowstone shout the i7th ult but bring news Of
interest The Indians represented As being quiet
The Missouri sud tributaries very low and falling
Mr. s.rpy WIS has been la the Indian country on the
head water. of ths O.sgs and Platte psssep ger
ne 81 Peters From him ~ learn that difficulties con
taued 10 exist between the sioux sod Oos which Ire
cuenty led hostitss and IS OF lie The former are
said - have recently sscscd the Pawnees destroying
one Of their villages snd killing several OF their number
great drouih bad, tor several weeks, prevailed
10 the valleys Of the Osage and Platte. which has
parchei the vegetation and DRIED ~ toe streams
The eras on tbs prsf bad already been burnt OF and
the country pr-, uisd dssOate aspect The
CITY Of pure had esassd sickness among the sscs
Foxes snd Potta Tstomios 81 which great many had
10. f,ug Mt Ia n. IN.
nui,ies 10 the i-stnamed tribes caused good deal OF
disssti.f.cton snong them but they remsined quiet
1t Louis Rep I'D.
C.x.IEsTURsED UsDERwRITER.-Our readers
will not De- lis surprised to bear that the vsisni Col
Canses the terror Of the Mexican Inhabitants OF the
Rio Crande aBd perhsps he dread Vi a0srnsd American
traiers Ia, o. extensively Into tue Insurance busi
ness He iusur-s goods American 90 Mexican property,
from the Rio trande M0Ut-ray sgalnst peris by rob
her. or gEerrilds His charges are ne~hs ouerOus
TWENTY-FIVE pr cent prrmiUm-oui hs gives ample
,scuriIy for h- fuhllmeut OF his obligations He mas
even recovered stolen property u the rate and 10
he s usually prigy - the ercunsAnces oil any lsrg-
robbery he "a said to drive thriving business In his
line n you vish to see him upon business. sddress
nm lins and be will grant you = rendezvous where
YOU must meet him unsrm-d. Ills ear 10 open 10 onefs
Tor his .srvices and be hnds he account IN EN-
the safe conduct Of goods 70 Monterey ioriyns pa
yiouc copvsneui fellow this Csnses IN o. Pic. 2lst
Nor R,n-A friend writes US from East Ma
Iii. ,bsf 10 went 10 attend the dsdicsiion OF Roman
C,h,- Church IN that place the other day The iuie
nor OF the building WAS crowded. capital sermon was
urssehed-and every body wss waiting for the eeremo
ues the d-jlcauon, ~h-n the oi;isuns pnes quiet
v rsmsrsed th.t having learned the building
UNPAID for By tue alton, be could not In con
science dedicate IL" be could not ave irom them 10
God whst wa. not tn-rs 10 render. When the Church
legally Do ION sed them he would with pleasure be
the medium Of fes-ntng II TO Hesvsn" Al example
this not On orthy Of being followed oy ProtsstAnts
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